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Londoners can end new infections in the capital by 2030. Get involved today.

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Get Tested

Knowledge is power. Whether you want to do it at a clinic or GPs, with our outreach team or at home, organise your quick, free, confidential HIV test now.

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Get PrEP

One pill a day to protect you from HIV, PrEP is a popular choice for many. Whether you want to take it every day or before and after sex, find out if PrEP is right for you.

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Prevent HIV

There are four sure ways to prevent HIV. By taking these steps, we can work towards achieving the goal of ending new HIV diagnoses in London by 2030. Take your health into your own hands today and access the way, or combination of ways, that’s right for you.

TEST

Test regularly to know your status

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CONDOMS

An effective way to prevent HIV and a range of other STIs

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PrEP

A daily pill that protects you from HIV

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TREATMENT

Effective treatment = no HIV transmission

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UNDETECTABLE = UNTRANSMITTABLE

98% of people on treatment in London have undetectable levels of HIV, which means they can’t pass it on. That’s a game changer for peoples’ lives – but we all still need to work together to end the stigma that people living with HIV still too often experience.

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Marc Thompson

Lead Commissioner for the London HIV Prevention Programme
With the right medication—which is free for all Londoners—people living with HIV can lead long, healthy lives. And here’s the game changer: if someone follows their treatment plan and the virus is undetectable, they can’t transmit it.
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Professor Kevin Fenton CBE PrFPH FRCP PhD

Regional Director of Public Health, NHS London
By standing together against stigma, we can create a healthier and compassionate London for all. When we continue to champion understanding and acceptance, we ensure that every Londoner can live their life free from discrimination and fear.
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