🔎 Few UK online #STI test services meet national standards, suggests new study in @STI_BMJ.
Research with @UKHSA and @BristolUni have concerning implications for #PublicHealth, and highlights need for urgent regulatory change.
More 👉 https://t.co/fqRgre7w2N @ehardingesch
Last paper of 2021 was well worth the wait.
Disparities in HIV/STI burden and care coverage among men and transgender persons who have sex with men in Nairobi, Kenya: a cross-sectional study @BMJ_Open@LSHTM@Oxford_NDPH@latrobe https://t.co/2fhhvs1rBD
And just like that a chapter finishes. After 8 excellent years at the @lshtm I’m saying a fond farewell. Many complicated feelings, especially parting with such brilliant colleagues.
Thanks especially to @sigmaresearch1 for being my academic hearth and home.
Au revoir, friends.
This summer we've been working on an experiment.
We wanted to increase knowledge that PrEP is now FREE on the NHS across the UK.
Instead of spending £ on social media ads, we used funding from @ejaf to print vests instead.
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🚨🚨 New paper! 🚨🚨
"Accessing and utilising gender-affirming healthcare in England and Wales: trans and non-binary people’s accounts of navigating gender identity clinics" is now out with BMC Health Services Research
https://t.co/jK2Dt2dt4P
At long last, we are so pleased to see this article published. Drawing on @wellcometrust seed funding, we assembled a rich archive of #HIV qualitative projects, allowing us to trace early experiences of uninfectiousness among people taking #ARVs
We've tweeted a lot about #HIVtesting, including #Hometesting pre and during #COVID19. Understanding the accessability, acceptability and impact of these across different groups is important if we are serious about improving access to tests and care👇🏽
Self-testing trebles #HIV testing rate amongst #trans people.
New LSHTM & @ucl research suggests self-testing could reduce the time between infection & diagnosis in this community.
Funded by @NIHRresearch@DHSCgovuk ➡️ https://t.co/rbDcY8vbyN
#LGBTHistoryMonth#LGBTHM21
New HIV self-testing mixed-methods RCT for trans men & trans women who have sex with men!
Compared to usual care, HIVST:
⬆️ increased HIV testing uptake & frequency by 3 times
❎ had no negative impacts on STI testing
❎ did not lead to substantial harm
https://t.co/louND3cFIf
Our key populations HIV self-testing meta-analysis is out!
HIV self-testing can:
✅ increase testing in all groups
✅ find more HIV infections in MSM and trans folks
⬇️ lead to less engagement in HIV care, especially for female sex workers
https://t.co/2CZSvAmjbG
Our #EMIS2017 paper published today highlights the improvements in STI testing in MSM across Europe but also the vast room for improvements, especially in diagnosing rectal STIs! @SigmaResearch1@LSHTM@ECDC_EU@STI_BMJ Check it out here: https://t.co/u9e5Om3ogZ
New #openaccess paper from #EMIS2017 in Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, #IJERPH, shows poor mental health and alcohol dependence more common in trans than cis MSM in Europe, HIV/STI diagnoses less common. https://t.co/EvUZuVakL3
If you’re attending #AIDS2020 pop by our presentation on HIV self-testing uptake and acceptability in an online randomised controlled trial among men who have sex with men in England and Wales.
Can be found in OAD05. Powering HIV testing: Towards the target.
#TakeASelphi
It seems that for me, publications are like busses. None for a spell, then three all at once! 🚌🚌🚌“The Long and Winding Road: Archiving and Re-Using Qualitative Data from 12 Research Projects Spanning 16 Years” is now published and is available at https://t.co/vvgu9SrgTr
Exciting day at @SigmaResearch1- @IdiosyncraticXL and I are really pleased to welcome @ejnicholls_ to the SELPHI team.
She’ll be working with us on two qualitative studies exploring HIV self-testing experiences.
Exciting day: today @IdiosyncraticXL and I launched @SigmaResearch1’s latest study interviewing gay/bi men from ethnic minorities who took part in the SELPHI trial.
We’re trying to learn more about their experiences with sexual health services and HIV self-testing.
We're very pleased to announce the appointment of ARCSHS Deputy Director Adam Bourne to the Victorian Government LGBTIQ Taskforce, and as head of its Health & Human Services Working Group, which includes Rainbow Health Victoria Director Marina Carman.
https://t.co/COoyS8jXGI