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Attitudes towards men who ‘bareback’ are a barrier to wider use of PrEP

New 'mini-pillbox' device could deliver three HIV drugs in a single once-weekly dose

Up to a quarter of HIV-negative gay men attending three English clinics used PrEP in the last year

High HIV incidence from non-primary partners and low PEP and PrEP use seen in PARTNER study

Survey of dating app users finds that PrEP usage has not increased in Europe in the last year

How a London clinic reduced new HIV infections by 90% and why more European cities can do the same

'A new service design for asymptomatic screening' slide from Dean Street presentation at EACS 2017.

A year of generic PrEP could recoup its own cost within five years if effectiveness is high, Public Health England model finds

PrEP would save the NHS money, in numerous scenarios

HIV diagnoses in the UK fell in gay men last year for the first time since the mid-1990s, Public Health England confirms

Image from the Public Health England report.