Sadiq Khan on how new Overground line honours LGBTQ+ history
Sadiq Khan is “hoping” that naming one of the London Overground lines Mildmay will encourage people to learn more about the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The Mayor…
Meet the campaigner at the forefront of HIV/AIDS activism since the 1980s
“We started off literally one night a week with a telephone helpline. Then slowly there were more people in Manchester living with HIV, so very…
Getting tested for HIV? 5 FAQs answered by an expert
Getting tested for HIV can feel intimidating, so GAY TIMES worked with National AIDS Trust to answer five FAQs about the process. WORDS BY CONOR…
Why is Germany so low on PrEP and will HIV infections now rise?
A severe shortage of HIV prevention drugs in Germany has sparked fears of a spike in infections over coming months, with doctors urging government to…
Testing, treatment, PEP and PrEP are key in ending new cases of HIV by 2030
When Terry Higgins became one of the first named people in the UK to die from an AIDS-related illness in 1982, the virus didn’t even…
Kenyan health workers on alert over US funding for HIV/AIDS fight
When Minne Gachau’s husband died from AIDS-related complications in 2006, she was still in denial about being HIV-positive herself – too scared to confide in…
DVLA finally updates guidance for people living with HIV
What did the old DVLA guidance say? Although drivers did not need to tell the DVLA if they were living with HIV, they were required…
Meet the activist running a shelter in Uganda for people living with HIV
Uganda sparked global outrage last year with the introduction of its Anti-Homosexuality Act, which has forced the country’s LGBTQIA+ community to adjust to a new…
What is the HIV prevention drug and how effective is it?
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