Dr. Moira Mcnulty

Biography

Moira C McNulty, MD, is an Assistant Professor in the Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago, focusing on clinical research related to HIV prevention and treatment strategies. Her clinical interests include providing care for sexual and gender minorities and implementing pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) with long-acting injectable medications. Dr. McNulty actively engages in various research projects that explore patient preferences in treatment delivery, analyzing data from U.S. HIV clinics. Her work encompasses qualitative studies on the psychosocial benefits and treatment burdens associated with long-acting injectable therapies. Additionally, she has contributed to policy recommendations for equitable access to HIV treatment methods, taking into account the unique needs of diverse patient populations. Her publications span multiple aspects of HIV prevention, including studies on co-screening rates and patient attitudes toward self-administration of antiretroviral therapy. Dr. McNulty utilizes her expertise to advocate for improved health outcomes among HIV-affected communities and foster access to essential health services.

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