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Clinical Highlights From the 26th International AIDS Conference (With Paul Sax) (opens the original)
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The world's largest HIV-focused meeting took place in late July — and as ever, the science came fast and furious, to the tune of more than 2,500 presentations. When a conference is this large, distilling what's likely to have the greatest import for HIV clinicians in the U.S. is one heck of a tall order. Thankfully, our guest this month is very much up to the task: Paul Sax, M.D., a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, the clinical director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at B
HIV Care for Women: Where We Are and Where We're Headed (With Aadia Rana) (opens the original)
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Outside of pregnancy, cisgender women have long been underrepresented in HIV clinical research (and frankly, even pregnancy-related evidence gaps remain substantial). That's why we invited Aadia Rana, M.D., back to the podcast this month. She shares some of the biggest unanswered questions in women's HIV care, where current research is headed, and what clinicians can do to improve their practice today. Please support the pod by checking out the online summary/transcript of this episode: https://
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