evidence: Testing among gay and bisexual men has increased but rates of testing among women have fallen by 22% compared to 2019, while there has been a 41% drop for heterosexual men. Straight men and women are also far more likely to be diagnosed at a late stage. [...] Taku Mukiwa, head of health programmes at THT, said: "Gay and bisexual men and black African people continue to be the most impacted by HIV in the UK, but anyone who's sexually active can be affected and should think about testing.