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One Voice Network launched as platform for black communities in HIV policy Black-led organisations in the UK come together under the banner of striving for excellence and quality in healthcare for Black communities around HIV
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Pulmonary arterial enlargement in well-treated persons with HIV Obesity and injected drug use is associated with pulmonary arterial enlargement
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Stopping and starting PrEP during the pandemic. Prepster website issues user-friendly information on PrEP and HIV prevention during COVID-19.
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New tool to calculate return on investment on sexual health interventions in young people. Public Health England tool allows users to model STI cases, cost savings and QALYs.
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Low uptake of PrEP among black women in the UK: new study examines causes. Lack of knowledge about PrEP and stigma around HIV risk hamper uptake, interviews find.
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Significantly reduced bone mineral density in HIV seropositive women Sclerostin positively associated with bone mineral density independent of HIV status
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HIV: requests for post-exposure prophylaxis down 80% in lockdown. Fewer people are accessing post-exposure prophylaxis but reasons are not clear.
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People with HIV: no evidence for a higher COVID-19 infection rate or different disease course. People with HIV do not appear to be at higher risk unless immunocompromised, new statement says
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Long-acting injectable PrEP is safe and effective
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HIV testing: test now to break transmission chain, says 56 Dean Street clinic A drop in new HIV infections could be an unexpected silver lining to COVID-19, with lockdown presenting a unique testing opportunity
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Resources in low-income countries remain insufficient to achieve SDG3 targets by 2030
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PrEP: Delaying universal access to PrEP is harming patients and costing money, new analysis shows. Study identifies 15 HIV infections in individuals waiting for PrEP.
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Guidance on intensive care for COVID-19 in HIV Intensive Care Society and British HIV Association have issued a statement on considerations for critical care for people with HIV during COVID-19.
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A syndemic framework to conceptualise the impact of COVID-19 among people living with HIV
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