Life Wellbeing
‘Lenacapavir is available – how many people have to die before the NHS says yes?’
"The price has been negotiated. Scotland has access. So why are people in England still waiting?" writes Dan Glass in an op-ed for Attitude
HIV/AIDS
News World
Is Florida about to enter a new AIDS epidemic? Over 10,000 Floridians could lose HIV medication
“If there is anything that they could do to harm this community, they will do it,” says Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried
Culture Music
Holly Johnson opens up about being diagnosed with HIV during the AIDS crisis: ‘Stigma was at its peak’ (EXCLUSIVE)
"I felt it was better talked about than brushed under the carpet," said Johnson
News UK
ACT UP London to stage die-in mass protest at Trafalgar Square over UK HIV funding cuts
"We thought that era when people died waiting for justice was over," says Dan Glass from ACT UP London
Life Wellbeing
Leading UK chemsex non-profit to host art auction raising awareness and vital funds for free support
The auction, held on 23 November 2025, will showcase art by Fernanda Liberti, Gilbert & George and more
News UK
Injectable PrEP approved in Northern Ireland following NHS milestone in monumental HIV breakthrough
"Eligible patients in Northern Ireland may receive this treatment," says the Department of Health
Life Wellbeing
Roberto Tovar spreads a message of hope after Valentine’s Day HIV diagnosis
In partnership with Do It London
Life Wellbeing
Dr Ranj Singh’s 5 tips on making HIV awareness part of your New Year’s resolution
In partnership with Do It London
Culture Scene
Hungama’s Ryan Lanji’s 5 tips on a safe and fabulous festive party season
In partnership with Do It London
News UK
World Aids Day: Charity official ‘optimistic’ about reaching 2030 HIV goals
"We are making good progress, but it's not the same progress for everybody"
Life Wellbeing
World AIDS Day: PrEPster founder Marc Thompson on building bridges on HIV awareness
In partnership with Do It London
Culture Film & TV
Cruise Review: Jack Holden ‘gives a tour de force performance’
Simon Button also writes "Cruise is a stirring, core-shaking piece of work that is by turns uplifting, distressing, comical, caustic, and nostalgic for a bygone era".
Uncategorised
Cruise: How the aids drama is modern day gay folklore
Attitude chats to the play's writer and actor, Jack Holden, as well as Tash Walker, the co-chair of Switchboard LGBT+ Helpline.
Uncategorised
Cruise’s Jack Holden on bringing the 1980s Aids drama back to the West End
The Olivier nominated play returns once again.
News World
California man is ‘beyond grateful’ after becoming the fifth person cured of HIV
"When I was diagnosed with HIV in 1988, like many others, I thought it was a death sentence."
Uncategorised
Olly Alexander and Stephen Fry join calls for groundbreaking HIV treatment to be more available
A letter from HIV charities says an injectable treatment could "have a transformative effect on the global AIDS response".
News World
Public attitudes on HIV are stuck in 1980s, says new data
The Terrence Higgins Trust has revealed the data on the 40th anniversary of Terrence Higgins' death from an Aids-related illness.
News World
Ricky Gervais responds to outrage over ‘dangerous’ jokes about trans people and Aids in Netflix Special
GLAAD has condemned Ricky Gervais’ new Netflix special stating “it’s full of graphic, dangerous, anti-trans rants masquerading as jokes”.
Culture Film & TV
It’s A Sin fans are shocked after the Aids drama was ‘snubbed’ at the BAFTA TV Awards
The show had six nominations at the 2022 Virgin Media BAFTA Awards, but failed to take home any awards.
Culture Film & TV
Olly Alexander, Callum Scott Howells and It’s A Sin get 11 BAFTA nominations
"I can't even tell you how much this means to me," actor Callum Scott Howells has said.