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Meta-analysis finds high but variable STI rates in PrEP studies – is PrEP the cause or a potential solution?

Supporting sexual health and relationships for people with learning disabilities

Supporting sexual health and relationships for people with learning disabilities

Public Health England warns that improved treatment and testing rates for STIs in the UK could be imperilled by cuts

How dangerous is gonorrhoea resistance and can it be halted?

Viral suppression key to preventing mother-to-child transmission, but food insecurity, TB and STIs may also be risk factors

PROUD qualitative findings: PrEP’s impact on sexual behaviour

PrEP sorting: HIV-negative gay men prefer sexual partners who are using PrEP

PrEP providers and communicators should stop talking about ‘risk’

Sarit Golub at HIVR4P 2018. © HIVR4P/ Leon Gutierrez

Study confirms STIs make no difference to undetectability and infectiousness in people taking HIV treatment