Globally, women are disproportionally affected by HIV, and constitute more than half of all people living with HIV.

The British HIV Association released earlier this week the new Standards of Care for PLHIV, a revision of the standards released in 2006 ...

EATG will host a webinar, Introduction to medicine research and development, on Thursday, 26 April 2018, 18:00 – 19:00 CEST (Brussels, Be...

Nursing Women living with HIV in Europe can be challenging and definitely can vary from place to place. I have been lucky enough to live ...

The Youth Activist and Advocates Scoping Project (YAASP) wants to understand the experiences and challenges of Young People Living with H...

PrEP like the contraception enables women all over the world (or wherever PrEP is available) to take control of their HIV risk. Nneka Nwo...

As we are fast approaching the lauch of EATG's Metrodora project that aims to look into the participation of women in clinical research o...

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The European AIDS Treatment Group’s Christina Antoniadi explains why it’s important to promote the meaningful and sustainable involvement...

European HIV-Hepatitis Testing Week 2017 Now in its fifth year and the third time hepatitis testing has been included, European HIV-Hepat...