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Drag Race UK stars give HIV the finger
Elektra Fence, River Medway and Charity Kase joined us during National HIV Testing Week.
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MPs in areas with high HIV prevalence call for opt-out testing in local A&Es
Letters sent to Health Secretary Sajid Javid demand more funding outside London as part of the fight to end new HIV cases by 2030.
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Black London MPs kick off National HIV Testing Week with visit to pioneering project
Janet Daby, Florence Eshalomi and Bell Ribeiro-Addy visited University Hospital Lewisham this week.
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Heterosexual HIV diagnoses overtake those in gay men for first time in a decade
This signals the changing shape of the epidemic as National HIV Testing Week launches.
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Why are we waiting – the nation’s sexual health continues to be deprioritised by the Government
Two years on from our State of the Nation report on sexually transmitted infections in England, the long wait for Government’s reproductive health strategy continues.
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Terrence Higgins Trust appoints new trustees
We're welcoming Asher Craig, Abayomi Olusunle and Carla Barrett to our board of trustees.
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The impact of It’s A Sin one year on
The hit Channel 4 show made a profound impact on people from all walks of life.
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National HIV Testing Week returns for 2022
The campaign runs from Monday 7 February to encourage everyone to get tested and give HIV the finger.
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AIDS artwork takes over global billboards
VideoVirus, by AA Bronson and General Idea, is being shown on billboards in London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Milan, New York, Seoul and Tokyo.
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Principles for Fair Compensation submitted to Infected Blood Compensation Framework Study
Sir Robert Francis QC's framework will look at options for compensation in relation to the 1980s Contaminated Blood Scandal.
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Looking back at 40 years of HIV
Ian Green, Anne Aslett and Dr Laura Waters discuss 40 years of HIV, including the progress we've made.
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Ban on HIV-positive people joining UK armed forces overturned
This announcement makes the UK only the second country in the world to update its armed forces policy.
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Government releases HIV Action Plan to end HIV cases by 2030
A focus on opt-out HIV testing is welcome but more action is needed.