People often believe that it spreads only through sexual relations, but the truth is much more serious and demands awareness.

According to the 2023 HIV/AIDS surveillance in Europe report, “heterosexual contact emerged as the main mode of HIV transmission in 2022,” with an upsurge in diagnoses linked in particular to an ...

It’s no longer the death sentence it was once, and much has changed both medically and socially. However, there are a number of prevailing misconceptions about HIV and Aids that still exist. The ...

Thanks to scientific research and the Internet, we now have access to accurate and easily available data about HIV and AIDS. Here are eight of the most common misconceptions and myths that should ...

More needs to be done to dispel the stigma that still persists about HIV and Aids, a man living with with the virus has told BBC News NI. The Public Health Agency (PHA) recorded 76 new cases of ...

Andy, who lives in Totterdown, talked about some common misconceptions around HIV, such as people thinking you can catch AIDS, adding the powerful adverts in the 80s and how the virus was talked ...

Thirty-five years after the discovery of HIV — and the explosion of an epidemic that transformed the world — AIDS rarely makes the headlines. It once revolutionized the way we approach outbreaks of ...

In honour of World AIDS Day 2023, the Mirror spoke to three trailblazers, all of whom are living testimony to the possibility of not just surviving HIV, but thriving ...

In honour of World AIDS Day 2023, the Mirror spoke to three trailblazers, all of whom are living testimony to the possibility of not just surviving HIV, but thriving ...

From 2009 to 2014, we supported local radio stations to produce content to help control the spread and mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS. As a result of listening to Ya Take Ne I went to get ...

The Public Health Agency (PHA) recorded 76 new cases of HIV in Northern Ireland in the latest figures covering 2021. The figure is an increase on 2020, but is below the peak of 103 cases in 2015.