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MedMythBusters: HIV
Many common myths about HIV fuel stigma and misinformation. We break down the facts, challenge misconceptions, and provide the latest insights on HIV prevention, treatment, & care.
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STOP HIV: Screen, Treat, Overcome, Prevent — An Interactive Escape Room
Think you know enough about HIV to escape? Put your knowledge to the test in this escape room! Solve patient cases, unlock clues, and challenge your clinical decision-making.
- Webinar
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Crowning Health: Empowering HIV Prevention and Care
Learn to support your women patients through all stages of HIV prevention and treatment including pregnancy & breastfeeding and why addressing racial and ethnic gaps is important.
- Webcast
Fade Out Major Depressive Disorder: Barber and Clinician Outreach
Despite similar rates of depression, those from marginalized communities are less likely to be diagnosed, treated, & supported for major depressive disorder. Let’s change that.
Issue 9
The use of addictive substances is highly prevalent among people living with HIV (PWH), greatly impacting treatment adherence, transmission rates, and...
Issue 8
The long-anticipated advances in therapeutic treatments to improve outcomes in both relapsing and progressive MS are coming closer to fruition. Althou...
Special Edition 2025, Issue 1
Until the advent of highly effective CFTR modulator medications, cystic fibrosis was considered a pediatric disease, because most individuals did not...
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- Webcast
Feeding Souls, Protecting Bodies: HIV Outreach in South Florida
Florida has one of the nation’s highest rates of HIV diagnoses, with some groups (those with food and/or housing insecurity) more affected. Learn to address inequities in HIV care.
- Webcast
MedMythbusters: Norovirus
Norovirus isn’t just a “stomach bug”—it’s the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis in the US. Join Dr. Paul G. Auwaerter as he separates fact from fiction in this webinar.
- Webcast
Fade Out HIV: Barber and Clinician Outreach in Philadelphia
Join us for a free CME/CE webinar covering innovative approaches to HIV prevention, including an exciting initiative to bring HIV screening directly to Philadelphia barbershops.
- Webcast
Oncology Innovations TNBC: Bridging Gaps in Care for the Black Community
Join our free webinar as we dive into recent advancements in TNBC treatment, presenting practical case studies and critical information about personalized care.
- Webcast
MedMythBusters: RSV
RSV is the leading cause of infant hospitalization in the US, but there are many myths about RSV. Join Dr. Paul G. Auwaerter as he guides us through the fact and fiction about RSV.
- Webcast
Sex Ed 201: PrEP Education for College Health
Young adults account for 21% of new HIV diagnoses, but only 15% of PrEP users. Explore this engaging infographic to support student health and prevent new HIV infections.
- Infographic
STOP HIV: Screen, Treat, Overcome, Prevent — An Interactive Escape Room
Think you know enough about HIV to escape? Put your knowledge to the test in this escape room! Solve patient cases, unlock clues, and challenge your clinical decision-making.
- Webcast
Fade Out Major Depressive Disorder: Barber and Clinician Outreach
Despite similar rates of depression, those from marginalized communities are less likely to be diagnosed, treated, & supported for major depressive disorder. Let’s change that.
- Webcast
Crowning Health: Empowering HIV Prevention and Care in the Greater Philadelphia Region
Learn to support your women patients through all stages of HIV prevention and treatment including pregnancy & breastfeeding and why addressing racial and ethnic gaps is important.
- Webcast
MedMythBusters: HIV
Many common myths about HIV fuel stigma and misinformation. We break down the facts, challenge misconceptions, and provide the latest insights on HIV prevention, treatment, & care.
Issue 11
In this issue of eHIV Review, Ethel D. Weld, MD, PhD and Michael Rose, MD from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine discuss the latest rese...
Issue 12
How will the current research advancements in long-acting ART affect clinicians’ ability to provide better care for their patients with HIV? The...
Issue 12
In the clinical trials of new MS medications and procedures, why has the participation of racial and ethnic minority individuals been so low? Is it a...
From the DKBmed community
Thank you for a great bootcamp! I hope that this project continues because I found it to be an invaluable resource and have recommended it to my colleagues
- Project ECHO participant, Bootcamp E
Well rounded review of extra-hepatic manifestations of HCV. I appreciated the use of questions/cases throughout the module. Great!
- Subscriber, Issue 3 eViralHepatitis
Orientees identified several additional educational resources. These included watching web-based YouTube videos and websites such as DKBmed (Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources, 2021; “COVID-19 Keeping Up with a Moving Target,”, 2021).
- NurseOpen
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