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In Asia, on-demand PrEP could be an “economically efficient” way to prevent HIV

A white bottle of pills is on its side with blue PrEP pills spilling out, on a turquoise background

The scourge of LGBTQ criminalisation moving across African countries – and its impact on HIV

Dr Akua Gyamerah (left) and Ruth Kikonyogo (right) at AIDS 2026. Akua is talking into a microphone.

Chemsex is everywhere, but often invisible and unaddressed

Small brick 'matchbox' houses in Soweto, South Africa.

DoxyPEP linked to reduction in syphilis and chlamydia among gay men in Australia

Dr Michael Traeger at AIDS 2026. He is standing at a lectern talking into a microphone.

UK sexual health conference debates move to less frequent STI screening

A specimen tube on a table with a document saying 'chlamydia and gonorrhoea NAAT'.

Vaccine fails to prevent gonorrhoea in Australian study

Professor Kate Seib at CROI 2026. She is being interviewed at the CROI conference centre.

French study confirms efficacy of on-demand PrEP

Professor Jean-Michel Molina at CROI 2026. He is sitting behind a microphone, with another man sitting beside him.

How Europe's busiest PrEP clinics are simplifying care and reaching new populations

A group of people at the workshop. They are sitting in chairs on a stage.

Huge disparities in PrEP uptake across Europe – injectable PrEP largely inaccessible

Professor Kai Jonas presenting at the workshop. He is standing in front of screen.