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Terrence Higgins Trust 26 min.
In January, committed to doubling trial to 26,000 places. endorsed this and talks were underway with to deliver on this. In February, London councils ruled out doubling places while other parts of England went ahead. 5/6
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Terrence Higgins Trust 43 min.
Sumasagot kay @lloyd_rm @BrineMinister
During his historic speech in Parliament urged to increase places on the trial. Steve Brine also stated that the majority of PrEP places for gay and bisexual men would be gone by March 2019. 4/6
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Terrence Higgins Trust 1 oras
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Marking one year since the trial started, we wished the trial an unhappy 1st birthday. Increased places had gone in many clinics, especially in London and bigger cities. There were reports of men contracting HIV due to being unable to access PrEP. 3/6
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Terrence Higgins Trust 2 oras
Sumasagot kay @NHSEngland @LGAWellbeing
In early 2018, demand for began to outstrip available places for gay and bisexual men. In July, along with a coalition of other charities and groups, we wrote to & urging for routine access to PrEP. 3,000 new places were then made available. 2/6
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Terrence Higgins Trust 2 oras
Sumasagot kay @NHSEngland
So how did we get into this mess with PrEP? Read our explainer 👇 Following a High Court ruling that was responsible for paying for the PrEP drug, a nationwide trial was announced. The was subject to several delays and eventually started in October 2017. 1/6
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Terrence Higgins Trust 3 oras
As other parts of England have agreed to double places on the PrEP trial, London councils have not followed suit. Trial sites are full. Waiting lists are getting longer. People are contracting HIV. This can't continue. London councils must agree to double places.
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Terrence Higgins Trust 8 oras
Every week 15 gay & bisexual men are diagnosed with HIV in London. Yet London councils are not doubling places on the PrEP trial as promised by This is unacceptable. Our CEO writes for
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Terrence Higgins Trust 6 na oras
We've come a long way in our understanding of HIV and a possible monthly injection for people living with HIV is welcome news. While still some way off, this would be another step in showing that HIV is a manageable condition that does not define anyone.
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Terrence Higgins Trust 8 oras
Every week 15 gay & bisexual men are diagnosed with HIV in London. Yet London councils are not doubling places on the PrEP trial as promised by This is unacceptable. Our CEO writes for
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matt Mar 10
when I'm prime minister i'm forcing an HIV 101 course on every single damned journalist and sub-editor in the kingdom
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 10
We should’ve included full quote from NAT, will update.
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Philip Baldwin Mar 8
"This we need to amplify the voices of all women, particularly those living with HIV who may be experiencing intimate partner violence." Latest piece for !
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
Ensuring women affected by HIV are visible is crucial if we are to end HIV stigma & end HIV transmissions. shared her story with "As a black woman living with HIV, my story is often left untold. This silence creates stigma"
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BHIVA Mar 8
A report by & on experiences of living with found that women were often diagnosed late & there were missed opportunities to test. This & be
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
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Amazing work! Thanks so much for your support! We hope the knee gets better soon.
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
On we're celebrating the activism of trans women living with HIV. shares her story about the need for greater trans inclusion. "We’re very unseen – because of that lack of visibility, there’s very little out there to help us"
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
It's and we are shining a light on the amazing women who work with us to show you can live well with HIV. Women make up one-third of people living with HIV in the UK, yet remain mostly invisible in the HIV response. That has to change.
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
This is what being a woman & living well with HIV looks like: "Within two weeks of starting my treatment, it had suppressed the amount of HIV in my blood to ‘undetectable’ levels. And I’ve stayed undetectable ever since. I feel superhuman!" - Becky
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Terrence Higgins Trust Mar 8
Sumasagot kay @BritishHIVAssoc
Thank you for sharing!
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It Starts With Me Mar 8
Today is 💕♀️ So we’ve decided to do a mini thread thanking some of the amazing women who featured in the campaigns or shared their stories with us!
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