HIV is preventable

HIV can be prevented by using a condom when having sex and never sharing needles.

However the number of people living with HIV in the UK is still increasing.

Get the facts about preventing HIV
Read a letter from International Partnership for Microbicides

Listen to people's experiences

Did not gain the knowledge and skills he needed to have safe sex. Thought that a 'positive' test result was a good thing and so at first could not understand his doctor's concern.

'Did not gain the knowledge and skills he needed to have safe sex.'
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Talks about becoming infected with HIV after having unprotected sex a few times.

'Talks about becoming infected with HIV after having unprotected sex a few times'. (Copyright: Headliners*)
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What is the National AIDS Trust doing?

Find more information about HIV prevention on the National AIDS Trust website

Find out more about STI tests by following the link

The National AIDS Trust relies on donations, which enable us to carry out this important work. Find out how you can support us.

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