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Stories have the power to educate, challenge stigma and ensure that important experiences are never forgotten. On 10 September, the HIVstory Oral Histories Sharing Event at St Fagans National Museum...

Today HIV charity is 'profoundly disappointed' as the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends against lenacapavir – a twice-a-year injectable – being used as pre-exposure...

NICE has recommended against making lenacapavir – a twice-yearly injectable form of PrEP – available for HIV prevention in England and Wales. This is profoundly disappointing.

'It's a great step forward and relief for those who need it that lenacapavir is now available as HIV treatment,' says Richard Angell OBE. 

Remembering Michael Edwards, whose warmth, humour and compassion touched countless lives across London's HIV community.

Joseph Chambers, Online Peer Support Coordinator Cymru at Terrence Higgins Trust, talks about this year's National Eisteddfod and its powerful message about HIV.

Lou Spisto, Executive Director & Producer at the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA), tells us why they’re heading to London in August for three shows in support of Terrence Higgins Trust.

If a sexual health professional offers you the 4CMenB vaccine for gonorrhoea, the UK’s national public health and sexual health clinical bodies still recommend it if you are eligible.

New NHS data shows almost 2,000 people have been diagnosed with HIV because of opt-out testing in A&Es in England.

Funding has been secured for Chiva to provide mothers/birthing parents living with HIV with formula milk and sterilisation equipment.

Join aidsmap for a special webinar of highlights from AIDS 2026.

Paul Gambaccini, legendary broadcaster who has been a patron of  Terrence Higgins Trust for more than 30 years, has shared he's living with Dementia

Lord Guy Black of Brentwood is to become the new Chair of Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s leading HIV charity.