#United Kingdom

The hit British miniseries It’s a Sin tackles AIDS in the ’80s.

Plus, advocates in Canada want health officials there to also allow more gay and bi men to donate blood.

ViiV Healthcare teams with stock photography provider Shutterstock to offer a stigma-busting gallery of images.

In the United States, an FDA expert advisory panel voted on December 10 to recommend emergency use authorization.

Plus: Their stigma-busting initiative gets a shout-out from POZ’s Best Celebrity Advocate 2019.

The country’s National Health Service was to provide the HIV prevention drug for free starting this spring.

Here’s a consistent message for guys looking to hook up: “Just say no.”

The country’s National Health Service will pay for the drug as part of its goal to end HIV transmission by 2030.

It’s not just because of PrEP, which isn’t even easily available in England.

James Bushe challenged and overturned U.K. rules barring people with HIV from becoming commercial pilots.

How I learned the true meaning of the holiday spirit—with help from drag queens and a special man.

Watch rugby star Gareth Thomas discuss HIV with Prince Harry.

People with HIV make their own artistic statement in the photo-storytelling project “Through Positive Eyes.”

Nonetheless, the United Kingdom recorded the lowest rate of new HIV cases in nearly 20 years.

The athlete recently disclosed his HIV status to the world.

The Welsh sports hero says that following his diagnosis, he met and married a man who is HIV negative.