News Sat 30 - Fri 05 February
Driver’s HIV stab horror. Worried James McGowan, 40, now faces an agonising six-month wait to find out if he has contracted HIV. Scottish Sun
Pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb has been forced to amend the labelling of one of its HIV drug treatments following a number of reports of patients suffering from a rare, but sometimes fatal, liver disorder. Pharmacy Europe
A surgeon who claims he contracted the HIV virus during the course of his duties has brought a High Court action for damages. Irish Times
News Sat 23 - Fri 29 January
Terrence Higgins Trust is launching a new campaign to warn gay men that HIV can also be caught through their penises. Pink News
A survey of gay and bisexual men has found that 77 per cent of respondents would donate blood if they were allowed to. Pink News
An HIV-positive South African woman is challenging being removed from Northern Ireland by immigration authorities. BBC News
News Sat 16 - Fri 22 January
Drug-resistant strains of HIV have already been documented in San Francisco and elsewhere in the US, and Europe. Now a model of their transmission, based on studies of gay San Francisco men, forecasts a rapid upsurge in the next five years. New Scientist
The UN has deplored the jailing of nine gay men who were members of a group working to provide condoms and HIV treatment in Senegal, and said it is working with a coalition of partners to ensure their release. UN Refugee Agency
Man guilty of 'reckless' HIV sex in Scotland. BBC News
Charities concerns over HIV conviction in Scotland. BBC News
The Royal College of Nursing today welcomed the launch of new guidelines on sexually transmitted infections, produced by the Medical Foundation for AIDS and Sexual Health (MedFASH) and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH). Nursing Times
News Sat 09 - Fri 15 January
Around two-thirds of people do not use condoms when they have sex with a partner for the first time, according to a survey marking the launch of a new sexual health advertising campaign. Nursing in Practice
Faith schools should be legally obliged to teach that homosexuality is "normal and harmless", and gay civil partnerships should be replaced by true marriage, Nick Clegg said in an interview. The Independent
The first HIV-positive patient to be identified by NHS-funded pharmacy screening has praised the profession’s role in improving his prognosis. Chemist and Druggist
News Sat 02 - Fri 08 January
The US has lifted a 22-year immigration ban which has stopped anyone with HIV from entering the country. BBC News
David Cameron reveals Conservatives Draft Health Manifesto. The Times