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Drug-resistant Shigella infections rise in men
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Drug-resistant Shigella infections among gay, bisexual men on the rise

Shigella sonnei and Shigella flexneri, are the two common variants of the infection spread through sexual contact among GBMSM

PHA reassures parents after suspected meningitis case in Belfast
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PHA reassures parents after suspected meningitis case in Belfast

Public Health Agency confirms suspected meningococcal case at Bloomfield Collegiate is unrelated to the ongoing outbreak in England

Pharmacies can provide PrEP vaccinations 'with right funding': NPA chief Henry Gregg
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Pharmacies can provide PrEP vaccinations 'with right funding': NPA chief Henry Gregg

The PrEP vaccination can shield people who are HIV-negative from acquiring the virus, and stops the virus from multiplying for those who are already infected

Sanofi to acquire Dynavax; to boost adult vaccination portfolio
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Sanofi to acquire Dynavax; to boost adult vaccination portfolio

Dynavax's Heplisav‑B vaccine helps prevent hepatitis B infection, and its shingles vaccine is undergoing trials

The drug is administered in the form of pills and jabs
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HIV prevention drug lenacapavir approved in the UK

The drug reduces the risk of the virus multiplying and spreading across the body

MHRA Northern Ireland collaboration
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MHRA deepens collaboration with Northern Ireland health authorities

The new partnership is based on the first MHRA Board seminar that took place in Belfast in November 2025

end HIV transmissions by 2030 UK plan
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Government keen to end HIV transmissions by 2030

The £170 million project was introduced on Monday as a part of World Aids Day

Northern Ireland to roll out HIV prevention jab CAB-LA
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Northern Ireland to roll out jab to cut HIV transmission

These injections are already approved in England, Wales and Scotland