This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV

Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.

If you come across stereotyped scenarios, please challenge them. We can work together to do better.
This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.If you come across stereotyped scenarios, please challenge them. We can work together to do better.
This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.If you come across stereotyped scenarios, please challenge them. We can work together to do better.
This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.If you come across stereotyped scenarios, please challenge them. We can work together to do better.
This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.If you come across stereotyped scenarios, please challenge them. We can work together to do better.
A quick refresher on the importance of testing, which should always be in the back of your head for all patients. Reserving considering a test solely for MSM doesn’t only stigmatise them, but also harms patients who may receive a later diagnosis because a dr doesn’t think to ask.
A quick refresher on the importance of testing, which should always be in the back of your head for all patients. Reserving considering a test solely for MSM doesn’t only stigmatise them, but also harms patients who may receive a later diagnosis because a dr doesn’t think to ask.
A quick refresher on the importance of testing, which should always be in the back of your head for all patients. Reserving considering a test solely for MSM doesn’t only stigmatise them, but also harms patients who may receive a later diagnosis because a dr doesn’t think to ask.
A quick refresher on the importance of testing, which should always be in the back of your head for all patients. Reserving considering a test solely for MSM doesn’t only stigmatise them, but also harms patients who may receive a later diagnosis because a dr doesn’t think to ask.
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