How one nurse’s experience of stigma at work led to change for all healthcare workers living with HIV

Today the UK Advisory Panel on Healthcare Workers Living with Blood Borne Viruses (UKAP)[i]...

HIV, PrEP, and the Right to Health

This blog was originally published on HuffPost.

It is seven years since PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) – the drug taken...

Put words into action on prevention and fund public health

80 organisations from across the health sector have issued a consensus statement telling the Government to fund...

WHY THE INFECTED BLOOD ENQUIRY MATTERS

My name is Robert and I have HIV. That is probably a pretty common opening line for an...

Tackling the shortfalls in HIV care in immigration detention

NAT and BHIVA have today published new guidance to support HIV care in Immigration Removal Centres (IRCs).

This follows...

Balance for Better: NAT’s work on women and HIV

HIV is a women’s issue. Internationally, young women are the group facing the greatest risk of acquiring HIV and...

Improving and integrating HIV care

Over the past few years, discussion across health and social care has been dominated by one word in particular...

A formula for success: progress on improving access to formula milk for mothers living with HIV

In April 2017 we published our briefing on access to formula milk for mothers living with HIV in the...

The NHS long-term plan is a missed opportunity on prevention. The Spending Review must not be.

In November Matt Hancock, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, called the additional £20.5bn announced for the...

Why Data Matters: HIV in Europe

A new paper published in Eurosurveillance today finds that there has been substantial progress towards achieving the global UNAIDS...