HIV

Charities mark World Aids Day by calling for wider testing to halt new transmissions of the virus

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 1 December

Researchers say long-acting new preventative drug is ‘game changer’ in fight against Aids

And other stories from the stranger side of life

HIV campaigner who died aged 12 is commemorated by Google Doodle

As many as 2,000 British haemophiliacs died after being given tainted blood plasma in the 1970s and 80s

Dusseldorf patient received bone marrow transplant like the other two HIV-free patients

UK patient ‘free’ of disease after stem cell treatment

Health Secretary Matt Hancock unveils plan to become first country with no new infections

Superdrug says self-testing will reduce results waiting time and increase early diagnosis rates

Experts call for urgent changes in how the disease is treated and controlled

Around 80% of new infections were in Eastern European countries

And in Europe, HIV diagnoses among over-50s is on the rise

Kadcyla to be offered north of the border, while NHS Scotland also commits to funding 'costly' PrEP HIV drug

British man with HIV hoping to be cured of the disease after unprecedented collaboration between universities

Explosion of gay dating apps has expanded the options for casual spontaneous sex, says UN report

Two and a Half Men actor claims he wants to put an end to people blackmailing him over illness

"What happened to her was awful, no one should have to go through that," said Shalandra Jones's lawyer

Researchers say treatment may be able to flush virus from hiding places in the body

Men could soon have more contraceptive choices, but many question why it's taken this long

Self-testing kits hope to reduce the 'unacceptably high' number of people with undiagnosed HIV in the UK

Doctors say engineering an HIV patient's own immune cells could eliminate the need for daily antiretroviral drugs