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Snoop Dogg appears on HIV panel in latest LGBTQ+ allyship move after Lightyear controversy
The rapper joined students and campaigners at Jackson State University for GLAAD’s Generation Z and HIV: Human Issue
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News UK
Injectable PrEP is coming to the UK in a groundbreaking development against HIV
Rollout in the NHS is expected to begin within two months in Wales and three months in England, pending appeals
Life Wellbeing
‘We can now live well with HIV, but we also should be able to die well with it – we need to talk about end-of-life care’
"For those of us who confronted our mortality in the 1980s and 90s, we must now do so again. This time, not because of HIV, but due to age," writes Richard Jeneway ahead of a new project with Marie Curie and Terrence Higgins Trust
Culture Scene
HIV The Naked Truth to host nude photography exhibit for World AIDS Day (EXCLUSIVE)
"Events like this remind us that together we can transform lives," says Founder Joshua Royal as he raises money for HIV charity Positive East through The HIV Naked Truth Gala
News World
CVS Health criticised for refusing coverage of one-of-a-kind HIV prevention drug Yeztugo
"The largest pharmacy benefit manager in the country, is shamefully blocking people from taking it," says Carl Schmid, HIV specialist on CVS unwilling to retail Yeztugo
News Sport
Gareth Thomas says he was spat on and called an ‘AIDS spreader’ by rugby fans as he recalls homophobic abuse
The ex rugby captain revealed he did not retaliate: "They walked past me, one spat at my chest, one spat at my feet"
Life Wellbeing
‘Less talk, more action – we won’t end the HIV epidemic without addressing stigma’
"HIV stigma is the intersection of homophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, and xenophobia," writes Kalvin Pugh of Naz Project London, in an op-ed for Attitude to mark Zero HIV Stigma Day
Life Wellbeing
PrEP campaign to encourage uptake amongst bisexual men to run across the UK
"By improving awareness, access and trust in one of the most effective tools we have to prevent HIV," says the government's Chief Advisor on HIV, Professor Kevin Fenton
Life
“A walk in the park”: Jonathan Blake on thriving with HIV and why visibility still matters
In partnership with ViiV Healthcare
News UK
Scottish party leaders call on government to introduce opt-out HIV testing in A&Es
The leaders of the Scottish Labour Party and the Scottish Green Party are among the signatories calling for this "game changing" approach
Life Wellbeing
CEO of National AIDS Trust on activism, progress and reflections on LGBT+ History Month 2025
“If you think a right is secure, think again,” writes NAT's Robbie Currie. “If you believe someone else will fight for it, ask yourself: why not me?”
News UK
Keir Starmer takes public HIV test in bid to destigmatise testing
Starmer is thought to be the first leader of a G7, European or Nato nation to take a public HIV test according to the Terrence Higgins Trust
News Politics
‘Why Trump’s attempts to reduce access to life-saving HIV medicine are a global catastrophe’
"Through remembering the dead to fight like hell for the living - we act up and fight back!" writes LGBTQ+ rights activist Dan Glass in an op-ed of his response to the news
Culture Film & TV
Drag Race star Lexi Love shares HIV status as Trump cuts overseas aid and removes White House resources
Love wrote in an emotional Instagram post: “I am personally affected by this stance"
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%
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