In brief

Secondary diagnoses of HIV see big rise: The number of cases of HIV patients being treated where the infection was the primary diagnosis in England rose by 18% from 4209 in 2003-04 to 5618 in 2013-14, while secondary diagnoses rose by 301%, from 4149 to 24 252, show figures from England’s Health and Social Care Information Centre. The charity Positively UK said that it was a challenge to get appropriate treatment for people with HIV and to educate doctors about how to treat conditions such as cancer and cardiovascular disease with drugs that did not interfere with anti-HIV drugs.

Access to green space reduces mental health inequality: An analysis of data from 21 294 urban residents from 34 …