SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
Discover how we work with leading researchers and academic groups to innovate and bring the best science to HIV treatment, prevention and care...
With modern advancements in HIV medicines and care, people living with HIV can live as long as people without. But unfortunately, HIV stigma is still prevalent. That’s why we are using virtual reality to put HCPs in the shoes of people living with HIV.
In this article by Professor José Gatell, he shares his insights on what multidrug-resistance HIV is and his insights on how to manage such a complex condition.
Thanks to advances in science and innovation, people living with HIV have options for effective treatment that mean they can expect to live long and healthy lives. Find out why understanding the needs and wants of people living with HIV is essential.
COMMITMENT TO GLOBAL HEALTH
Explore our work with NGOs, HCPs, regulatory authorities, HIV clinics and the wider medical community to help ensure people living with HIV get the most effective care globally…
In this article, Deborah Waterhouse, our CEO, reflects on her time at AIDS 2024. She discusses the theme of ‘Putting People First’ and the need to continue to work together to end HIV.
The latest global statistics from UNAIDS, state that 1.7 million children are currently living with HIV and only half of those children with HIV have access to treatment, compared with 68% of adults.
Despite progress, paediatric HIV remains a global issue, with children disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic. Latest statistics show there are 1.7m children under 15 years of age living with HIV, with only half having access to treatment.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Find out how we're partnering with communities across the world to fight HIV stigma and support people living with HIV...
Advances in treatment have dramatically improved the life expectancy of people living with HIV (PLHIV), which is welcome progress. However, challenges remain for those ageing with HIV.
When discussing people engaging in chemsex, it is crucial that we approach the topic with a pro-pleasure and sex-positive mentality that is free of judgement. This is key to creating a safe and healthy environment that enables people to participate in consensual and fulfilling sexual experiences.
In this article, Mercy Shibemba shares her hopes and aspirations for the future. She reflects on how living with HIV shaped her childhood and how her concept of healthy living may shift as she gets older.
POSITIVE PERSPECTIVES RESEARCH
Read about the experiences of people living with HIV with explanation and segmentation of data from the Positive Perspectives - Waves 1 and 2 studies. Positive Perspectives is one of the largest, global, HIV patient-reported outcomes studies to date...
It is now established that if you’re on treatment and have an undetectable viral load, you cannot pass on HIV through sex. Undetectable = Untransmittable, or U=U. This simple equation has profound implications for everyone living with HIV, and for economies and governments around the world.
Hear from Garry Brough, who draws on insights from the Positive Perspectives 2 study, on the complex relationship of ageing with HIV, the importance of optimising ones treatment options and the value of focusing on the needs of the individual.
The Global Positive Perspectives Wave 2 Study is one of the largest, global, HIV patient-reported outcomes studies to date, involving 2,389 people living with HIV (PLHIV) aged 18-84 across 25 countries.
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