An audit of HIV-infected and-uninfected men attending two clinics at an inner London
treatment centre demonstrated an alarming lack of awareness of post-exposure prophylaxis …

This audit compared sexual histories taken by self-completed questionnaires (SQ) versus
the 'gold-standard'of 'traditional'face-to-face interviews by health-care professionals (HP). It …

The main text is conversational, and practical points are clearly presented as bullet point
lists and with pathways given as flow diagrams, which considerably aid the retention of …

Not long after the author's death (the journalist, Sue Lloyd-Roberts) in October 2015, I heard
her daughter speaking about this book on Radio 4. The ideas behind the book, and its aim …

This book, written by a sexual and reproductive health (SRH) consultant, has a broad remit.
It is designed to be an integrated text encompassing key information on contraception …

Adam Kay's time in medicine may have been relatively brief, but it was filled with
experiences familiar to many of us, and he has taken reflective practice to a different level as …

From its title, I had anticipated a biomedical mechanistic emphasis to this book, with content
focusing on sexually transmitted infections (which are not specifically included). Instead I …

This book aims to provide a concise yet comprehensive overview of contraceptive methods,
and issues related to their use. The authors have succeeded in this aim, producing a very …

There are few medical specialties as closely allied to public health as genitourinary
medicine (GUM). From their earliest beginnings, when clinics were established to tackle the …