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High blood pressure (or hypertension) can be caused by a range of lifestyle factors such as poor diet, smoking or a lack of exercise. Some kinds of HIV treatment may increase the risk of high blood...

Emergency contraception can be used if contraception has not been used when having sex, or if the contraception used failed and pregnancy is unplanned.

Bridget Kachidza and Shamiso Zhanje reflect on what this year’s theme 'Saluting our Sisters' means to them and the work they do to support Black communities.

People living with HIV can and should keep fit in the same way as someone not living with the virus.

Bakita Kasadha talks to Martin Beard about how he found he was living with HIV because of infected blood products in the latest of our blog series Last Chance for Justice.

There are many types of hormonal contraception: the pill, the mini pill, the contraceptive patch and the vaginal ring, as well as long-acting reversible contraception methods. 

People living with HIV deserve to receive effective and stigma free healthcare as they navigate growing older with the virus.

Only a few countries ban tourist travel for people living with HIV, but some have entry restrictions for longer stays or prevent people living with HIV from settling there.

Our response to Public Health Scotland’s new report, setting out the progress made towards ending new HIV cases by 2030

Doctors Ranj Singh, Miriam Stoppard, Christian Jessen, Sarah Jarvis and Chris van Tulleken are encouraging more of us to test for HIV.