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Accessible, Nonstigmatizing Care Clinic Had Better Hepatitis C Outcomes

September 2022

Cites study by CUNY ISPH researchers | Infectious Diseases Today | September 6, 2022

Demographics and individual risk biggest factor in PrEP uptake among gay and bisexual men

February 2022

Since pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) was approved by the FDA in 2012, fewer people than expected have initiated use of the drug. Researchers also have reported high rates of PrEP discontinuation […]

Why Aren’t We Even Talking About Easing COVID Restrictions?

October 2021

Quotes Executive Director Denis Nash | The Atlantic | October 9, 2021

The First American To Take A COVID Vaccine Just Got A Booster. Here’s How To Get Yours.

October 2021

Quotes ISPH Investigator Chloe Teasdale | Gothamist | October 9, 2021

Training Opportunity: Apply for Inter-CFAR Implementation Science Fellowship for Early Stage Investigators

September 2019

Inter-CFAR Fellowship Program in Implementation Science for Early-Stage HIV Investigators Collaborating CFARs: Johns Hopkins University, University of North Carolina, University of California San Francisco/GIVI, Emory University, Third Coast CFAR – Northwestern, Harvard […]

Fast-Track Cities 2019 PROMISE protocol poster

September 2019

Resources from the ISPH

September 2018

CHORDS Study: Care Coordination Active Client Survey


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