Top tips: sexually transmitted infections (part 2)
Dr Toni Hazell completes her two-part series on managing STIs in primary care, focusing on best practice tips for non-chlamydia STIs
Top tips: sexually transmitted infections (part 1)
Dr Toni Hazell provides 10 top tips on sexually transmitted infections—part one of this two-part series covers general history taking, with a focus on chlamydia
HIV: from fatal condition to chronic disease
Dr Toni Hazell presents an overview of HIV prevalence, testing, treatments, and other issues relevant to primary care
Erectile dysfunction is an important marker for cardiovascular disease
Professor Geoff Hackett and Professor Mike Kirby summarise updated guidance on diagnosing and treating erectile dysfunction in primary care and the importance of investigating for cardiovascular risk factors
Contraception for women aged over 40: what, when, and for how long
Dr Katie Boog and Valerie Warner Findlay discuss FSRH recommendations on contraception for women aged over 40 years, and explain the benefits and risks associated with different methods
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