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What does Undetectable=Untransmittable mean?

16 August, 2021 M J P B McFarland Campbell

I’m very pleased to hear that University College Dublin Students’ Union has created a campaign raising awareness of U=U in conjunction with HIV Ireland’s #MPOWER service. Well done to former UCDSU President, Conor Anderson, for speaking out and raising awareness. Continue reading What does Undetectable=Untransmittable mean?

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A week setting new a new habit

13 December, 2017 M J P B McFarland Campbell

I’ve been off work now for over a week. Since I started in my present employment, this is the longest that I have been off in one go. Tomorrow, I hope to see my GP to get the go ahead … Continue reading A week setting new a new habit

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25 Iúil 2015 – Dublin Photographers Photowalk

25 July, 201525 July, 2015 M J P B McFarland Campbell

Had a great afternoon out with the Dublin Photographers on their Saturday Photo Walk which met in Grafton Street at Bewley’s Café and then walked up to St Stephen’s Green, down Baggot Street and then along the Grand Canal towards … Continue reading 25 Iúil 2015 – Dublin Photographers Photowalk

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Irish Independent says “Aids virus”: what century are we living in?

21 July, 2015 M J P B McFarland Campbell

This evening I was reading a copy of today’s Irish Independent as I ate my evening meal. I was somewhat taken aback to read on page nineteen: Aids virus hope A teenage girl born with the Aids virus… This is … Continue reading Irish Independent says “Aids virus”: what century are we living in?

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Stitches in the other two – makes me worried

21 July, 201521 July, 2015 M J P B McFarland Campbell

Yesterday, I was in bits all day. One of our three cats, Niamh, was at the vet’s from about nine in the morning until six in the evening. Quite simply she was having the operation that all domestic cats ought … Continue reading Stitches in the other two – makes me worried

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The first of us to leave…

4 June, 2015 M J P B McFarland Campbell

Scholastica, Niamh, and Richard are all set for the beginning of their great adventure. They are going just across the border to La Línea de la Concepción to begin their chauffeur-driven journey to Caergybi. They have no need of quarantine … Continue reading The first of us to leave…

Blogroll

  • My Amazon Wishlist

For the Media

  • Guidelines for reporting HIV (2010) Advice for editors and journalists writing about HIV from National AIDS Trust (UK).
  • Media Reporting Guidelines: HIV (2021) Reporting guidelines from HIV Ireland for how to write about HIV and AIDS.

Government

  • Department of Health | An Roinn Sláinte | Männystrie O Poustie (NI) The Northern Irish Health Department
  • UK Department of Health Department of Health in the United Kingdom
  • An Roinn Sláinte | Department of Health Irish Department of Health

HIV

  • University of Liverpool HIV drug interactions
  • HIV & AIDS information (nam) A variety of easy to access, non-technical information on HIV and AIDS.
  • HIV Ireland
  • Positive Nation the UK’s HIV and Sexual Health Magazine
  • National Aids Trust National AIDS Trust – NAT
  • Dean Street Zero We have finally found the tools to beat HIV. We’ll do it if we all act together. Take the Plan ZERO challenge to find out which will work best for you.
  • DHIVERSE DHIVERSE, HIV and Sexual Health Charity operating across Cambridgeshire
  • Living+ a message about living with HIV/AIDS
  • GUIDE clinic, St James's University Hospital, Dublin 8
  • HIV Support Scotland UK @ Hortilad’s place This HIV/AIDS Information Resources Centre based in Scotland UK, offers free advice and information on HIV/AIDS from a personal perspective.
  • Positive Now | All-Ireland Network
  • HIV I-base HIV treatment information for healthcare professionals and HIV-positive people
  • Avert
  • HIV Fact Sheets Information Fact Sheets from the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
  • Terrence Higgins Trust Terrence Higgins Trust is the leading and largest HIV and sexual health charity in the UK

Ireland

  • GUIDE clinic, St James's University Hospital, Dublin 8
  • Positive Now | All-Ireland Network
  • The Sexual Health Centre, Cork
  • Sexual Health NI | Public Health Agency
  • HIV Ireland
  • Irish Kidney Diet

Kidney disease

  • Irish Kidney Diet
  • National Kidney Foundation (USA)
  • Irish Kidney Association

United Kingdom

  • National Aids Trust National AIDS Trust – NAT

United States of America

  • National Kidney Foundation (USA)

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