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Sexual risk behaviour doesn’t increase in injecting drug users who start HIV treatment

Less than 10% of East European prevention spending is for vulnerable groups

New studies strengthen evidence that drug addiction is a disease of the brain; substitution therapy necessary

Evidence-based treatment of drug users needed to strengthen human rights, stem drug use, and halt the HIV epidemic

Second-ever pre-exposure prophylaxis study reports no safety concerns and promising result

UK: one in six gay men testing HIV-positive were infected recently

Penal reform, decriminalisation of illicit drugs, and increased advocacy all central to improving prisoners' health

Anya Sarang, President of the Andrey Rylkov Foundation for Health and Social Justice in Moscow, Russia. ©IAS/Marcus Rose/Workers' Photos

Ugandan study shows why human rights are central to HIV prevention with African men who have sex with men

Joel Nana. ©IAS/IAS/Steve Forrest/Workers' Photos

Hepatitis C epidemic in HIV-positive gay men in Netherlands seems to have levelled off