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WA AIDS Council host free Pride film screening for World AIDS Day

The WA AIDS Council will be hosting a free screening of Matthew Warchus' 2014 film Pride in the Northbridge Piazza tomorrow evening at 6pm. The event...

Police Minister Liza Harvey stands by blood test law

Police Minister Liza Harvey says the government stands by it's mandatory blood test laws for offenders who spit at police officers. On Friday leading HIV...

HIV is still here: Start the conversation

Talking about relationships and sex can be difficult for some in the wider community. Many people feel embarrassed, shamed or nervous talking about sex,...

Doctors call for scrapping of prosecutions for spreading HIV

Leading Australian HIV researchers have called on Australian governments to consider counselling over prosecution when dealing with people who are living with HIV, and...

WA AIDS Council aim for Zero with fundraising art exhibition

The WA AIDS Council's art fundraiser and awareness project ZERO returns in 2016 in conjunction with World AIDS Day. Every week of last year, 20...

US doctor records second case of PrEP resistant HIV strain

A man in the USA who has been taking pre-exposure prophylaxis treatment Truvada has shown evidence of contracting a hyper rare, drug resistant strain...

People with higher educational outcomes better at adhering to HIV treatment

People with HIV who have lower educational attainment have poorer outcomes after starting combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) a new study has shown. The results come...

UK researchers report HIV 'vanishing' after trial treatment

Scientists in the United Kingdom are reporting that a new trial treatment for HIV has shown promising results, with one man no longer exhibiting any detectable...

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