Gary Hammond

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Gary Hammond is an Administrator for Sigma Research.

Recent journal articles

Dodds C, Hammond G, Weatherburn P, Hickson F, Keogh P, Reid D, Henderson L, Jessup K (2008) Homosexually active men’s views on criminal prosecutions for HIV transmission are related to HIV prevention need. AIDS Care, 20(5): 509 - 514.

Recent research reports

Hickson F, Bourne A, Weatherburn P, Reid D, Jessup K, Hammond G (2010) Tactical dangers: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2008. London, Sigma Research.
Bourne A, Reid D, Hammond G, Weatherburn P (2010) Waltham Forest LGBT matters: the needs and experiences of lesbians, gay men, bisexual and trans men and women in Waltham Forest. London, Sigma Research.
Hickson F, Owuor J, Weatherburn P, Reid D, Hammond G, Jessup K (2009) Bass Line 2008-09: assessing the sexual HIV prevention needs of African people in England. London, Sigma Research.
Hickson F, Weatherburn P, Reid D, Jessup K, Hammond G (2009) Testing targets: findings from the United Kingdom Gay Men’s Sex Survey 2007. London, Sigma Research.
Bourne, Dodds C, Keogh P, Weatherburn P, Hammond G (2009) Relative safety II: risk and unprotected anal intercourse among gay men with diagnosed HIV. London, Sigma Research.
Keogh P, Reid D, Bourne A, Weatherburn P, Hickson F, Jessup K, Hammond G (2009) Wasted opportunities: problematic alcohol and drug use among gay men and bisexual men. London, Sigma Research.
Weatherburn P, Keogh P, Reid D, Dodds C, Bourne A, Owuor J, Hammond G, Jessup K (2009) What do you need? 2007-2008: findings from a national survey of people with diagnosed HIV. London, Sigma Research.
Dodds C, Weatherburn P, Bourne A, Hammond G, Weait M, Hickson F, Reid D, Jessup K (2009) Sexually charged: the views of gay and bisexual men on criminal prosecution for HIV transmission. London, Sigma Research.
Dodds C, Hickson F, Weatherburn P, Reid D, Hammond G, Jessup K, Adegbite G (2008) Bass Line 2007: findings from a survey assessing HIV prevention need among African people in England. London, Sigma Research.