The proposed project is based on the premise that identifying key structural, behavioral, and social dynamics of long acting injectable (LAI) PrEP products and programs can make a significant impact […]
Dr. Sembajwe is the CUNY contact on urbanization and development, on the USAID supported project to improve the health of poor children in urban areas. Working closely with its implementing […]
This study tested an online, video based, intervention to reduce HIV risk behavior and HIV status disclosure for HIV+ gay and bisexual men.
The Healthcare Stories Project (HCSP) is an initiative of the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute. HCSP was developed in consultation with Dr. Baim-Lance based on findings from […]
A data analysis project to examine whether and how top criminal charges differ for people with identified substance use disorders who are incarcerated in the NYC jail.
Dr. Sembajwe is a lead reviewer of a systematic review on the psychosocial exposures in relation to stroke, one of ten systematic reviews being conducted as part of the WHO/ILO […]
This study investigates the association between club drug use (ketamine, ecstasy, GHB, cocaine, methamphetamine) and adherence to PrEP in a sample of 100 gay and bisexual men. Participants complete prospective […]
Focused Action towards Suppression and Stopping Transmission (FASST) is centered on the study of persons living with HIV (PLWH) who attend New York City’s (NYC) public STD clinics. Specifically, FASST […]
This study aims to develop new statistical methods for analyzing multilevel interval-censored data on neurocysticercosis cysts with both latent-path and missing data problem to enhance data from a completed randomized […]
Dr. Baim-Lance leads the research component for the Collaboration on HIV and Aging Research-Hudson Valley (CAHAR-HV). CAHAR-HV is made up of a diverse group of stakeholders of patients, providers, government […]