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103: Ending the HIV Epidemic

An episode of the Public Health Review Morning Edition podcast, hosted by ASTHO, titled "103: Ending the HIV Epidemic" was published on January 24, 2022 and runs 7 minutes.

January 24, 2022 ·7m · Public Health Review Morning Edition

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Dr. Joseph Kanter, Louisiana's State Health Officer, talks about fighting the HIV epidemic during the COVID-19 pandemic as ASTHO releases a set of 10 policy briefings focused on public health issues expected to be priorities this year; ASTHO offers a new blog article including information about an innovative HIV testing program; and Dr. John Wiesman offers thanks for the people battling to control the COVID-19 virus. ASTHO Health Policy Prospectus: HIV – Ending an Epidemic ASTHO Blog Article: ASTHO Policy Watch – Ending the HIV Epidemic CDC Webpage: CDC Museum COVID-19 Timeline

Dr. Joseph Kanter, Louisiana's State Health Officer, talks about fighting the HIV epidemic during the COVID-19 pandemic as ASTHO releases a set of 10 policy briefings focused on public health issues expected to be priorities this year; ASTHO offers a new blog article including information about an innovative HIV testing program; and Dr. John Wiesman offers thanks for the people battling to control the COVID-19 virus.

ASTHO Health Policy Prospectus: HIV – Ending an Epidemic

ASTHO Blog Article: ASTHO Policy Watch – Ending the HIV Epidemic

CDC Webpage: CDC Museum COVID-19 Timeline

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