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Magic Johnson introduced me to HIV – but medical school gave me the facts
Dr Emeka on his childhood idols and how regular testing for HIV remains vital for Black African communities.
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Support us with these It's A Sin-inspired products
The Channel 4 show has inspired loads of amazing designs, including a print from Luke Marsh, all supporting our cause.
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Brighton and Hove bids to lead national effort in ending new cases of HIV
Ian Green welcomes the city's bid to pioneer the system-wide opt-out testing called for by the HIV Commission.
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77% of people in UK have never had an HIV test
COVID-safe home kits urged for National HIV Testing Week as new research reveals this shocking figure.
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PrEP needs to be available in all GP surgeries
As It’s A Sin character Jill get rebuffed by her GP in tonight’s episode, we look to what GPs should be saying in those circumstances today.
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The six things you should know about HIV in the 2020s
Channel 4's drama series It's A Sin tells the heartbreaking story of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s – but things have changed massively in the decades since.
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T-shirt inspired by It's a Sin raises £20,000 in 24 hours
Every sale of Philip Normal's 'La' shirt raises £20 for us to help support people living with HIV.
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How you can get involved in National HIV Testing Week 2021
Find out what events are happening during National HIV Testing Week.
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A turning point in the HIV epidemic
Our interim Head of Policy Richard Angell looks ahead at a crucial year as we work to end new HIV cases by 2030.
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The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t stop big progress in the fight against HIV in 2020
Fraser Wilson looks back at what we achieved in a year nobody expected.
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We launch new trans-specific sexual health information
Our new pages are aimed at trans, non-binary and gender-diverse people, whose need for detailed sexual health information was not being met.
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Blood donation rules for gay and bisexual men changed in favour of individual assessments
Men who have sex with men in a long-term relationship will soon be able to donate blood in the UK.
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Government and opposition back HIV Commission’s recommendations
How our message that we can end new HIV transmissions in England by 2030 was heard loud and clear in the corridors of power.