Deborah Jack is chief executive of the National Aids Trust.
June 2011
If you're HIV positive, safe sex isn't just about condoms
Deborah Jack
Deborah Jack: With advances in HIV drug therapy, the option of 'treatment as prevention' is a real possibility – though it's not right for everyone
November 2007
Still with us
Deborah Jack
Deborah Jack: HIV has slipped down the agenda in the UK, despite infections increasing. Gordon Brown should make it a priority
May 2007
Aid for Aids
Deborah Jack
Deborah Jack: Ten years ago, Bill Clinton challenged the world to develop an Aids vaccine within a decade. The UK must reassert its commitment to this.
August 2006
Stigma is the real assassin
Deborah Jack
Deborah Jack: Using 19th-century law to prosecute people for transmitting HIV is a disaster for public health
November 2005
Guardian weekly outlook on international development
Don't make women wait for the microbicide revolution
HIV, unlike many other serious health conditions, is preventable - yet it continues to spiral out of control, increasing year on year in almost every region of the world.
