The chances of passing HIV from mother to child during - and after - pregnancy can be reduced to less than one per cent if the right steps are taken.
NAT works with the media to raise awareness of HIV and to campaign for change.
Below is a selection of recent features about NAT's work in the media.
We've all got HIV...it's not the death sentence it used to be.The Sun, 26/11/2009
Telltale Signs - Why men with HIV still feel unable to reveal itGuardian Society, 26/08/2009
Sex education can help stop the rise of HIV in young gay men Pink News, 17/05/2009
It's ignorance that must die if HIV is to be overcomeThe Times, 27/04/2009
Living in Britain with HIV The Times, 28/11/2008
Doctors 'miss early HIV symptoms' BBC News, 22/07/2008
HIV children turned away from schools The Observer, 13/07/2008
Injustices in HIV care are closer to homeGuardian Letters, 14/06/2008
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