37 reactions · 31 shares | The number of people living with HIV in the West Midlands has risen by 10%, according to Public Health England's latest figures. 5,700 people are now accessing treatment and care in our region and 425 were newly diagnosed in 2014 compared with 379 the previous year. Liz Copper has been to meet two men, from two different generations, who are living with HIV today. | BBC Birmingham | Facebook

#Watch: Zimbabwe moves to deploy game-changing HIV jab Zimbabwe prepares to deploy its new six-monthly HIV prevention jab, with National Aids Council CEO Dr Benard Madzima confirming that high-risk groups will be prioritised as health systems prepare for delivery. Video by Anesu Masamvu — Join our WhatsApp Channel and be part of a growing community that relies on ZiFM Stereo News for fast, accurate, and credible updates from Zimbabwe and beyond. Click here to subscribe: https://whatsapp.com/chan

Today is World AIDS Day: a global day to recognize the ongoing HIV pandemic and acknowledge those who strive all year to improve health outcomes and quality of life for people living with HIV and with reasons for prevention. Amid devastating upheaval in public health that has sown grief and uncertainty worldwide, The Well Project leans into community, collaboration, and connection. Today and every day, we are grateful to be part of a wide and diverse network of advocates that speak truth, live j