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Featuring our Faculty: What Babies Have Taught Us

This article was originally published in The Huffington Post. By: Shannon Weber and Robert Grant Recent advances in HIV science have brought a new bold possibility: Ending sexual…

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Featuring our Faculty: H.I.V. Treatment Should Start at Diagnosis, U.S. Health Officials Say

This article was published in The New York Times and features our faculty member, Dr. Susan Buchbinder. By: Donald G. McNeil Jr. People with H.I.V. should be put…

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Building Systems of Care for Trans Health

People of transgender and gender non-conforming experience often face widespread discrimination and misunderstanding from health care providers. In 2011, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the…

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Review: CROI 2015 – Advances in HIV Testing and Prevention Strategies

By Dr. Susan Buchbinder and Dr. Al Liu HIV testing rates and awareness of HIV serostatus have improved globally, but disparities continue between black and white men who…

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4th Generation: HIV Lab Testing in the Modern Era

Over the last 30 years, both the HIV epidemic and the diagnostic technology used to detect the virus have evolved. CDC first published guidelines for the diagnosis of…

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CROI 2015 – Advances in HIV Epidemiology & Prevention

Dr. Susan Buchbinder, Director of Bridge HIV and Clinical Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology and Biostatistics at UCSF, presented an overview of key lessons learned and implications for High…

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TACOs and Togetherness: Opportunities for HIV Service Providers

Many HIV service providers believe that their most critical asset is their understanding of HIV — how the virus is transmitted, how transmission can be interrupted, which medications…

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The Reincarnation of Partner Services

When the concept of “contact-tracing” was first introduced in the late-1930s, venereal diseases like syphilis were being transmitted at staggering rates. The idea of interviewing patients with infections…

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U.S. Women and PrEP

Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is gaining traction as an effective HIV prevention option for many people. Most of the public health and advocacy discussion of PrEP in the U.S.…

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Are you PrEPin’?

PrEP, in the form of once-daily Truvada®, is a new tool in the HIV prevention toolkit. Though there’s a lot we know about PrEP and how it works,…

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How San Francisco Is Getting to Zero On HIV

San Francisco, once the epicenter of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, has since made great strides in reducing HIV transmission and implementing prevention policies. On this year’s World AIDS Day,…

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Opportunities & Challenges for Health Departments Around HIV in the Era of the Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act is providing lots of opportunities and challenges for those living with HIV and the organizations that serve them. That’s also opening doors for lots…

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Featuring our Faculty: What Babies Have Taught Us

This article was originally published in The Huffington Post. By: Shannon Weber and Robert Grant Recent advances in HIV science have brought a new bold possibility: Ending sexual…

More...

Featuring our Faculty: H.I.V. Treatment Should Start at Diagnosis, U.S. Health Officials Say

This article was published in The New York Times and features our faculty member, Dr. Susan Buchbinder. By: Donald G. McNeil Jr. People with H.I.V. should be put…

More...

Building Systems of Care for Trans Health

People of transgender and gender non-conforming experience often face widespread discrimination and misunderstanding from health care providers. In 2011, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the…

More...

Review: CROI 2015 – Advances in HIV Testing and Prevention Strategies

By Dr. Susan Buchbinder and Dr. Al Liu HIV testing rates and awareness of HIV serostatus have improved globally, but disparities continue between black and white men who…

More...

4th Generation: HIV Lab Testing in the Modern Era

Over the last 30 years, both the HIV epidemic and the diagnostic technology used to detect the virus have evolved. CDC first published guidelines for the diagnosis of…

More...

CROI 2015 – Advances in HIV Epidemiology & Prevention

Dr. Susan Buchbinder, Director of Bridge HIV and Clinical Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology and Biostatistics at UCSF, presented an overview of key lessons learned and implications for High…

More...

TACOs and Togetherness: Opportunities for HIV Service Providers

Many HIV service providers believe that their most critical asset is their understanding of HIV — how the virus is transmitted, how transmission can be interrupted, which medications…

More...

The Reincarnation of Partner Services

When the concept of “contact-tracing” was first introduced in the late-1930s, venereal diseases like syphilis were being transmitted at staggering rates. The idea of interviewing patients with infections…

More...

U.S. Women and PrEP

Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is gaining traction as an effective HIV prevention option for many people. Most of the public health and advocacy discussion of PrEP in the U.S.…

More...

Are you PrEPin’?

PrEP, in the form of once-daily Truvada®, is a new tool in the HIV prevention toolkit. Though there’s a lot we know about PrEP and how it works,…

More...

How San Francisco Is Getting to Zero On HIV

San Francisco, once the epicenter of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, has since made great strides in reducing HIV transmission and implementing prevention policies. On this year’s World AIDS Day,…

More...

Opportunities & Challenges for Health Departments Around HIV in the Era of the Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act is providing lots of opportunities and challenges for those living with HIV and the organizations that serve them. That’s also opening doors for lots…

More...
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