HIV information

Community advocates Denis Onyango from Africa Advocacy Foundation (AAF) and Mesfin Ali talk to NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole at the BHIVA conference about the importance of testing for HIV in this video we've produced with AAF. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

HIV consultant Professor Yvonne Gilleece and Rebecca Mbewe from the 4M Mentor Mothers Network share their advice for women with HIV thinking of starting a family. This video is part of our new project about HIV stigma, in collaboration with 4M.

British HIV Association (BHIVA) Chair Dr Laura Waters talks to NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole at the BHIVA conference about the importance of testing for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

HIV consultant Dr Michael Brady talks to NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole about the importance of testing for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Fungai Murau talks to Susan Cole about weight gain in women with HIV in this video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole speaks to Angelina Namiba, Dr Naomi Sutton and Dr Shema Tariq about sex and relationship issues in women living with HIV. This video is part of our new project about HIV stigma, in collaboration with the 4M Mentor Mothers Network.

HIV consultant Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan talks to NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole about the importance of testing for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Dr Vanessa Apea shares facts about 'Undetectable equals Untransmittable' (U=U) in the first video from our new project for Black women living with HIV on stigma, in collaboration with the 4M Mentor Mothers Network.

Ana de Oliveira shares in Portuguese how important it is to test for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Memory Sachikonye, an HIV treatment advocate and community activist, shares in Shona how important it is to test for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Tresca Wilson talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Florence Eshalomi MP talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Memory Sachikonye talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Angelina Namiba from the 4M Mentor Mothers Network shares, in Swahili, why testing for HIV is so important in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Rebecca Mbewe shares her experiences of ageing with HIV in this video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

Dr Vanessa Apea, consultant in sexual health and HIV medicine, talks about the importance of COVID-19 vaccinations.

Fungai Murau talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Dr Shema Tariq, HIV doctor and researcher at University College London (UCL), shares information about the menopause and HIV in our video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

Jo Josh shares her experiences of ageing with HIV in this video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

People living with HIV are living increasingly long lives. NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole talks about life expectancy for people living with HIV in our video.

NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson talks about HIV transmission, including the conditions that need to be met for HIV to be transmitted, the main ways HIV is passed on and impossible routes of transmission.

The guidance on the safest way to feed your baby if you live with HIV, depends on where you live in the world. NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole shares the latest advice in our new video.

Estelle Duncan talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

How soon after someone has been exposed to HIV can a test detect whether they have HIV? NAM aidsmap's Matthew Hodson explains about window periods for HIV testing.

Adetunji Omotosho talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

In our video with Africa Advocacy Foundation, Neo Moepi shares why testing for HIV is so important: knowing your status, taking HIV treatment and having an undetectable viral load means being able to have children without passing on HIV. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London. 

Charity Nyirenda explains how easy and important it is to get tested for HIV in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London. 

Bakita Kasadha talks about HIV testing in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Yvonne Richards shares her experiences of ageing with HIV in this video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

In this short film produced by NAM aidsmap, Susan Cole talks to Siobhán Lanigan and Clifford McManus from The Food Chain and quilt panel maker Dr Gill Brigg about the 2021 UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Display, the largest display in the UK since 1994.

Emma Cole shares her experiences of ageing with HIV in this video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

Winnie Ssanyu Sseruma shares why getting tested for HIV is so important in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London. 

Neo Moepi shares her experiences of having children as a woman living with HIV in this video from our short series about conception, pregnancy, childbirth and beyond. Family Matters is a project we are working on with the 4M Network of Mentor Mothers. 

Sasha Goodman talks about having children as a woman living with HIV in this video from our short series about conception, pregnancy, childbirth and beyond. Family Matters is a project we are working on with the 4M Network of Mentor Mothers.

Angelina Namiba talks about having a baby as a woman living with HIV, including delivery options, staying engaged in care and feeding your baby. This video is from our short series about conception, pregnancy, childbirth and beyond, Family Matters, a project we are working on with the 4M Network of Mentor Mothers. 

Sophie Strachan shares her experiences of the menopause as a woman living with HIV in this video we've produced with Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

Rebecca Mbewe shares why getting tested for HIV is so important in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London. 

Rev. Jide Macaulay talks about his experience of living with HIV, how easy it is to get tested and why HIV testing is so important. This video was produced by NAM aidsmap and Africa Advocacy Foundation as part of Positive Champions, a project which promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Angelina Namiba talks about the importance of HIV testing for people in Black communities in this video we've produced with Africa Advocacy Foundation. The Positive Champions project promotes HIV testing to Black communities across London.

Winnie Ssanyu Sseruma talks about ageing with HIV in this video we've produced with Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health. The GROWS project, women living with HIV Growing Older, Wiser and Stronger, is a holistic modelled programme supporting women with their health, wellbeing and social care needs.

NAM aidsmap teamed up with award-winning animation studio Animade to produce U=U for World AIDS Day 2020. The film fights stigma with knowledge by reinforcing the ‘Undetectable = Untransmittable’ consensus statement that people with HIV on effective treatment can’t pass on the virus.

NAM's Matthew Hodson talks about on what we know about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and sexually transmitted infections from research.

NAM's Matthew Hodson talks about Undetectable equals Untransmittable (U=U). Having an undetectable HIV viral load means that HIV cannot be passed on during sex.

NAM's Susan Cole talks about HIV and the menopause. A number of studies have found that women living with HIV may experience the menopause earlier than women who don't have HIV and may get worse symptoms.

Dr Tristan Barber and Jo Josh talk about HIV and ageing, including the health prospects for people living with HIV, and give advice for people to stay healthy as they get older.