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The Madrid Declaration – a tool to improve sexual and reproductive health in Europe

The Madrid Declaration – a tool to improve sexual and reproductive health in Europe

Marked changes in gay men’s relationship agreements and condom use in the PrEP era

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Why do gay men do chemsex?

Jan Großer speaking at the ChemSex Forum in Paris. Image: Adam Schultz

Intermittent and lower-risk PrEP users may not be testing for HIV and STIs, German study finds

Janna Seifried of the Robert Koch Institute at EACS 2019. Image: Gus Cairns

Serosorting between gay men may be in decline as ‘PrEP sorting’ rises, Canadian study finds

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How do we deal with apparent cases of PrEP failure?

Slide from Hans Benjamin Hampel's presentation at EACS 2019.

Anal cancer: Australian study of precancerous tissues in gay men shows little increased risk in positive men, almost no cancer cases

David Templeton of the Study for the Prevention of Anal Cancer at EACS 2019. Image: Gus Cairns

Working for sexual and reproductive healthcare rights for displaced people in Europe

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No evidence of risk compensation in female sex workers starting PrEP