Here's my Ethics Grand Rounds presentation "Learning about Solidarity from Queer Community Responses to Mpox" at the Centre for Clinical Ethics and @UnityHealthTO from last week ๐ https://t.co/Mzlz1iApTO
I find we used a top-down approach to building solidarity during COVIDโ19 and a bottom-up approach during HIV/AIDS. Both approaches were lacking in certain ways and we need to ensure we have a strong foundation of solidarity in order to respond effectively to future pandemics
The latest episode of #FABGab is out now! In this episode, @mmmontess discusses creating the conditions for trust in relationships (personal & with healthcare providers) around using PrEP as HIV prevention. Check out the episode here: https://t.co/UUWSqaxga7
My new article "Creating the Conditions for Trust Around PrEP as HIV Prevention: The Relationships of MSM with Sexual and Romantic Partners and Healthcare Providers" was just published in @IJFAB@utpjournals https://t.co/0pTTXONU6o
I also focus on the trust between MSM and healthcare providers, how it is affected by the history of the medicalization of homosexuality and the effects of institutional trust on both healthcare providers and patients, and how we can create the conditions of trust around PrEP
A B.C.-led research group says a long-acting preventative HIV medication, not yet approved in Canada, could help tackle the country's stagnant rates of new HIV infections. ๐
https://t.co/ETH2Znt0cV
In a new @ConversationCAย piece, #WesternU postdoctoral associate Michael Montess explains how long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis can address some of the ongoing challenges with #HIV prevention.
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https://t.co/QXg9Fhmcti