HIV treatment advocates network: Supporting advocates in the UK | Providing expert training on treatment | Ensuring PLwHIV represented at all levels of our care
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ALT i-Base graphic for IAS 2025. The main text reads: Once-weekly oral ART. New research that might make HIV meds even easier to take. At the top is i-Base’s website address: I hyphen base dot info. In the bottom left it says: HIV treatment bulletin. In the bottom right is a white box, containing the words: IAS 2025. 13th to 17th July. Above this is a spiral next to the red AIDS ribbon. There are horizontal strips of the IAS 2025 signature graphics at the top and bottom of the image. They are made up of squares, each containing its own unique pattern based on traditional Rwandan art. The colours used in the image are red, black, white and grey.
ALT i-Base graphic for IAS 2025. The main text reads: WHO guidelines update. Focus on improving standards of care for key populations. At the top is i-Base’s website address: I hyphen base dot info. In the bottom left it says: HTB news, subscribe by email. In the bottom right is a white box, containing the words: IAS 2025. 13th to 17th July. Above this is a spiral next to the red AIDS ribbon. There are horizontal strips of the IAS 2025 signature graphics at the top and bottom of the image. They are made up of squares, each containing its own unique pattern based on traditional Rwandan art. The colours used in the image are red, black, white and grey.
ALT i-Base graphic for IAS 2025. The main text reads: Is reduced dosing of ART safe? Two studies report conflicting results. At the top is i-Base’s website address: I hyphen base dot info. In the bottom left it says: HTB news, subscribe by email. In the bottom right is a white box, containing the words: IAS 2025. 13th to 17th July. Above this is a spiral next to the red AIDS ribbon. There are horizontal strips of the IAS 2025 signature graphics at the top and bottom of the image. They are made up of squares, each containing its own unique pattern based on traditional Rwandan art. The colours used in the image are red, black, white and grey.
ALT Colourful i-Base graphic. The main text reads: Over 30 HIV organisations tell trans people, “you are needed, you are valued”. At the top is i-Base’s website address: I hyphen base dot info. At the bottom it says, subscribe by email. A smaller, tilted square graphic on the right, reads: HTB news. 2025. HIV treatment, prevention, access, and more. The colours used in the image are three shades of orange, teal, light blue, light green, dark blue, mustard, red and white.
ALT Colourful i-Base graphic. The main text reads: Gilead sets sky-high price for lenacapavir PrEP. Cheaper to become HIV positive. At the top is i-Base’s website address: I hyphen base dot info. At the bottom it says, subscribe by email. A smaller, tilted square graphic on the right, reads: HTB news. 2025. HIV treatment, prevention, access, and more. The colours used in the image are two shades of yellow, green, plum, teal, dark blue, light blue, orange, mustard, red, and white.
ALT i-Base graphic: this image has an orange background with white text that reads: i-base dot info. HTB news 2024. Newstream: articles added each week. This last sentence is on a dark pink background and there are blue and yellow rectangles to the left.
