Resources

A series of illustrated leaflets designed to support conversations between professionals and people with HIV.

Our award-winning series of patient information booklets. Each title provides a comprehensive overview of one aspect of living with HIV.

Twice-monthly email newsletter on the practical aspects of delivering HIV treatment in resource-limited settings.

Our regular newsletter, providing in-depth discussion of the latest research across the HIV sector. Free to people personally affected by HIV.

A quick and easy way to find an HIV testing service in the UK that is convenient and right for you.

A personalised checklist to help people living with HIV talk to their doctor about HIV treatment.

A tool to help you decide whether you are ready to start taking HIV treatment.

My drugs chart is a quick and easy way to find information about anti-HIV drugs.

Keep up to date with the latest HIV news with the aidsmap news app.

One-page factsheets, providing a summary of over 100 topics. Designed to be printed and shared.

A practical guide to the complexities surrounding HIV transmission routes, risks and HIV testing.

An essential resource providing evidence-based information on preventing HIV infection.

A complete reference guide to all medical aspects of HIV, including hundreds of references to original research. 

The largest, most up-to-date listing of UK services in the HIV sector, with contact details for almost 1600 organisations.

Subscribe to one or more of our free email bulletins to keep yourself up to date and informed.

A weekly email round-up of HIV treatment news, providing summaries of key developments with links to more detailed articles.

Free monthly email bulletin in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian, for people working on HIV prevention in Europe.

Free monthly bulletin for anyone providing, commissioning or influencing HIV prevention work in England, including in clinical settings.

From our HIV Treatments Directory, a round-up of information and research on individual anti-HIV drugs.

An international resource exploring the full range of issues relating to the criminalisation of HIV exposure and transmission, with information on current laws and practice.

This resource has been developed as part of NAM's African communities engagement project.

A practical guide to the social and legal issues that can affect people living with HIV in the UK.

The most comprehensive listing of HIV-related services across the world, detailing over 2400 key agencies in 189 countries.

A collection of stories, written by people with HIV, describing some of their experiences of living with HIV.

Changes announced by the NHS in London to the prescribing of antiretroviral therapy.

A one-page reference guide to the anti-HIV drugs licensed for use in the European Union, with information on formulation, dosing, key side-effects and food restrictions.

An accessible guide for community health and primary health workers in settings where resources are limited.

A resource focusing on the needs of caregivers facing clinical challenges during the scaling-up of integrated HIV and palliative care.

An easy-to-use checklist for carers and health workers emphasising active, holistic care for physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients and their families.

An infographic showing facts and statistics about HIV and the liver, produced in collaboration with EASL.

TB is one of the major killers in people with HIV. This publication brings together research on the management of TB in people with HIV.

Our website specifically for people living with HIV, giving you personal stories as well as all the facts.

Booklets with clear, practical information for people with HIV. The series is produced by NAM for the Terrence Higgins Trust.

World AIDS Day takes place on December 1st every year.

How much do you know about living with HIV? Test your knowledge by completing our HIV life check.

Key facts about GP care in the UK and the role GPs can play in helping you stay well with HIV.

An A to Z of HIV-related words and phrases.