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WA's long anticipated PrEP trial welcomed

Western Australia's long awaited PrEP trial has been welcomed by HIV advocates, but many have questioned why it took so long for it to...

Clinical trials for inject-able PrEP treatment start

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) treatment has made a major difference to the number of people contracting HIV in developed countries. Currently people can take a...

HIV prevention drug will not be added to the PBS

Truvada, the drug that makes a huge difference in preventing the spread of HIV, will not be added to Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). The...

Positive Advocate: Gay HIV Prevention Christmas Wish List 2013

Christmas is almost upon us, it's a time when hope and imagination is given permission to occupy a superior space of a wondering and...

Positive Advocate: Is it Game Over for HIV?

French scientists recently published the tantalising prospect of having ‘functionally cured’ people with HIV.  Eight of the 14 people observed have consistently maintained undetectable viral...

Could HIV meds save your sex life?

People newly diagnosed with HIV often abstain from having a sex life. So strong is the desire to not ever pass on HIV to...

Goodbye To Living With AIDS?

The National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NAPWA) at its Annual General meeting in November endorsed a name change. From now on it...

Living Well with HIV – Silence = Death

During the early years of the AIDS crisis, six gay activists from New York City coined the slogan “Silence = Death”.  The year was...

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