AUTHOR & EDITORIAL PROFILE
Love Foundation Editorial Team
The team develops and reviews accessible, non-stigmatising content about HIV, sexual health, and LGBTQ+ wellbeing using authoritative sources.
BIOGRAPHY
A collective author accountable for Love Foundation content
The Love Foundation Editorial Team is the collective author for articles prepared by the Foundation rather than attributed to a single named contributor. The team turns evidence and service information into practical Thai and English content about HIV, sexual health, sexually transmitted infections, and LGBTQ+ wellbeing and rights.
Collective authorship means the Foundation accepts editorial responsibility for sourcing, plain-language editing, respectful terminology, internal links, and correction of the published page. It does not mean that every team member is a physician, nor does an article replace individual medical care.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Topics covered by the team
- HIV
- HIV testing
- PrEP
- PEP
- Antiretroviral therapy
- Sexually transmitted infections
- Sexual health
- LGBTQ+ health and rights
- Community health communication
- Digital health access
E‑E‑A‑T
How content is prepared and checked
- Define the reader’s questionClarify the audience, purpose, and decisions the page should help with.
- Use traceable sourcesPrioritise public-health agencies, clinical guidance, peer-reviewed research, and original project information.
- Edit for accuracy and dignityCheck medical meaning, avoid certainty beyond the evidence, and use non-stigmatising language.
- Publish references and limitationsShow supporting sources where appropriate and distinguish education from diagnosis or personalised advice.
- Review and correctUpdate time-sensitive guidance, services, links, and language; correct material errors transparently.
TRANSPARENCY
Editorial boundaries
Health articles are educational. Diagnosis, treatment choice, prescriptions, and follow-up must be individualised by qualified health professionals. When an article has a named clinician, interviewee, researcher, or external author, that contribution should be identified separately rather than replaced by the team byline.