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Rate of undiagnosed HIV remains high among black African heterosexuals in London

Travel-related health problems common among HIV-positive migrants in France who visit sub-Saharan Africa

Older black HIV-positive women have more mental distress than other women with HIV, but get less help for it

Rageshri Dhairyawan presenting at BHIVA 2019. Photo @darrenabrown

UK research shows that black patients of West African and Caribbean origin have higher rates of chronic kidney disease

HIV diagnoses in the UK fell in gay men last year for the first time since the mid-1990s, Public Health England confirms

Image from the Public Health England report.

One in five ‘heterosexual’ men in the UK caught their HIV from another man

One in five ‘heterosexual’ men in the UK caught their HIV from another man

Across western Europe, migrants from all parts of the world start HIV treatment later

Self-sampling for HIV testing popular with gay men who have not recently tested, but less uptake by African people

Promising trends continue in UK diagnosis and treatment rates