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Kemptown MP scores top on HIV awareness

Kemptown MP scores top on HIV awareness

Simon Kirby was the highest scoring MP in the Terrence Higgins Trust Party Conference Quiz on HIV awareness. Simon Kirby, MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, met with Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) representatives at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester last week.

New guidelines for starting HIV treatment

New guidelines for starting HIV treatment

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has published revised HIV guidelines recommending that anyone who tests positive for the virus that causes AIDS should be treated immediately.

Health Wealth and Happiness Day – Thursday, October 1

Health Wealth and Happiness Day – Thursday, October 1

There is still time to book a FREE place at Health Wealth and Happiness DAY, which is an opportunity for people aged 50 and over living with HIV to find out more about HIV and ageing.

Be PROUD and PrEPared

Be PROUD and PrEPared

The Medical Research Council, Terrence Higgins Trust, Sigma Research and ReShape are screening a video documentary about PrEP directed by Nicholas Feustel in central Brighton this evening.

Benefits Advice Workshops for people with HIV at Lunch Positive

Benefits Advice Workshops for people with HIV at Lunch Positive

Lunch Positive will host two workshops during September at Dorset Gardens Methodist Church run by Tim Procter, the Welfare Rights Advisor at THT. There have been key changes to the main benefits for sick and disabled claimants.

Mini conference for local people aged 50+ with HIV

Mini conference for local people aged 50+ with HIV

To mark International Older People’s Day on October 1, the HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) will host an event dedicated to people living locally who are over 50 and living with HIV. Health, Wealth and Happiness Day, on HIV and ageing in Brighton and Hove will take place at

HIV organisations renew calls for PrEP as standard

HIV organisations renew calls for PrEP as standard

A collective of HIV community organisations renew their call on decision makers to make PrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) available to those most at risk in the UK of becoming infected with HIV. The PROUD study which took place in Kenya and Uganda saw PrEP reduce the risk HIV transmission by 96% in 10

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