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HIV in the UK: 76% diagnosed, 90% on treatment, 90% undetectable

What are the barriers that could stop HIV treatment becoming HIV prevention?

No to treating our way out of the epidemic, say South African experts

London gay men: 2% of the population, a quarter of the sexually transmitted infections and half of HIV infections

Stigma, ambivalence and other priorities – explaining poor adherence to PrEP and vaginal microbicides

Image shows a training course for doctors at Wits RHI, where this study took place (www.wrhi.ac.za)

Learning about additional HIV prevention methods doesn’t undermine gay men’s intentions to use condoms

HIV prevention for black African people in the UK is under-resourced and needs to be scaled up

Of guidelines, targets and resources: the documents that defined the 2014 International AIDS Conference

Gottfried Hirnschall, Director of the HIV Department at the World Health Organization (WHO), speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

HIV is increasing in gay men in London because of lack of testing, comparative study finds

Image from San Francisco AIDS Foundation's <i>Many Shades of Gay</i> HIV testing campaign.