Man2Man Programme
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Man2Man is the national HIV Prevention & Sexual Health Awareness programme targeting men who have sex with men (MSM) in Ireland. A joint GHN & HSE initiative.
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The sooner you start #HIVPEP the better, but it must be started within 72 hours. Contact your local STI clinic to make an urgent appointment. If you are unable to get an appointment or it is out of hours, PEP is available at your nearest hospital emergency department.
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RT @SWAIIreland: EGM Announcement and statement on pending closure. The Sex Workers Alliance Ireland (SWAI) is in immediate danger of closi….
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If you are interested in presenting, please send us an abstract of no more than 200 words telling us about your presentation, the presenter/s and what format it would take (poster, formal presentation, panel discussion or other format), by emailing ghf@ghn.ie by 18 July 2025.
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The Gay Health Forum invites submissions for presentations at the 22nd Forum taking place on 26 September 2025. We accept submissions from any area in LGBTQIA+ health but are particularly interested in LGBTQIA+ sexual health. To find out more visit
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You, Me and HIV 💚. #UEqualsU.
Check out the beautiful and vital campaign now!.#GCNnews @pozvibepod.
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It is vitally important to know your status. You may need an STI test even if you have no symptoms. Thankfully there are now more ways than ever to test and you can check your testing options below: . #KnowYourStatus #GetTested.
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It is vitally important to know your status. You may need an STI test even if you have no symptoms. Thankfully there are now more ways than ever to test and you can check your testing options below: . #KnowYourStatus #GetTested.
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The sooner you start #HIVPEP the better, but it must be started within 72 hours. Contact your local STI clinic to make an urgent appointment. If you are unable to get an appointment or it is out of hours, PEP is available at your nearest hospital emergency department.
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It is vitally important to know your status. You may need an STI test even if you have no symptoms. Thankfully there are now more ways than ever to test and you can check your testing options below: . #KnowYourStatus #GetTested.
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The sooner you start #HIVPEP the better, but it must be started within 72 hours. Contact your local STI clinic to make an urgent appointment. If you are unable to get an appointment or it is out of hours, PEP is available at your nearest hospital emergency department.
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Pride is a time of immense celebration and joy, but for some, it can also bring feelings of loneliness. Help & support are available. You can find a list of resources and supports at . #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #Sexualhealth #LGBTQ #Pride #Pride2025
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It is vitally important to know your status. You may need an STI test even if you have no symptoms. Thankfully there are now more ways than ever to test and you can check your testing options below: . #KnowYourStatus #GetTested.
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The sooner you start #HIVPEP the better, but it must be started within 72 hours. Contact your local STI clinic to make an urgent appointment. If you are unable to get an appointment or it is out of hours, PEP is available at your nearest hospital emergency department.
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RT @GCNmag: With a slight increase in mpox cases registered in recent months, it is essential to stay informed. @Man2ManIreland #GCNnews.ht….
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Mpox is still circulating. The best way to protect yourself is to get vaccinated. Check out this article with Dr Cathal O'Broin and visit to find your vaccination options.
With a slight increase in mpox cases registered in recent months, it is essential to stay informed. @Man2ManIreland #GCNnews.
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If you have an idea for a presentation, but not sure what form it would take or would like help developing it, contact us by 30 June 2025. For all enquiries email ghf@ghn.ie. Visit #GHF #GHF2024 #GayHealthForum.
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If you are interested in presenting, please send us an abstract of no more than 200 words telling us about your presentation, the presenter/s and what format it would take (poster, formal presentation, panel discussion or other format), by emailing ghf@ghn.ie by 18 July 2025.
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We welcome submissions involving original research, community activism, community programmes and healthcare initiatives.
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We anticipate that the format for presentations will be a mix of formal (10 minute) presentations, posters and panel discussions, but we are also open to other ideas and formats (Pecha-Kucha or Lightning Talks, interviews, podcasts, shout-outs etc.).
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The Gay Health Forum invites submissions for presentations at the 22nd Forum taking place on 26 September 2025. We accept submissions from any area in LGBTQIA+ health but are particularly interested in LGBTQIA+ sexual health. To find out more visit
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