HIV and AIDS

Anti-HIV Drugs Confirmed To Stop Transmission Between Gay Men

In a decade-long study, there were no cases of transmission in 972 couples.
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How Many More Must Needlessly Contract HIV Before We Ensure Proper Access To PrEP?

Every week 15 gay and bisexual men in London are diagnosed with HIV, yet councils are currently withholding a drug that could stop this
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London Patient Is 'Second Person Cured Of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant'

"One piece in the HIV cure puzzle."
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A Death Sentence: The Contaminated Blood Scandal

“Hundreds will die before this inquiry ends, hundreds of people will go to their graves with no sense of justice.”The contaminated blood scandal is the biggest disaster in NHS history, in which thousands of Brits were infected with HIV, hepatitis C and other deadly blood borne diseases. HuffPost spoke with the victims as the long awaited inquiry opened.
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Half Of HIV Positive People Face Discrimination, New Poll Finds

"There are low level elements of stigma in every day life".
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The Contaminated Blood Scandal And The Forgotten Victims Of AIDS

We still think of AIDS as being a sexually transmitted disease, but approximately 1,000 haemophilia patients in the UK who were infected with HIV have died since the 1980s
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Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle Reveals He Is HIV Positive

"The disease is still deeply misunderstood," says 32-year-old as he bids to break stigma.
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'Bohemian Rhapsody' Premiere Crashed By Protesters With Message About HIV Prevention

Two protest groups united to highlight the lack of access to PrEP in the UK.
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When You're Diagnosed With HIV At 24, Rationality Goes Out The Window

The first three months after my HIV diagnosis were a blur - so much has changed that it's almost unimaginable to look back and understand how I was feeling
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Women Living With HIV Are Invisible In Our Society - But We Are Working Toward Equality

Over half of women living with HIV in the UK have experienced violence
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