"So much research is done on us, this time it was a true collaboration" - Changing Perceptions reports

This is a guest blog for NAT from Silvia Petretti, joint CEO at Positively UK. Visit the Changing Perceptions website...

U=U, human rights, and criminalisation: highlights from International AIDS Conference

NAT hit Amsterdam 23-27 July 2018 for AIDS2018. This was my first foray into the hotpot of activism and energy...

Glasgow's major HIV outbreak amongst people who inject drugs shows no sign of slowing

In 2015, an HIV outbreak was detected amongst people who inject drugs (PWIDs) in Glasgow. Three years on the outbreak...

The People Vs The NHS – are we still fighting for PrEP?

Do we have PrEP in England?  Well, yes and no. We have the PrEP Impact trial which currently has...

“Let’s do something dramatic” Sir Elton’s rallying cry

“Elton is always early” we were told by Anne Aslett, the Executive Director of the Elton John AIDS Foundation (EJAF)....

Shining a light on women and HIV: NAT’s pledge to make women and HIV #InvisibleNoLonger

This week, a vitally important report has been published – entitled ‘Women and HIV: Invisible No Longer’, the report...

On World Health Day 2018 we demand that migrants have equal access to the NHS

World Health Day, organised by the World Health Organisation, is a global awareness day celebrated on 7^th April each year...

Pressing for progress for women and HIV

Rosalie Hayes

International Women’s Day (8 March 2018) is a time to celebrate the achievements of women, but it’s also...

Our data isn't safe with the NHS - NHS Digital must be rebuilt

Confidentiality of patient information is one of the most ancient and important principles of medicine. If doctors tell other people...

Testing perpetrators of assault for diseases like HIV is pointless and harmful

A new Private Member’s Bill is attracting widespread attention and support, including a moving feature on BBC’s The...