Rosalie Hayes

Rosalie is a Research Assistant for the SHARE Collaborative based at Queen Mary University of London. Her current research is exploring the delivery of long-acting injectable HIV treatment, the experiences of healthcare workers and different communities during the 2022 MPOX outbreak, and optimal methods for community engagement. Rosalie previously worked as Senior Policy & Campaigns Officer at the National AIDS Trust, and is a strong believer in producing research that is useful for advocacy and activism. Rosalie first joined our Emerging Voices programme in 2020. Twitter: @rahayes92

Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

Non-communicable diseases and mental illness make up the majority of treatment costs for people living with HIV in Denmark

26 December 2022

Access to healthcare

Community organisations have formed the backbone of the HIV response in Ukraine

26 August 2022

Migrants, refugees & displaced people

Early response to Ukrainian refugees enabled continuity of HIV care, but longer-term issues must be addressed as war drags on

9 August 2022

Finance & funding

Rosalie Hayes

What do we know about injectable HIV medication?

Caution advised when prescribing long-acting injectable cabotegravir and rilpivirine to avoid drug resistance

Poorer adherence and higher HIV incidence among event-driven PrEP users in West African study

Life expectancy for people living with HIV

Age and CD4 count have the greatest influence on life expectancy in the modern HIV treatment era

Study reveals gatekeeping and stigmatising attitudes towards migrant women among Belgian PrEP professionals

Non-communicable diseases and mental illness make up the majority of treatment costs for people living with HIV in Denmark

Community organisations have formed the backbone of the HIV response in Ukraine

Early response to Ukrainian refugees enabled continuity of HIV care, but longer-term issues must be addressed as war drags on

Second-line treatment nearly nine times more expensive than first-line in upper-middle income countries

HIV treatment and health care for refugees from Ukraine

New data suggest PrEP in pregnancy is safe

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

After four months of war, challenges remain for displaced Ukrainians living with HIV

Journalists’ working conditions foster stigmatising coverage of HIV criminalisation

Ukrainians displaced by Russian invasion struggling to access HIV and drug dependency treatment

Fatigue and HIV

Peripheral neuropathy and HIV