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NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole speaks to Dwayne-Wilson Hunt, charge nurse in sexual health & HIV at the John Hunter Sexual Health Clinic; and to Harun Tulunay, sexual health and HIV activist who had mpox in 2022, about how to spot the symptoms of mpox.

At IAS 2023, Dr Anthony Smith from the University of New South Wales spoke to NAM aidsmap's Krishen Samuel about the impact of mpox. 

Mpox vaccination is ending imminently in the UK. You need to get your first dose by 16 June and second dose by 31 July 2023. NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole talks to Dr Michael Brady and José Carlos Mejía Asserias about the importance of getting vaccinated and where you can get it.

With Professor Chloe Orkin from Barts Health NHS Trust; Dr Mateo Prochazka from the World Health Organization; HIV advocate Harun Tulunay, who had severe mpox in 2022; Dr Will Nutland from PrEPster and The Love Tank CIC; and Michael Akanji from the African Key Populations Expert Group.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole speaks to Professor Yvonne Gilleece, Chair of the British HIV Association, as well as Dr Will Nutland and Dr Matthew Page about the mpox (monkeypox) vaccination for people living with HIV.

At CROI 2023, Professor Chloe Orkin from Queen Mary University of London spoke to NAM's Roger Pebody about mpox in people with low CD4 counts.

At Pride in London, NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole spoke to Professor Kevin Fenton, Public Health Director for London, about monkeypox.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole talks to Harun Tulunay, who shares his experience of recently being hospitalised with severe monkeypox, and Dr Laura Waters, Chair of the British HIV Association, about the virus.

With guests Jacquelyne Alesi from the Prevention Access Campaign, Andy Seale from the World Health Organization and Dr Michael Brady from NHS England. 

With President of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, Dr Claire Dewsnap; Ukrainian activist Anton Basenko from the European AIDS Treatment Group; Kenyan journalist and aidsmap Emerging Voices writer Edith Magak; and senior advisor to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on HIV/AIDS, Mark Lewis.