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UK's Ambitious Plan: Ending New HIV Cases Within 5 Years

1 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Ending new HIV transmissions by 2030 is now within reach.
  • A new £170 million action plan will combat stigma and late diagnoses.
  • HIV testing is being expanded in everyday NHS settings like A&E.
UK's Ambitious Plan: Ending New HIV Cases Within 5 Years

Remarkable medical advancements have transformed HIV from a life-shattering diagnosis to a manageable condition, enabling individuals to lead long, healthy lives. Now, England stands on the verge of eradicating new HIV transmissions within the next five years, a profound and humbling achievement driven by decades of advocacy.

Despite this progress, stigma continues to hinder progress, causing fear around testing and open discussion. This prevents too many from seeking help, leading to late diagnoses that impact both personal health and transmission prevention. The new £170 million HIV action plan directly addresses these challenges, aiming for zero new transmissions by 2030.

The plan includes coordinated efforts to support individuals in England facing difficulties accessing care and treatment. HIV testing will be integrated into routine NHS services like A&E, promoting early diagnosis for Hepatitis B and C as well. This comprehensive approach emphasizes fairness, dignity, and universal access to care, striving to end both HIV and the prejudice surrounding it.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
England aims to end new HIV transmissions by 2030, with significant progress expected within the next five years.
The £170 million plan focuses on ending new HIV transmissions by 2030, confronting stigma, and expanding testing in NHS settings.
The new action plan includes coordinated efforts to find and support people living with HIV who find it challenging to access care and treatment, and integrates testing into everyday NHS settings.

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