Refreshed hopes for HIV cure
A cure to HIV could be a step closer thanks to two long awaited trials recruiting at The Alfred.
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Help us build the future of HIV care
The HIV community have identified ageing, long-term impacts of treatment, access to medication, mental health and stigma as their main health priorities for future care.
Starting a conversation on the future of HIV care
Alfred Health wants to hear from Victoria’s HIV community to help guide the future of HIV care.
Removing HIV as a barrier to organ transplantation
Researchers at The Alfred are hoping to break down the barriers people living with HIV encounter when it comes to undergoing solid organ transplantation.
Ending the stigma this World AIDS Day
Alfred Health Infectious Diseases Physician, Edwina Wright, says HIV-related stigma is a leading reason why people don't get tested for HIV and don't access healthcare.
STI rise not linked with condom use among men using PrEP
Sexual health experts are reinforcing the importance of frequent testing as new research highlights a significant increase in STIs among gay and bisexual men using HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
New research aims to unearth ‘hidden’ HIV
Researchers have identified a way to unearth 'hidden' HIV cells, which will provide vital information towards finding a cure for the disease.
PrEP intervention cuts new HIV infections in Victoria
The number of new HIV infections in Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) has almost halved in Victoria thanks to an Alfred Health study that provided thousands of Victorians with access to pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication.
PBS addition expands access to PrEP
As leaders in HIV medicine, Alfred Health welcomes the Federal Government’s decision to improve access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) as a significant step forward in preventive public health.
PrEPX Study Expands to Tasmania
Victoria’s largest study into HIV prevention medication will expand into Tasmania following funding from the Tasmania Department of Health, the study begins next Monday 25 September.