Issue 143
- Book Review - Living Confidently with HIV
- HIV diagnoses in the UK fell last year, but rates among gay men at their second
- HIV travel insurance ‘It’s So Easy’ improves services
- Over one-in-ten people with HIV in London are aged 50 and over
- SM Gays re-launch ‘Rough Sex, Safer Sex’ leaflet
- Increased testing urged to combat undiagnosed HIV among Africans in the UK
- Homophobia is fuelling the rise in HIV in Jamaica
- Scotland upholds gay blood ban
- Bass Line targets the African Community
- 15 years with Simon Callow
UK News Thousands step out for Crusaid Walk for LifeDannii Minogue, Alan Cumming and 4 Poofs & A Piano joined thousands of walkers at Potters Fields Park, Tower Bridge, for Crusaid’s Walk for Life last Sunday, 1st June. gest fundraising walk for HIV and AIDS, has so far raised more than £175,000, and is on target to raise £400,000 to support poor and marginalised people in the UK and Africa. |
Issue 138 Deportation of positive asylum seekers ‘a setback for human rights’ THT relaunches ‘Get it checked’ STI campaign Men with HIV ‘having unsafe sex’ Thousands step out for Crusaid Walk for Life Many more criminal HIV prosecutions ‘unlikely’ ‘Under the Baobab tree’ – NAHIP conference Issue 137 Click Here Issue 136 Click Here 
Compiled by Martin Flynn Issue 138 ‘3 by 5’ treatments target reached in 07 Move to overturn US HIV travel ban Madonna launches Malawi AIDS film ‘Viagra generation catching HIV in Italy’ Generics fight back over PI dog data HIV charities sceptical at DFID AIDS strategy Issue 137 Click Here Issue 136 Click Here 
Compiled by Gus Cairns Issue 138 …but good news for heart attacks Paying for prevention: World Bank rewards women who remain STD-free Generic lopinavir and ritonavir tablets often deficient in drug New guidelines encourage widespread HIV testing Resistance tests still not being performed Issue 137 Click Here Issue 136 Click Here |
