NHS PrEP Implementation Trial
During Theresa May's government, nHS England announces a large implementation trial of PrEP to prevent HIV infection.
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During Theresa May's government, nHS England announces a large implementation trial of PrEP to prevent HIV infection.
The Conservative Party Government is in office as this NHS milestone occurs: NHS England announces a large implementation trial of PrEP to prevent HIV infection.
This NHS development occurs while Theresa May serves as Prime Minister: NHS England announces a large implementation trial of PrEP to prevent HIV infection.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing cryo-electron microscopy for high-resolution structure determination of biomolecules.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for novels of emotional force that uncover the abyss beneath an illusory sense of connection.
Pitman joins Portsmouth from Ipswich Town and becomes a central attacking figure after the club's return to League One.
Gary Cahill wins the 2016/17 Premier League championship with Chelsea and captains the side and supplies leadership as Chelsea reclaim the title.
Burnham promotes integration of health with housing, education, employment and community services.
Lampard announces his retirement from playing after a career encompassing Chelsea's scoring record, England appearances and spells in MLS.
Wayne Rooney returns to Everton from Manchester United, rejoining his boyhood club thirteen years after his departure.
Wilder delivered a hundred-point League One season as Sheffield United returned to the Championship after six years away.
Rooney scores against Manchester City for Everton to reach 200 Premier League goals, becoming only the second player to achieve the feat.
Rooney scores a stoppage-time free kick against Stoke City to reach 250 Manchester United goals and break Bobby Charlton's club record.
Jonathan Kodjia was an important source of goals for Aston Villa in the Championship after joining from Bristol City.
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