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Our archive, which was launched on the 40th anniversary of Terry Higgins' death, is now available at the Bishopsgate Institute.

The Government has published its first ever Women’s Health Strategy for England.

Our joint letter demands urgent guidance from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Discover the best watches, listens and reads about Terry’s life and legacy as we mark our 40th anniversary.

We encourage supporters to engage in the Welsh Government’s consultation on ending new cases of HIV by 2030.

Sexual health services are already overwhelmed, with hundreds of thousands of vaccine doses urgently needed, say experts.

Our letter to the Prime Minister demanding urgent interim payments for those affected by the Contaminated Blood Scandal.

Our Campaigns Director reviews Jill Nalder’s book on the life that inspired Russell T Davies’ It’s A Sin.

The decision will allow Dr Brady to focus on his other roles, including as sexual health and HIV consultant at King’s College Hospital and NHS England’s national advisor for LGBT health.

The short, by Martin Fisher Foundation, aims to update people’s knowledge around HIV and to increase testing coverage.

Data released to mark 40 years since Terrence Higgins’ death shows too many people still believe what they were told in the 1980s about HIV.

Lydia West, Callum Scott-Howells, Cheryl Hole and others have already worn the Heart badge, and you can too.

UK Ministry of Defence confirms from today people living with HIV are able to join and play a full role in the British Armed Forces.