Attitudes to, and Understanding of Risk of Acquisition of HIV over time (AURAH2)
Project Summary
The AURAH2 study was a prospective cohort study that recruited HIV negative or undiagnosed men who have sex with men (MSM) from three sexual health clinics in London and Brighton from November 2014 to April 2016.
Participants completed a baseline paper questionnaire in clinic, and subsequent four monthly online questionnaires, from March 2015, for up to three years until March 2018.
Data from the study is being used to investigate recreational drug use and chemsex patterns, as well as HIV incidence, and mental health and well-being among MSM.
Key Project Information
Dates: 2014
Status: Completed
Principal Investigator: Prof Alison Rodger
Partners: 56 Dean street, LondonMortimer Market Clinic, London and Claude Nicol Clinic, Brighton
Location: UK
Funding: NIHR - PANTHEON programme grant
Prof Alison Rodger
Prof Andrew Phillips
Dr Fiona Lampe
Janey Sewell (Research Nurse coordinator/PhD student)
Nadia Hanum (PhD student)
Publications
Partners of people on ART - a New Evaluation of the Risks (The PARTNER study): design and methods