Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
28 May 2013 publication
Since the formation of the Royal Commission on Venereal Disease in 1913, the tackling of the ‘hideous scourge’ has been at the forefront of successive generations and remains a significant health focus given that these infections have a cost to the NHS of approximately £165 million each year.
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Editorial
21 May 2013 -
From the President
21 May 2013 -
News
21 May 2013 -
Syphilis - the great scourge
21 May 2013 -
Known-knowns, known-unknowns and unknown-unknowns: the mysteries of Chlamydia
21 May 2013 -
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HIV and the ‘functional’ cure
21 May 2013 -
Update on the Society’s work on sexually transmitted infections
21 May 2013 -
Getting the message out … SGM leads the way on antimicrobial resistance
20 May 2013 -
Schoolzone: Blast a Biofilm – a hands-on activity
21 May 2013Blast a Biofilm is an activity developed by Microbiology Society members Victoria Marlow and 2011 Microbiology Outreach Prize Winner Nicola Stanley-Wall (based on an idea by Taryn Kiley) as part of Magnificent Microbes, an event held at Dundee Science Centre in 2010. This hands-on activity was adopted and adapted by the Society’s Education and Outreach Officer for this year’s Big Bang Fair. Here, we explain how it’s done and invite you to have a go!
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Voice of the Future
21 May 2013 -
Reviews
21 May 2013 -
Comment: Sepsis - barriers to treatment and solutions to overcome them
21 May 2013
