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Learn how to embed inclusivity at all stages of your research to make healthcare more equitable for all.

In the 2022 mpox outbreak, Queen Mary researchers led the largest global study of confirmed infections, shaping the global response to the outbreak.

SHARE Collaborative are making HIV research and treatment more inclusive, focusing on the persistent inequities experienced by people living with HIV.

Our researchers are tackling inequities faced by people with HIV through the development and equitable implementation of life-changing treatments.

In Africa, our researchers led the first-of-its kind study to determine the true prevalence and severity of asthma in young people.

Prof Marshall is working with communities disproportionately affected by delayed dementia diagnosis, advocating for inclusion in research.

Prof Orkin opens up about living with an invisible disability as a physician and reflects on how her experience evolved her leadership style.

Drawing on her experience, Dr Apea and STATnews explore the harms of medical ‘norms’ based on white people on people of other races and ethnicities.

Dr Dhairyawan is named as a ‘Women of the Year’ for her work on advancing health equity, particularly for marginalised communities.

Prof Orkin writes about the deadly mpox outbreak in Central Africa, demanding immediate action to address health inequalities and stop further spread.

Prof Dezateux is using data-driven tools to uncover health inequalities and improve the health of our local community.

Dr Sara Paparini, Rosalie Hayes and Sophie Strachan write about how the new HIV prevention jab approved for use in England and Wales will work.