A reflexion on Lord Fowlers’ AIDS Don’t Die of Prejudice. Whilst looking for an opening sentence for this musing, I wondered who could be interested in Lord Fowler’s book on Aids in the year 2014. I checked the Amazon website and found that Fowler’s travelogue was ranked
A reflexion on a piece written for and published by OpenDemocracy in November 2010, shortly after the public release of the iPrEX trial. Three years later many of the questions raised then are still very much relevant. Of course we now know much more about
Don’t we all know that popping pills is not the solution to all our problems? The writer reflects on his and other’s assumptions about the role of biomedical interventions in the control of the HIV epidemic. This blog’s title mirrors that of Jake Sobo’s “Why
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) study demonstrates effectiveness of ARV for preventing HIV acquisition in IDU but emphasises quandary with clinical benefit realisation. The Bangkok Tenofovir study published in The Lancet was conducted by the US CDC, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and the Thailand Ministry of Public