HIV incidence is falling in English gay men, say Public Health England
Up to a quarter of HIV-negative gay men attending three English clinics used PrEP in the last year
HIV diagnoses in English gay men have been falling since 2014
High HIV incidence from non-primary partners and low PEP and PrEP use seen in PARTNER study
How a London clinic reduced new HIV infections by 90% and why more European cities can do the same
A year of generic PrEP could recoup its own cost within five years if effectiveness is high, Public Health England model finds
PrEP would save the NHS money, in numerous scenarios
Impact of side-effects on retention in HIV care is underestimated, African study suggests
HIV diagnoses in the UK fell in gay men last year for the first time since the mid-1990s, Public Health England confirms
