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aidsmap (previously known as NAM aidsmap) is now hosted by Terrence Higgins Trust, an HIV charity based in the United Kingdom.

28/10/2026

We are proud to launch the new aidsmap website!

The site continues to house all our news on HIV prevention, treatment and cure, as well as our About HIV information pages.

The new site has a modern and fresh design, and the structure and navigation remain similar to the previous site, to ensure ease of use and familiarity.

One of the most exciting new features is the translation tool, which can translate the site into ten languages. Coming soon are our editors' news picks from other sources and an advanced search function.

Take a look today: https://aidsmap.com/

26/10/2026

Our booklet 'Taking your HIV treatment' is available to download from aidsmap. The booklet provides information on how HIV treatment works, what taking it involves and how to manage it in your life.

We work to change lives by sharing information about HIV & AIDS. We believe independent, clear and accurate information is vital.

23/10/2026

This week, we are proud to launch the new aidsmap website.

The site continues to house all our news on HIV prevention, treatment and cure, as well as our About HIV information pages.

The new site has a modern and fresh design, and the structure and navigation remain similar to the previous site, to ensure ease of use and familiarity.

One of the most exciting new features is the translation tool, which can translate the site into ten languages. Coming soon are our editors' news picks from other sources and an advanced search function.

Take a look today: https://aidsmap.com/

22/10/2026

HIV science doesn’t stop - and neither do we.

From breaking conference news to amplifying voices from across the world, aidsmap ensures trusted HIV information reaches the people who need it most.

In a time when science is too often dismissed or distorted, aidsmap is a beacon: accurate, independent and accessible.

By becoming a Friend of aidsmap with a regular gift, you help fund:
* Real-time conference reporting
* Trusted, accessible HIV information
* New voices from the Global South
* A stronger, more informed HIV community

❤️ Join us. Support the future of HIV knowledge.
🎗️ As a Friend, you’ll receive an exclusive pink aidsmap badge and our newsletter for the latest HIV news and insights.
👉 Become a Friend of aidsmap today - https://www.aidsmap.com/friend

22/10/2026

Treatment resumption was the most difficult phase for participants who stopped HIV treatment in a trial aiming to find post-treatment controllers, a study published in the journal AIDS found.

All who had to restart treatment after their virus rebounded felt disappointed and most saw it as a failure. Some participants said their healthcare providers had framed the invitation to join the trial as “good news”, only to describe their return to treatment as a “failure”.

Treatment resumption was the most difficult phase for participants who stopped HIV treatment in a trial aiming to find post-treatment controllers, a…

20/10/2026

Our booklet 'HIV, mental health & emotional wellbeing' is available to download from aidsmap. The booklet provides information on emotional wellbeing and mental health for people living with HIV.

Key points People with HIV are at some risk of experiencing a range of emotional and mental health problems, including distress, unhappiness, anxiety and depression. There are things you can do to look after your emotional and mental health, but help is also available. Treatment and support services...

19/10/2026

16/10/2026

A model of the likely efficacy and cost-effectiveness of PrEP in 15 Asian countries plus Australia finds that long-acting injectable PrEP using the drug cabotegravir, if based on patterns of preference and usage established in a previous study, would reduce the number of HIV infections in gay and bisexual men by at least 50% more than oral PrEP. https://www.aidsmap.com/news/oct-2026/asia-demand-prep-could-be-economically-efficient-way-prevent-hiv

14/10/2026

Many people develop type 2 diabetes without noticing it. When symptoms do occur, this is often after diabetes is a little more advanced. Changes to your lifestyle (such as eating a healthy diet and exercising) can reduce your risk of diabetes.

Rates of diabetes are higher in people living with HIV than in the general population. Changes to your lifestyle can reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

12/10/2026

There are many different causes of depression, including biological, psychological, and social factors.
Our page provides information on depression and HIV, including symptoms, causes and treatment options.

Depression is an ongoing low mood which interferes with your everyday life.

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