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Publishing research on the transmission, prevention, diagnosis, natural history and treatment of #STIs and #HIV. Published with @BASHH_UK

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Evolving global sexually transmitted infection guidance: translating evidence-based WHO recommendations into clinical practice https://t.co/n1vcqlt1Tj

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Should we still treat asymptomatic Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis contacts in the era of NAATs? Reviewing data from the GetaKit study to inform practice https://t.co/a5sx15EsDZ

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Willingness to participate in a long-acting injectable cabotegravir HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis study among men who have sex with men in the French ANRS-PREVENIR cohort https://t.co/sI8g19jY5Y

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'Advancing STI Prevention and Care in Underserved and Vulnerable Populations'
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We’re making an impact together.
Take a look at the latest journal metrics 📊 Impact Factor and top-cited content. https://t.co/MK91g73Wkh

Behind every published finding is a shared purpose: advancing medical knowledge to improve patient health. #JournalMetrics #BMJGroupImpact

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Characteristics of repeat syphilis infections and interinfection intervals in a retrospective clinical cohort: implications for syphilis retesting and prevention https://t.co/dUei94v8Dv

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Stop the spread: predictors of inadequate syphilis treatment in pregnancy https://t.co/UgtcbmgsFm

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Complex role of digital health literacy in awareness and use of digital sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections testing: a structural equation modelling analysis of the 2022 GetCheckedOnline survey https://t.co/XNGjz76j8V

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Correction: Self-start HIV postexposure prophylaxis (PEPSE), to reduce time to first dose and increase efficacy https://t.co/WOTsvRUQjf

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Stakeholder perspectives on integrating doxycycline postexposure prophylaxis into Kenyan HIV PrEP programmes https://t.co/JRrjxjehDM

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Sexual transmission of vaginal pathogens and male partner treatment: is it time to consider vulvovaginal candidiasis? https://t.co/PvrBHQvxic

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Expanding the concept of sexually transmitted infections: towards a more inclusive framework https://t.co/iu7m5gOzHw

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Screening for gonorrhoea and chlamydia: identifying key target populations and intensity--a modelling study of MSM in Belgium https://t.co/v7cY7r7p4A

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Preferences for pre-exposure prophylaxis service package among men who have sex with men in Australia: a discrete choice experiment https://t.co/wWygEPS1fS

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Barriers and facilitators to HIV testing among African and Caribbean heritage communities: a mixed methods study https://t.co/HctJTTnatm

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Managing persistent and recurrent candidiasis due to fluconazole-resistant Candida albicans and non-Candida albicans yeasts https://t.co/xtrmvhINoG

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'Its less traumatic because youre in your own home: exploring trauma-informed care for digital sexual health services - a secondary qualitative data analysis https://t.co/4QnbJjFmxN

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From new evidence to clinical impact, this was one of our articles that researchers read most in 2025.
Read it heret: https://t.co/KHPyAbJoO8

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🌍 Big news: BMJ is launching TWO new open access journals in 2026 — and we’re looking for visionary editors to lead them.

🦠 BMJ Infectious Diseases
Role: Editor in Chief – set the vision, build the team, shape conversation in the field.

🌐 BMJ Connections Infectious Diseases
Role: Chair of the Editorial Board – guide editorial policy, advise on content, foster global community.

We’re looking for experienced researchers with a strong publication record, deep expertise in infectious diseases, and a collaborative approach to leadership.

🔗 Find out much more and apply here: https://t.co/A1bbGbxuvG

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🌍 Big news: BMJ is launching TWO new open access journals in 2026 — and we’re looking for visionary editors to lead them.

🦠 BMJ Infectious Diseases
Role: Editor in Chief – set the vision, build the team, shape conversation in the field.

🌐 BMJ Connections Infectious Diseases
Role: Chair of the Editorial Board – guide editorial policy, advise on content, foster global community.

We’re looking for experienced researchers with a strong publication record, deep expertise in infectious diseases, and a collaborative approach to leadership.

🔗 Find out much more and apply here: https://t.co/A1bbGbxuvG