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Post-exposure prophylaxis involves taking a 28-day course of anti-HIV drugs, after possible exposure to HIV. It may be used by healthcare workers (occupational PEP) or after sex (post-exposure prophylaxis after sexual exposure, PEPSE, also known as non-occupational PEP or nPEP).

Economic & social inequality

HIV/AIDS in the US: the importance of local perspectives

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BMJ Group blogs
14 November 2017
Pregnancy and vertical transmission

Vertical HIV transmission may be influenced by complex synergies with other STI – such as Cytomegalovirus

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BMJ Group blogs
27 July 2017
Cancer

Does it ever make sense to target HPV screening at HIV-infected individuals?

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BMJ
5 July 2017
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Cochrane says: Chlamydia screening may have very limited impact, but more research is needed

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BMJ Group blogs
4 October 2016
HIV testing policies & guidelines

Is the UK meeting its national guidelines for HIV testing of MSM?

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BMJ Group blogs
10 May 2016
HIV prevention policy

Where next for HIV prevention in New Zealand?

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BMJ Group blogs
30 January 2016
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Can we ensure adherence to STI treatment guidelines in a world threatened by antimicrobial resistance?

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BMJ
26 August 2015
Epidemiology & behaviour

The varied nature of the US HIV/AIDS epidemic: what makes the South so different?

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BMJ Group blogs
2 March 2015
Hepatitis C transmission & prevention

ChemSex and HCV transmission among UK MSM

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BMJ Group blogs
3 February 2015
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Missed HPV vaccination opportunities: a consequence of avoiding awkward conversations

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BMJ
11 November 2014
Cancer

Population-based evidence for the preventative efficacy of quadrivalent HPV in Australia

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BMJ Group blogs
1 October 2014
Harm reduction

IDU and HIV in the Middle East: a brief window of opportunity?

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BMJ Group blogs
22 July 2014
Circumcision

Cultural constraints on the uptake of voluntary medical male circumcision in Eastern and Southern Africa

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BMJ Group blogs
24 June 2014
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

Gonorrhoea antimicrobial resistance: is UK antibiotic stewarding policy shows “some success”

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BMJ
11 June 2014
PrEP

iPrEx finds no evidence that PrEP use is associated with risk compensation

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BMJ Group blogs
17 February 2014
Taking an HIV test

Pre-test HIV risk reduction counselling is not worth the money

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BMJ
2 January 2014
HIV testing policies & guidelines

Universal vs. targeted HIV screening in US EDs

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BMJ Group blogs
4 September 2013
PrEP

The ethics of PrEP

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BMJ Group blogs
3 September 2013
Retention & linkage to care

Should ART provision be decentralized to health centres in low and middle income countries?

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BMJ Group blogs
13 August 2013
Economic & social inequality

How does neighbourhood impact on STI (Chlamydia) risk?

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BMJ Group blogs
21 June 2013
Infant feeding

HIV+ mothers without ART: when and how should they wean?

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BMJ Group blogs
19 June 2013
PrEP

Disappointing tenofovir PrEP trials: maybe “adherence” is not to blame

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BMJ Group blogs
29 March 2013
Economic & social inequality

Does Muslim religion have an impact on HIV transmission?

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BMJ Group blogs
8 November 2012
Sex workers

Non-disclosure of HIV sero-status by Indian female sex workers

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BMJ
23 October 2012