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Injectable PrEP in Leeds and London: criteria, approval and continuation

Dr Alex Langrish at the BHIVA BASHH 2026 conference. He is standing behind a lectern talking into a microphone.

Syphilis cases increasing in women in the UK

Dr Helen Peters presents slides at the conference. She is standing on the left, with the slides to the right.

UK sexual health conference debates move to less frequent STI screening

A specimen tube on a table with a document saying 'chlamydia and gonorrhoea NAAT'.

People living with HIV join outreach teams as re-engagement in care moves up the political agenda

John Gibbons at the BHIVA BASHH 2026 conference. He is standing behind a lectern and talking into a microphone. His presentation is to the right of him on a screen.

Trans and gender diverse people face multiple barriers accessing UK sexual health services

Transfeminine and non-binary colleagues talking in an office.

The funding scramble: countries desperately seek HIV finance solutions

A group or protesters at IAS 2025. They are walking towards the camera and holding signs, including one that says 'AIDS funding cute kill'.

Biggest single reason for people with HIV dropping out of care is stigma, doctors report

Dr Goli Haidari at BHIVA 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Blood-borne virus testing in emergency departments will more than double in England, first Scottish sites planned

Dr Melanie Rosenvinge at BHIVA 2024. Photo by Roger Pebody.

Injectable HIV treatment underway in England and largely effective, but a couple of breakthrough cases raise concern

Dr Kyle Ring at BHIVA 2024.