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How I Became an LGBT Health Researcher: Q&A with Thom Remble
How I Became an LGBT Health Researcher: Q&A with Thom Remble
Dr. Thom Remble, director of research for IMPACT, discusses how his experiences and detours in training led him to the career he has today.
Research Blog—Geosocial Networking Application Use among Partnered Gay, Bisexual, and other Men Who Have Sex with Men
Research Blog—Geosocial Networking Application Use among Partnered Gay, Bisexual, and other Men Who Have Sex with Men
App use: What happens after a relationship begins, and how does it affect relationships?
Research Blog—PrEP Use for MSM and Transgender Woman Takes Center Stage at the International AIDS Conference 2016
Research Blog—PrEP Use for MSM and Transgender Woman Takes Center Stage at the International AIDS Conference 2016
Strong science and community engagement together are essential to improving global PrEP use.
Youth Blog – Queer Summer Reading
Youth Blog – Queer Summer Reading
Looking for some LGBTQ summer reading? These amazing young adult novels featuring queer characters of color come highly recommended.
IMPACT Responds to Pulse Shooting
IMPACT Responds to Pulse Shooting
IMPACT Stands with Orlando! In light of the Pulse Shooting, here are ways you can reach out to support or be supported.
Research Blog—Recruitment and Retention with YMSM
Research Blog—Recruitment and Retention with YMSM
Recruitment and retention can be challenging. Here, we share some tips from our experiences working with LGBTQ young people.
Youth Blog–Responding to Bullying at School
Youth Blog–Responding to Bullying at School
Getting bullied at school? Here’s what you can do!