Blood-Borne Viruses (BBVs)
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, PrEP for short, is a medication that can be taken by anyone who is HIV negative to lower their risk of HIV infection. PrEP is for anyone irrespective of their gender and sexuality.
Stimulant use can increase the risk of HIV infection. A reliable way to find out one’s HIV status is to do a rapid blood or saliva test. Therefore, rapid testing is an essential component of HIV prevention programs for people who use stimulant drugs.
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Easy to read information about undetectable viral load
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Information on PrEP
Easy read document on HIV treatment
A video hearing firsthand from people who have undergone new Hepatitis C treatments
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A video hearing firsthand from people who have undergone new Hepatitis C treatments
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Information about Hepatitis C and treatment.
Information on Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C: Treatments have changed!
Scottish Drugs Forum Webinar
Scottish Drugs Forum Webinar
HIV: Preventable and Treatable