HIV disclosure and depressive symptoms among pregnant women living with HIV: a cross‐sectional study in the Democratic Republic of Congo https://t.co/NOIbPjwkuq
Minister @nsanzimanasabin & Minister of State @YvanButera met with a delegation from @EinsteinMed's Montefiore Einstein Cancer Center led by its president Dr Edward Chu.They discussed strengthening partnerships in cancer care,education & research in oncology and other specialties
More IeDEA research on pregnant women w/ HIV & their infants at #HIVPeds in short orals by Natalia Zotova (Central Africa) and Renee de Waal (Southern Africa).
Thanks again to the 11 teams w/ studies at the workshop: https://t.co/HrqRMRZN3Q
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HIV disclosure and depressive symptoms among pregnant women living with HIV: a cross‐sectional study in the Democratic Republic of Congo https://t.co/NOIbPjwkuq
A new study on police violence finds significant under-reporting of fatalities and greater risks for Black Americans https://t.co/DZosqXPdEO via @IHME_UW
Einstein and @CUNYSPH Researchers Receive $14.5 Million #NIH Grant to Lead HIV Studies in Central Africa | Learn more at https://t.co/qWjaEjq7S6 #HIV#AIDS#publichealth
A great demonstration of how to integrate interventions to prevent mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of Hepatitis B into existing HIV PMTCT infrastructures. Congratulations to great teams in DRC and @IDEELlabs.
#IAS2021 starts today! IeDEA thanks our regional & global research teams for their *12* oral & poster abstracts
Lead authors: Byakwaga, Caro-Vega, Christ (x2), Coburn, Davy-Mendez, Freeman, Han, Hossmann, Khuon, Myers, Rupasinghe
List: https://t.co/lEJRvUqwNB
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@EinsteinMed @NICHD_NIH @NIH It's a great privilege to work with a wonderful co-PI @kaluluma95 and a great team of top class researchers at OSU, UMN, and Kinshasa School of Public health.
Marcel Yotebieng, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H., received a $3.6 million, five-year grant from the @NICHD_NIH to better understand why infants of #HIV-positive mothers often don’t fare well and to develop strategies for improving their health outcomes. Learn more at https://t.co/fPGENTNh5v
PPD has a negative impact on the mother, her partner, and the baby, with long-lasting consequences. In this paper we show that implementation of the BFHI steps was associated with a reduction in depressive symptoms at 14 weeks. Robert and Paul, congratulations for the great work!