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Two booklets highly commended at BMA Patient Information Awards 2016

Two booklets highly commended at BMA Patient Information Awards 2016

HIV-positive gay and bisexual men have increased risk of hospitalisation with anxiety and mood disorders, a risk factor for later mortality

Stigma persists in the undetectable era

Stigma persists in the undetectable era

Gay men report a wide range of behaviours to make sex safer

Hepatitis C therapy improves quality of life for people who inject drugs, but reinfection risk remains

How do gay men diagnosed with HIV change their risk behaviour?

START study shows that people starting HIV treatment earlier have better quality of life

Life expectancy in HIV-positive people in the US still lags 13 years behind HIV-negative people

Julia Marcus presenting at CROI 2016. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Telephone intervention can boost retention in care for HIV-positive patients with mental health and drug/alcohol problems