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Gay men interested in taking PrEP already report high-risk behaviour

Half of young gay men in Bangkok who aren't consistent condom users acquire HIV within five years of starting sex

Slides from the presentation by Sarika Pattanasin.

Most gay men who don’t use condoms are mindful of HIV and attempt to reduce their risk

Slides from the presentation by Martin Holt.

How will people use PrEP? iPrEx users talk condoms, pills, anxiety and relief

Slide from the presentation by Kimberly Koester.

The more drugs gay men have taken, the more likely they are to have unprotected sex

The more drugs gay men have taken, the more likely they are to have unprotected sex

Tackling moral judgments about sex and sexuality is vital for HIV prevention

Violence condom from the presentation by Laurindo Garcia.

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.

Anal lesions often resolve without treatment in HIV-positive gay men

Andrew Grulich, from the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales, presenting at AIDS 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Globally, 1 in 12 MSM have been arrested for same-sex behaviour

Ifeanyi Orazulike, of the International Center for Advocacy on Rights to Health, speaking at AIDS 2014. Image by Roger Pebody (aidsmap.com).