News Sat 27 - Fri 03 July
African women with HIV 'coerced into sterilisation'. Guardian
AIDS denial: A lethal delusion. New Scientist
Travellers in the US, UK and Germany could soon find themselves donating to the fight against Aids and malaria when they buy an airline ticket over the internet under a scheme to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for healthcare in poor countries. Financial Times
Terrence Higgins Trust is launching a new campaign to encourage gay men to get tested regularly for the virus. Pink News
News Sat 13 - Fri 19 June
An international HIV conference will be held in the US in 2012 – but only if the US removes its travel ban on HIV-positive travellers. AIDSmap
UN chief warns against cutting AIDS funding.Yahoo News
Offering a rapid HIV test as part of a general check-up at a GP could help to boost testing rates and is acceptable to patients, UK research suggests.GP
Letters: NAT and other charities write about the welfare bill. Guardian
News Sat 06 - Fri 12 June
New calls to tackle HIV risk ahead of 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Observer
'Timebomb' of Britons unaware they have HIV.
The Times
Routine, opt-out HIV testing at GPs in the UK is feasible and acceptable to large numbers of patients a study suggests. AIDSmap
The number of new HIV infections among South African teenagers has dropped significantly, prompting hope that national efforts to tackle the epidemic have finally turned a corner. Daily Telegraph
News Fri 29 - Fri 05 June
The National Children's Bureau and NAT are lobbying MPs to tackle discrimination against school children with HIV after talks with central government broke down. Children and Young People Now
The Lancet attacks UK's 'extraordinary failure' on tackling HIV. Pink News
On 4 June, THT will launch a new advertising campaign aimed at helping gay men to identify HIV seroconversion illness - the flu-like symptoms which often accompany infection. Pink Paper
Young people 'less aware of HIV dangers'. Guardian