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6 December 2011
Londoners set record for most HIV tests on World AIDS Day 6 Londoners set a new world record on World AIDS Day 2011 for the most HIV tests administered in 8 hours.
1 December 2011
Comment: Maintaining ignorance will not maintain innocence 25 Writing on World AIDS Day, Janine Clements, Director of Jewish Action Trust says the belief that everyone is safe if they lead a religiously observant life is "at the least, naive, and at worst dangerous and irresponsible".
1 December 2011
Study finds 30% of UK adults “need more information about HIV” 19 Almost a third of UK adults have said they need more information about HIV, according to a new survey.
1 December 2011
Video: One in three young people “would fear telling parents about HIV” 43 A survey by the British Red Cross has found one in three young people in Britain would be scared to tell their parents if they were HIV positive.
1 December 2011
Comment: The challenge for black and minority ethnic communities on World AIDS Day 3 Bryan Teixeira, Chief Executive of Naz Project London talks about the challenges facing minority ethnic communities in the capital, the need for infrastructure funding and community-based campaigns.
1 December 2011
Rugby stars don red boxers in order to ‘Stand Up, Stand Out’ 33 Rugby stars and celebrities have lent their support to a campaign which urges the public to help support people living with HIV by wearing red this December.
1 December 2011
Comment: HIV awareness should be as real as it was in 1980s, Ed Miliband says 8 Labour Party leader Ed Miliband promises to continue promoting support in Parliament for people living with HIV and for the right policies to tackle rising infection rates.
1 December 2011
Comment: David Cameron urges reflection, action and hope on World AIDS Day 24 This World AIDS Day, the Prime Minister has spoken of the government's commitment to the "urgent task" of tackling HIV abroad, through international organisations, and in the UK, through the NHS and partnerships with specialist charities.
1 December 2011
Comment: Information and early diagnosis will be key to tackling HIV 4 Deborah Jack from the National AIDS Trust highlights the need to improve HIV education and resources, especially for people living outside the capital, this World AIDS Day.
30 November 2011
Londoners invited to ‘Swish’ on World AIDS Day parade 14 London AIDS Memorial Campaign is inviting people to take part in its annual AIDS Swish down London's Old Compton Street tomorrow as a mark of remembrance, pride and community.
29 November 2011
New once-a-day HIV drug launched ahead of World AIDS Day 24 The European Commission has given marketing authorisation to a new once-daily tablet for the treatment of HIV.
29 November 2011
One in 20 gay men living with HIV as infection rate hits record high 230 The number of people living with HIV in the UK reached an estimated 91,500 in 2010, with a quarter of those unaware of their infection, according to Health Protection Agency figures published today.
28 November 2011
In brief: London clinic aims to set HIV test record on World AIDS day 10 G-A-Y Bar and the 56 Dean Street NHS clinic are seeking participants to set a new world record for the most HIV tests administered in an eight hour period.
24 November 2011
20th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death 12 The singer passed away at his London home on 24 November 1991.
22 November 2011
Aids-related deaths at their lowest level since 2005 peak 72 UNAids estimates 700,000 deaths were averted last year because of better access to treatment.

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