An update on breast/chest-feeding guidelines in the UK. Webinar presented by Professor Yvonne Gilleece. This webinar is part of the Knowledge is Power (Part 2) project – a series of webinars funded by the ViiV Healthcare.
This webinar was held as part of the Knowledge is Power series. You can view all webinars in this series by clicking this link: ‘Knowledge is Power’ webinar series. Making the most of your maternity care when living with HIV – Natalie Brown This session explores the current maternity care for women and birthing people […]
A highly informative session. We start with Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan, and then we hear from Dr Grace Bottoni of South Lewisham Group Practice, London. This webinar is part of the Knowledge is Power (Part 2) project – a series of webinars funded by the ViiV Healthcare. Please click here to watch the webinar.
4M’s latest webinar explores resilience with clinical psychologist, Dr Jennie Robertson. She guides us through what resilience is, what it isn’t, different types of resilience, why it’s so important and how we can all strengthen our resilience. To watch the webinar, please follow this link.
In this special edition of our Knowledge Is Power webinar series, Angelina interviews Matilda Brown. Matilda is a doula. In this interview, she explains what a doula is and how doulas can support parents and their families going through the pregnancy journey – as well as beyond – to feel empowered to navigate the whole […]
This webinar is part of the Knowledge is Power (Part 2) project – a series of webinars funded by the ViiV Healthcare.
27/10/2023 – Engaging with Research Including an update on current and ongoing trials relevant to women and children’s health. You can watch the webinar here. Guest speakers Bakita Kasadha Bakita Kasadha FRSA is a multi-award winning poet, health researcher and health writer based in the UK. She has shared her poetry and spoken internationally, including […]
In webinar no. 21, Hajra Okhai of UCL explains how clinical trials are set up and how women living with HIV can engage with them. Longret Kwardem of 4M discusses the advantages to women living with HIV, researchers, clinicians and policy-makers alike of women’s meaningful involvement throughout the trial process. Click to view Hajra‘s presentation. […]
In webinar no. 20 Dr Shema Tariq, of the University College London Mortimer Market Centre, explains the British HIV Association (BHIVA) Guidelines on Pregnancy and Infant Feeding. To access the recording, click here.
This month, Dr Nneka Nwokolo of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK, explains the concept of “U=U”, and explores what it means for women living with HIV. This webinar was recorded in April 2022. To view it, click here.
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