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Laura Waters

Huddersfield
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Pharmaceutical chemist, lover of chocolate and horses.
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CROI 2025 BHIVA working group summary

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By Laura Byrne, Caroline Sabin, Tristan J Barber, Laura Waters
| Wiley Online Library Verified
• , , , et al. Clinical and economic benefits of preventing physical frailty and falls among PWH in the US . . CROI. Abstract 879. • , , , et al. Polypharmacy is associated with neuronal injury in PWH. CROI . . Abstract 599. • , , , et al. No evidence of a detrimental effect of Pitavastatin on neurocognitive function among people with HIV . . CROI. Abstract 624. • , , , et al. Risk of obesity, cardiometabolic disease, and MACE after switch to integrase inhibitor in REPRIEVE . . CROI. Abstract 838. • , , .
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Fragment contribution models for predicting skin permeability using HuskinDB - Scientific Data

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By Laura Waters
| Nature Verified
Abstract Mathematical models to predict skin permeation tend to be based on animal derived experimental data as well as knowing physicochemical properties of the compound under investigation, such as molecular volume, polarity and lipophilicity.
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Re: Young women and anal sex

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By Laura Waters, Claire Dewsnap
| bmj.com
Dear Editor Discussion about sex, particularly the neglected topic of anal sex in women, is uncommon in general medical journals and raising of awareness is a generally positive thing. However, we are concerned this has been framed in a negative and judgmental way. There may be potential physical trauma from anal sex, and anatomical differences could play a role, but there is a risk of trauma from all sexual intercourse.
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