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‘Risky when young’ or ‘risky with age’: Dutch study identifies life patterns associated with higher HIV risk in gay men

Gay men having chemsex are five times more likely to have a new HIV diagnosis than other gay men

HIV diagnoses in Brighton started to fall before London and for different reasons

The chemsex response is reshaping sexual health services and reinventing harm reduction

Loneliness and community are key to chemsex

Age difference in HIV infection matters – but it’s not always the younger person who is at risk

Transgender women in Los Angeles are more likely to be in high HIV incidence clusters than any other group

Manon Ragonnet-Cronin at CROI 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

US genotyping survey finds rapid HIV infection rate in young and Latino gay men

To better target HIV prevention, identify people whose social contacts have high viral loads