HIV

Latest data show males more likely to test positive, while positivity rates in antenatal screening remain low.

People with HIV in the UK report good quality of life but increased risk of mental ill-health, survey finds.

Longitudinal viral analysis from transplant recipients will provide important insights into viral dynamics

Scotland’s national programme recording 100 new users per month, second year progress report finds

Terence Higgins Trust calls for broader focus on sexual health in people living with HIV

Scaling up opioid agonist therapies to optimise HIV outcomes is crucial in regions with increasing HIV incidence and mortality.

Drug-related HIV transmissions continue to fall but are often diagnosed late, while Glasgow outbreak continues.

HIV-associated neurocognitive impairments and the influence of Tat subtypes on neurological outcomes

Testing in primary care is widely acceptable but some healthcare providers reluctant to target specific groups.

Around 320 children and adolescents died every day from AIDS-related causes in 2018, according to a UNICEF snapshot.

Patient-reported outcomes have a key role in person-centred HIV care but are underused.

Remaining challenges in European continent to contain the HIV epidemic

Snapshots from the EACS, the 17th European AIDS Conference in Basel 2019.

“The results of a confidential survey in EU countries – a huge difference in what the countries are paying for PrEP”