Research project @UCL on "Protecting women from economic shocks to fight HIV in Africa" funded by #UKRIFLF (PI: @aure_lepine, RF: Fanny P, RA: @sandszawlowski)
Hi Twitter. We are POWER and we are “Protecting women from economic shocks to fight HIV in Africa”. We are researchers from @UCL (funded by @UKRI_news) collaborating with @JohnsHopkins Cameroon Program, @horizonsfemmes & RENATA in Yaoundé, Cameroon 🇨🇲 #ukriflf @kirstygrainger
🌟Scholarship Opportunity🌟
🎓 Want to study #healtheconomics@UCL with a fully funded Chevening Scholarship?
📅 Deadline: 7 Nov 23 @ 12:00 GMT
For more info on our MSc in Health Economics and Decision Science:
🔗 https://t.co/x3U5RMWMFr
We are saddened by the news of the passing of Markus Haacker: an outstanding researcher, an engaged educator, and a valued and respected member of the Centre. He will be deeply missed, and fondly remembered.
@markushaacker
Ana Correa presenting her doctoral research on the public health impacts of conditional cash transfers, using data from Familias en Acción in Colombia #IHEA2023Congress in #CapeTown
Lucie Sabin presenting her doctoral research on the factors affecting utilisation of antenatal screening for HIV in Nepal #IHEA2023Congress in #CapeTown
Very proud of @rebecca_njuguna for her great presentation that shows the difficulty in reducing unprotected sex among women engaging in transactional sex in Cameroon #IHEA2023Congress
Yesterday I presented the results of the POWER study that found that insuring women engaging in transactional sex in Cameroon against illness led to a decrease in HIV infection by 88% #IHEA2023Congress
We are presenting a poster at #IHEA2023Congress on how to reform the sex workers' registration policy in Senegal that forces female sex workers to test for STIs every month and to register with the police to be able to work
@HenryCust is presenting a poster at #IHEA2023Congress showing that droughts lead to an increase in transactional sex in Africa. This evidence shows that climate change may increase HIV in Africa
📢📢📢 tomorrow afternoon at #IHEA2023Congress:
Lucie Sabin: 1:30pm, Room 1.62 on Factors Affecting Antenatal Screening for HIV in Nepal
Ana Correa: 1:30pm, Room 1.61 Public Health Impacts of Conditional Cash Transfers through Household Improvements: Evidence from Colombia
📢📢📢 Tomorrow, centre member @nehabat will be joining colleagues to discuss innovations in health economics teaching in Africa, South America and Europe.
Congratulations @HenryCust! Henry is also a key member of the POWER team, analysing our RCT data. Watch this space for some more award winning papers! #ihea2023Congress
A key member of our research team explaining the importance of conducting qualitative formative research and including participants in the study design for RCTs with vulnerable populations. #ihea2023Congress
In our last paper we provide some alarming evidence that climate change may lead to an increase in HIV in context where there are important gender inequalities.
https://t.co/gRW1p4VOiC
🚨 Job alert 🚨
I am hiring a postdoc for 2 years (initially) to analyse how social networks protect South African youth & to design network-informed interventions for HIV/STIs
Based @UCLGlobalHealth & @AHRI_News
https://t.co/8aBleRugj3
We are hiring: @UCLGlobalHealth is seeking a lecturer to solidify our new-ish Applied ID Epi MSc programme.
40% research time, lovely team of colleagues & a permanent contract. Apply by 28 July
https://t.co/pdHiECjCQj