Our very own Dr Constance Nyamukapa received a Highly Commended award for Outstanding Achievement through Collaborative Research in Imperial Medicine 25th Anniversary Staff Awards. Prof. Simon Gregson presented the award in Zimbabwe Find out more here manicalandhivproject.org/latestnews/dr-…

If you're in Stockholm for AIDSImpact 2023, think about stopping by my poster today! This work explores whether people living with #HIV are more likely to pay for care for high #bloodpressure than HIV-negative folks in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis Manicaland Centre Biomedical Research and Training Institute

I'm a bit late to tweet about this, but it was great to speak about associations between #depression & sexual risk behaviours among young people in Manicaland Centre, Zimbabwe, at the AIDSImpact Roundtable on Risk yesterday Katharina Hauck Louisa Moorhouse

Congratulations to our Director, Prof. Simon Gregson for winning an award for his leadership in global health at AIDSImpact! MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis Biomedical Research and Training Institute Jameel Institute

Our latest publication in The Lancet Global Health by Dr Michael Pickles from Manicaland Centre models the effect of hypothetical interventions at each stage of the HIV Prevention Cascade to assess the impact on HIV incidence in Manicaland, Zimbabwe doi.org/10.1016/S2214-… MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis

Check out the latest Manicaland Centre paper, led by our previous Imperial Medicine student Shehla Shamsuddin, on psychological distress & high blood pressure (bp)! We found that psychological distress was associated with new reports of high bp after 6 years ❤️ dx.doi.org/10.1136/openhr…

Our new publication in Open Heart, led by Shehla Shamsuddin, explores the relationship between psychological distress, health behaviours and future reports of hypertension in Manicaland, Zimbabwe: dx.doi.org/10.1136/openhr… MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis Biomedical Research and Training Institute Dr. Sungano

Thorough modelling shows that addressing #HIV prevention cascade barriers is essential to achieving targets towards elimination ➡️ Addressing all cascade steps in a priority population is much more effective + responses need to be tailored to specific groups #MeSHUniverse

Relationship between psychological distress, health behaviours and future reports of hypertension among adults in East Zimbabwe: a cohort study bit.ly/44aAehx

Economic preferences predict risky sexual behaviour of youth in a high risk setting. Our latest research in Journal of Health Economics with Manicaland Centre Matteo M Galizzi Louisa Moorhouse .. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New research from Ranjeeta Thomas Matteo M Galizzi Manicaland Centre shows that economic preferences predict risky sexual behaviour among youth in Manicaland Journal of Health Economics MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis doi.org/10.1016/j.jhea…

So lovely to be in Eastern Zimbabwe and meet with the Manicaland Centre team to plan for the IMPERATIVE trial later in the year. The trial will use male peer networks to increase the uptake of HIV self-testing and PREP in men. Centre for Epidemic Response & Innovation (CERI) @SACEMA_CoE

Newly published from Manicaland Centre in PLOS Global Public Health - How did sexual risk behaviour change in Manicaland as a result of COVID-19? doi.org/10.1371/journa… MRC Centre for Global Infectious Disease Analysis