- Topics, Trends & Updates for October (10/14/21)
- Updated: Selecting An Initial ART Regimen (10/11/21)
- Updated: When to Initiate ART, With Protocol for Rapid Initiation (10/11/21)
- Updated: Diagnosis and Management of HIV-2 in Adults (10/11/21)
- Topics, Trends & Updates for August (8/3/21)
- Medscape Interviews Dr. Elliot DeHaan, Lead Author of New Guideline on CAB/RPV LA (8/3/21)
- Medscape Commentary: IRIS: 'Why Is My Patient Getting Worse?' (7/29/21)
- NYCDOHMH: CDC Recommends COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters for Johnson & Johnson and Moderna Recipients (10/23/21)
- NYCDOHMH: Booster Dose for Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine (9/28/21)
- FDA Authorizes Booster Dose of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine for Certain Populations (9/22/21)
- FDA Approves First COVID-19 Vaccine (8/23/21)
- NYCDOHMH: COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Updates for the Outpatient Setting (8/21/21)
- Q/A: Why Are Vaccines and Masks Needed for Protection During the COVID-19 Pandemic? (8/17/21)
- NYCDOHMH: Guillain-Barre Syndrome After J&J COVID-19 Vaccine and Additional Doses (8/3/21)
- CEI Newsletter (10/20/21)
- AETC NCRC: Monthly Update (10/18/21)
- NYS Medicaid Update (10/1/21)
- HIVinfo Updated Fact Sheets on HIV and Lipodystrophy, HIV and Older People, HIV and Hepatitis C (9/23/21)
- PrEP Aware Week -- Save the Dates: October 25 to 31 (9/17/20)
- HIVinfo Updated Fact Sheets on HIV and Pregnancy (9/9/21)
- NYSDOH Health Advisory: Increased Number of HIV Diagnoses in Erie and Monroe Counties (8/30/17)
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