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Studies show rates of STIs among people of Black Caribbean heritage are disproportionately high. To tackle this, new resources on sexual health & wellbeing have been developed with HPRU in BBSTI Read: bit.ly/3AUyOsT & bit.ly/3ANSjDj Watch: bit.ly/3um8h56

Recently, I had the chance to speak with HIV Medicine Editor-In-Chief, caroline in a Wiley Knowledge Hub Discussion re: our consensus statement on the role of #healthsystems in advancing long-term well-being of people living with #HIV bit.ly/3vfROjP

Well done to our HPRU Academy student Hajra Okhai for her commended poster - looking forward to the presentation!

Hajra Okhai on severe hot flushes in women with #HIV within PRIME Study UCL Severity correlates with psychological distress and insomnia No impact on ART adherence or clinic attendance #BHIVA2022

David Read on their work using COM-B to effect change in STI testing behaviour. Specificity of outcomes is important. COM-B is The Capability, Opportunity, Motivation, Behaviour (COM-B) model, more info here: qeios.com/read/WW04E6.2 #BASHH2022

@drtomwitney final presentation in excellent HPRU in BBSTI #BASHH2022 session. How to better engage trans populations in research: 6 key principles inck knowing history of unethical practice. This work started in 2020 with consideration ok knowledge mobilisation from the START!

Fantastic news from our HPRU Academy affiliate member, Danni Solomon, for her work on unmet sexual health needs in young women.

New data in life expectancy from a collaborative team including our HPRU director.