HIV in Focus is a podcast that shines a spotlight on HIV, hosted by Dr Naomi Sutton, Consultant Physician at Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. Listen as she is joined by experts to discuss the biggest barriers to the care and well-being of people with HIV, while tackling misconceptions and misinformation to set the record straight about HIV. This podcast also provides practical advice and resources ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & Fitness |
Dr. Naomi Sutton is joined by Professor Jane Anderson to talk about Fast-Track Cities and their role in Getting to Zero, particularly in maximising the collaboration between funding bodies such as local government, existing health and care services, ... more
Dr. Naomi Sutton is joined by Dr. Grace Bottoni and Dr. Kate Childs for this episode to talk about a growing challenge in HIV: re-engaging people living with HIV who are out of care. Kate and Grace both play key roles in delivering the world’s first ... more
For Positive Parenting, Dr. Shema Tariq returns to the podcast joined by Bakita Kasadha to debunk the myths and misinformation surrounding a joyous but potentially challenging period of life: becoming a parent. People with HIV routinely give birth to... more
In U=U, Dr. Michael Brady tells us about the life-changing message of U=U, or Undetectable = Untransmittable. He helps listeners understand viral loads, their impact on virus transmission, and the impact HIV treatment has on both. Michael and Naomi t... more
HIV has changed. In HIV in the UK Today, Dr. Laura Waters gives listeners an introduction to HIV and its evolution from the epidemic in the 80s and 90s to the controllable, manageable condition it is today. Basics are covered: how HIV can be acquired... more
In HIV Testing Made Easy, Dr Naomi Sutton welcomes Dr Tristan Barber to the studio to talk about the key role of HIV testing in Getting to Zero i.e. no new infections in the UK. Tristan walks listeners through what the tests measure, what a CD4 count... more
In the final episode of the series, Susan Cole and Dr Naomi Sutton tackle stigma faced by persons living with HIV (PLWH), the historical narratives of HIV and misinformation still negatively influencing how some clinicians and some of the public perc... more
Dr Shalini Andrews and Dr Naomi Sutton help listeners navigate their patients through issues of sexual pleasure and (dys)function, in the light of U=U. Their discussion covers a lot of ground, from the biopsychosocial model as a framework for sexual ... more
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