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Research Contributions in Public Health and HIV/AIDS Among Vulnerable Populations

Dr. Shu-Yu Lyu, an Associate Professor at TMU's School of Public Health, has made significant contributions to understanding HIV/AIDS and related health issues among vulnerable groups. Notable publications include studies on the acceptability of rapid HIV testing among male injection drug users, the prevalence of suicidal ideation among HIV-infected male inmates, and psychiatric morbidity in HIV-positive male prisoners. Dr. Lyu directs the Indigenous Health Research Center and has worked on various health service evaluations and gender differences in disaster perception and drug abuse research.

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Research Contributions in Public Health and HIV/AIDS Among Vulnerable Populations

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  1. Shu-Yu LYU Associate Professor, MPH, PhD 請貼入照片 大小：7.77*5.7 • PUBLICATIONS HIGHLIGHTS • Lyu SY, Morisky DE, Yeh CY, Twu SJ, Peng EY, Malow RM. Acceptability of rapid oral fluid HIV testing among male injection drug users in Taiwan, 1997 and 2007. AIDS Care.2011; 23(4):508-514. • Peng EY, Yeh CY, Lyu SY*, Morisky DE, Chen YM, Lee MB, Farabee D, Malow RM. Prevalence and correlates of lifetime suicidal ideation among HIV-infected male inmates in Taiwan. AIDS Care.2010; 22(10):1212-1220. • Peng EY, Lee MB, Morisky DE, Yeh CY, Farabee D, Lan YC, Chen YM, Lyu SY*. Psychiatric morbidity in HIV-infected male prisoners. J Formos Med Assoc. 2010; 109(3):177-184. • PRESENT APPOINTMENTS • Associate Professor, School of Public Health, TMU • Director, Indigenous Health Research Center, TMU • PROJECTS • Evaluation of health services in correctional institutions. DOH, 2011. • Evaluation of health communication among female workers.DOH, 2010. • Gender difference of disaster perception -- an example of earthquake disaster. NSC, 2008-2009 • Gender analysis of drug abuse research. DOH, 2008. • Gender difference of disaster perception -- an example of emerging infectious disease. NSC, 2007-2008

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