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Gus Cairns
Verified
Editor, Aidsmap
London
Beats
Biography
Gus joined the editorial team in 2009 as editor of NAM’s regular newsletter, HTU. He has been a freelance writer for us since 2003 having edited the last three editions of the HIV Reference Manual and both editions of Preventing HIV.
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Content
By Gus Cairns Verified| sfaf.org@ The science behind the new strain of mpox circulating in Africa--and what it means for people living in the U.S. “The fact that mpox, a cousin of a virus (smallpox) that nearly eliminated us, is resurgent in Africa and once more threatens the high-income world calls for collective shame. It should not have happened.
By Gus Cairns Verified| sfaf.org@ For the first time, research demonstrates that doxycycline taken daily reduces STI incidence by 67% in cisgender women. Gus Cairns explains the science, and shares why previous studies may have failed. When guidelines for using doxyPEP were finally issued by the CDC last month, after an eight-month consultation period, they were only recommended for gay men and trans women.
By Gus Cairns Verified| Aidsmap Verified Estimated reading time 6 minutes In 2018, the British HIV Association (BHIVA) announced an ambitious target: to clear chronic hepatitis C infection from people co-infected with HIV by April 2021. The target hasn't yet been reached, BHIVA's Spring conference in Gateshead heard yesterday. But, despite interruptions in testing during the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people in England with HIV who also have hepatitis C virus (HCV) has reduced by 79%.
Company Info
Aidsmap
NAM Publications (known as aidsmap) is a charity based in the United Kingdom. We change lives by sharing information about HIV & AIDS.
London, United Kingdom
+44 20 7840 0050
Founded: 1987