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The number of new HIV diagnoses is rising in England
According to the UK Health Security Agency, the number of new people being diagnosed with HIV in England had risen by 15%
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HIV campaigners celebrate ‘significant step’ as opt-out testing expanded
"We're learning and improving the system as we go"
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First HIV awareness ad in 40 years to air in Scotland hoping to ‘challenge stigma’
It leads with the message that “Stigma is more harmful than HIV”
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Iceland executive apologises for false HIV claim
"I obviously never had any intention of stigmatising people with HIV or causing distress"
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HIV charity calls for apology from Iceland chairman over ‘highly damaging’ false claim
"As soon as we saw Richard Walker’s claim that three employees at Iceland supermarkets are HIV positive as a result of needle attacks, we knew it wasn’t true"
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The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar criticised for sharing HIV misinformation
"So much has changed!" says the head of the Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Monkeypox: Sadiq Khan ‘deeply concerned’ about London cases as outbreak continues to spread
The London Mayor has urged the government to act decisively to combat the outbreak.
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Monkeypox: Charities call for urgent action to tackle outbreak
Experts say the number of cases is doubling every 15 days.
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Public attitudes on HIV are stuck in 1980s, says new data
The Terrence Higgins Trust has revealed the data on the 40th anniversary of Terrence Higgins' death from an Aids-related illness.
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Attitude and the Terrence Higgins Trust to host discussion on ‘landmark changes’ for HIV+ pilots
Dr. Ranj Singh will be joined by the trailblazing pilot, James Bushe, in the discussion on what impact recent changes will have.
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Two of the UK’s longest-working HIV campaigners have been awarded OBEs
Dr. Rupert Whitaker and Martyn Butler helped set up and run the Terrence Higgins Trust following the death of Terry Higgins in 1982.
Culture Sexuality
‘HIV is not a death sentence – I can’t pass it on to you or anyone else’
Ese Johnson, who grew up in Nigeria before moving to Glasgow, shares his story for HIV Testing Week.
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HIV Charities welcome UK Government’s HIV Action Plan
The Terrence Higgins Trust and the Elton John Aids Foundation are both calling for further action to end new HIV diagnoses by 2030.
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Sir Elton John and It’s a Sin stars join calls to end new HIV diagnoses by 2030
"It doesn't have to be this way. I'm asking you to seize this once-in-a-generation opportunity to change countless lives."
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Drag Race UK’s Charity Kase on contracting HIV at 18: ‘I was still a child’
"I take three tablets a day and I live a normal life expectancy. I am undetectable; that means the virus can not be passed on from me."
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Failing to end HIV transmissions in the UK by 2030 would be a ‘moral failing’, says HIV charity
Charities are calling on the UK Government to help fund a plan to end HIV transmissions in the UK by 2030, which they say is achievable.
Culture Film & TV
It’s A Sin-inspired ‘La’ t-shirts raise half a million pounds for HIV charity
Over 500,000 t-shirts have been sold so far!
Culture Sexuality
Opinion | ‘The reclassification of chemsex drug GHB misses the point’
Head of Living Well at THT Jim Fielder says chemsex must be treated first and foremost as a public health issue, rather than just being further criminalised.
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It’s a Sin hits 18.9m views and helps drive increase in HIV testing
HIV tests were ordered during National HIV Testing Week in February at faster rate than ever before, say THT
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John Thomas: HIV isn’t a barrier to making it in the adult film industry
10 years after John Thomas was diagnosed with HIV, the 33-year-old Londoner is having some of the best sex of his life. It just so happens that now it’s in front of a camera…