Press Release

NAT (National AIDS Trust) ‘deeply concerned’ about the impact of upheaval and delay in national HIV prevention spending.

NAT (National AIDS Trust) ‘deeply concerned’ about the impact of upheaval and delay in national HIV prevention spending.

Publication date

Thursday, March 12, 2015

The Department of Health has announced its plans for investment in HIV prevention for 2015-16. 

Results of study ‘should dramatically change the approach to treatment for people living with HIV in the UK’, says NAT.

Results of study ‘should dramatically change the approach to treatment for people living with HIV in the UK’, says NAT.

Publication date

Thursday, May 28, 2015
Early results from the START study (Strategic Timing of AntiRetroviral Treatment) released last night show that there are significant health benefits if people living with HIV start taking treatment earlier than the current UK guidelines recommend.

Government reject Committee recommendations on PSHE.

Government reject Committee recommendations on PSHE.

Publication date

Thursday, July 16, 2015
Today, the Government failed to accept any of the recommendations made by the Education Select Committee on how to improve PSHE in this country. The committee recommended PSHE should be made compulsory in all schools and that compulsory guidance for schools (which currently dates back to 2000) be updated ensuring PSHE is inclusive of same-sex relationships – the Government’s response fails to accept this.

HIV Organisations Call on Public to Sign Community Statement for PrEP.

HIV Organisations Call on Public to Sign Community Statement for PrEP.

Publication date

Tuesday, August 4, 2015
As evidence of the effectiveness of PrEP continues to emerge there is a growing international consensus on the importance of PrEP as a vital HIV prevention tool. In England, HIV transmission rates remain high, with no sign of a reduction. We need additional prevention options.