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STIRIG

LSHTM is a world-leader for STI research, and is a WHO Collaborating Centre for Sexually Transmitted Infections.

The Sexually Transmitted Infections Research Interest Group (STIRIG) aims to:

Help raise awareness of STI-related research being conducted at LSHTM
Increase cross-disciplinary and cross-Faculty work on STIs
Develop internal and external collaborations
Maximise funding opportunities

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Lecture

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HPV vaccination acceptance and perceptions related to fertility and population control in The Gambia: an anthropological analysis

Tue 11 Jul 2023

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Optimizing the HIV Prevention User Journey Tool: Applying a user-centered market research approach

Fri 26 May 2023

Lecture

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Centre for Evaluation

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Monitoring and evaluation is not a cult. Or is it?

Tue 9 May 2023

LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom

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Anorectal HPV and cytological alterations in men living with HIV in Chile

Wed 3 May 2023

LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom

Seminar

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Effectiveness of the Safetxt intervention delivered by mobile phone messaging to reduce STIs in young people: results of a randomized controlled trial and linked qualitative study

Mentorship in the field of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Sexually transmitted infections research interest group (STIRIG) careers event

Monkeypox – an emerging sexually transmitted infection?

Research highlights from the International Union Against Sexually Transmitted Infections (IUSTI) World Congress

Thu 22 Sep 2022

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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

STIRIG

Events in this series

HPV vaccination acceptance and perceptions related to fertility and population control in The Gambia: an anthropological analysis

Optimizing the HIV Prevention User Journey Tool: Applying a user-centered market research approach

Monitoring and evaluation is not a cult. Or is it?

Anorectal HPV and cytological alterations in men living with HIV in Chile

Effectiveness of the Safetxt intervention delivered by mobile phone messaging to reduce STIs in young people: results of a randomized controlled trial and linked qualitative study

Mentorship in the field of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Sexually transmitted infections research interest group (STIRIG) careers event

Monkeypox – an emerging sexually transmitted infection?

Research highlights from the International Union Against Sexually Transmitted Infections (IUSTI) World Congress

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STIRIG

Events in this series

​​HPV vaccination acceptance and perceptions related to fertility and population control in The Gambia: an anthropological analysis

​​Optimizing the HIV Prevention User Journey Tool: Applying a user-centered market research approach​

Monitoring and evaluation is not a cult. Or is it?

​​Anorectal HPV and cytological alterations in men living with HIV in Chile​

Effectiveness of the Safetxt intervention delivered by mobile phone messaging to reduce STIs in young people: results of a randomized controlled trial and linked qualitative study

Mentorship in the field of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Sexually transmitted infections research interest group (STIRIG) careers event

Monkeypox – an emerging sexually transmitted infection?

Research highlights from the International Union Against Sexually Transmitted Infections (IUSTI) World Congress

Sign up for our newsletter

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HPV vaccination acceptance and perceptions related to fertility and population control in The Gambia: an anthropological analysis

Optimizing the HIV Prevention User Journey Tool: Applying a user-centered market research approach

Anorectal HPV and cytological alterations in men living with HIV in Chile