Thank you so much to everyone for your lovely comments after the sad news of aidsmap's closure. The outpouring of love has been quite overwhelming. It's been amazing to hear from so many people around the world and to know how much aidsmap has helped people over its 37 years.

Dolutegravir resistance very rare after a switch - even with detectable HIV dlvr.it/T9JFGd

The CD4/CD8 ratio is a reflection of immune system health. CD4 cells help co-ordinate the immune response by stimulating other immune cells. CD8 cells recognise and destroy cells infected with bacteria or viruses. Read about CD4/CD8 ratios on aidsmap. aidsmap.com/about-hiv/cd4c…

Uganda achieves rapid scale-up of cervical screening for women living with HIV dlvr.it/T9LkxG

'My HIV is undetectable, can I stop my medication?' An undetectable viral load does not mean that HIV is cured. Even when you are undetectable, there is still HIV inside your body. Find out more in our FAQ page on aidsmap.com. aidsmap.com/about-hiv/faq/…

Much lower HIV knowledge and access to testing for people with disabilities globally dlvr.it/T9P814

'My partner is living with HIV. Will PrEP protect me?' PrEP is a drug that's used to prevent HIV. If your partner is living with HIV, this is a method of prevention that might work for you, as an HIV-negative person. Find out more in our new FAQ. aidsmap.com/about-hiv/faq/…

There are a lot of myths about getting older with HIV. In our video, jo josh, Jonathan Blake and Memory Sachikonye talk about what ageing with HIV is really like. Find out more on our page: aidsmap.com/about-hiv/myth…

Great discussing HIV & chronic kidney disease, with wonderful Memory Sachikonye who has had a kidney transplant, in the final series of HIV information for videos for aidsmap, before the charity closes. Loved sharing accessible & engaging information for aidsmap over last 6 years.

People living with HIV have a higher risk of lung cancer and several other cancers compared to people without HIV. In our video, Susan Cole-Haley FRSA and Jonathan Blake talk about lung cancer and HIV. Find out more on aidsmap: aidsmap.com/about-hiv/lung…

My 58th and final article for aidsmap. Words can't describe how much this breaks my heart. A million thanks to Roger Pebody for being the best editor ever!! Thank you for all the handholding & support over the last three years. It's a tragedy that aidsmap is closing its doors💔.

When you're taking different drugs together, it could change how well they work or their side effects. Memory Sachikonye & jo josh talk about HIV and multiple medications (polypharmacy) in our video. Find out more: aidsmap.com/about-hiv/hiv-…

Chronic kidney disease is common in people living with HIV. The two most important causes are diabetes and high blood pressure. In our video, Memory Sachikonye and Susan Cole-Haley FRSA talk about chronic kidney disease and HIV. Find out more on aidsmap: aidsmap.com/about-hiv/chro…

Thank you Matthew Hodson and the wonderful team at aidsmap ❤️

Because of effective HIV treatment, people with HIV are living longer than ever. This means that people with HIV are now living in residential care, like nursing or care homes. Jonathan Blake & jo josh talk about getting better treatment in residential care in our video

It may feel nerve-wracking to visit a sexual health clinic to test for HIV - it can feel particularly difficult if you’re trans or non-binary. In our new page created with CliniQ CIC, find out about HIV testing for trans & non-binary people. aidsmap.com/about-hiv/hiv-…