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English clinic survey finds that 40% of gay men with new hepatitis C infections are HIV negative

Daniel Bradshaw presenting at BHIVA 2019. Photo by Gus Cairns.

EACS Standard of Care meeting report – Tackling HIV and co-infections in Europe: towards common standards

EACS Standard of Care meeting report – Tackling HIV and co-infections in Europe: towards common standards

Epidemic of sexually transmitted hepatitis C in gay men now involves both HIV-positive and HIV-negative men

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Higher HIV viral load and lower CD4 count linked to liver cancer risk

Jessie Torgersen presenting at CROI 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Sixfold increased risk of infant HIV infection and high rates of low birth weight among women with HIV/hepatitis B co-infection

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EACS takes steps towards a common, auditable European standard of care

Jürgen Rockstroh and Adrian Streinu-Cercel at the Standard of Care meeting. Photo by Valentin Boboc.

Hepatitis C drops among HIV-positive London gay men after direct-acting antiviral scale-up

Lucy Garvey and Daniel Fierer at CROI 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

DAA treatment reduces the risk of death and liver cancer in people with hepatitis C

Smoking, cholesterol, blood pressure are more important causes of disease than HIV in people living with HIV