News UK
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%
HIV
News UK
ACT UP London protest HIV prevention drug maker to demand global access
The drug, lenacapavir PrEP, could benefit tens of millions of people at high risk of infection
News Politics
Labour commit to HIV Action Plan and ‘trans-inclusive’ conversion therapy ban in election manifesto
"Labour will protect LGBT+ and disabled people by making all existing strands of hate crime an aggravated offence"
Life Wellbeing
From HIV to transitioning, Dr Ranj Singh reflects on 30 years of LGBTQ+ healthcare
"Although these advances mark significant progress, challenges persist"
Life Wellbeing
I Kissed A Boy’s Dan Harry says new PrEP film isn’t just for gay men, it’s for everyone
Exclusive: “There's so much work to do in raising awareness of PrEP and making people realise that it might be something for them"
News UK
Over 1 million straight people in Britain believe they are immune to HIV
New research also shows 73% of straight Brits have never tested for HIV, despite heterosexual people accounting for 40% of all new HIV diagnoses
Life
New app Positive+1 offers ‘friendship and support’ for the HIV community
Exclusive: Attitude chats with the app's founder, who says it was created in tribute to an HIV+ friend
Life Wellbeing
Syphilis: Everything you need to know about the STI ‘everyone seems to forget’
In his latest Attitude column Dr Ranj Singh discusses the less considered STI
News UK
World Aids Day: Charity official ‘optimistic’ about reaching 2030 HIV goals
"We are making good progress, but it's not the same progress for everybody"
News UK
HIV campaigners celebrate ‘significant step’ as opt-out testing expanded
"We're learning and improving the system as we go"
News UK
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”
Culture Film & TV
Russell T Davies says he’s thought about ‘revisiting’ It’s A Sin
"I'm very much interested in writing something that's much darker"
News UK
Iceland executive apologises for false HIV claim
"I obviously never had any intention of stigmatising people with HIV or causing distress"
News UK
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"
Life Wellbeing
Roberto Tovar is empowering people living with HIV
Roberto Tovar, 36, also discusses setting up a platform for people living with HIV in the UK’s Latin American community.
Culture Film & TV
Drag Race UK’s Cheddar Gorgeous applauded for ‘powerful’ HIV conversation
"Cheddar talking about HIV and PrEP and educating the masses is WHAT WE NEED"
News UK
Charities warn government of missing 2030 HIV goal after new data
Covid-19 has "deepened pre-pandemic inequalities" and much more testing is needed to end HIV by 2030.
News World
Texas judge’s ‘homophobic’ and ‘disturbing’ ruling means many could lose access to PrEP
The ruling has been described as "open homophobia".
News World
Gareth Thomas ‘spat at and told to die’ following HIV transmission allegations
The HIV charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust, has said there are “no winners when it comes to legal proceedings around HIV transmission.”
Culture Film & TV
Cruise’s Jack Holden hopes he or ‘someone like Andrew Garfield’ star in the movie version of the Aids drama
Exclusive: Speaking to Attitude ahead of Cruise's second run, its writer-actor confirmed a film version is in the works.