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HIV Rates for African-American Women in Parts of the U.S. Much Higher than Previously Estimated
ICAP is part of a network of research organizations that jointly released study results finding that the HIV infection rate of black women living in certain parts of the U.S. is five times higher than the overall rate of infection among black women estimated by the...
Eight Countries, Eight Years, and Millions of Lives Saved: ICAP Rapidly Increases HIV Services in Sub-Saharan Africa with Support from Track 1.0 PEPFAR Funding
Eight years ago when ICAP was first awarded PEPFAR Track 1.0 funding, the world was a very different place. Millions and millions of men, women, and children simply had no access to HIV care or treatment. Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV was just a...
ICAP Webinar Grand Rounds Schedule
ICAP is pleased to announce the ICAP Webinar Grand Rounds schedule for the first six months of 2012. Webinars will feature guest lecturers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, ICAP at...
Not Big Children, Not Little Adults: Quality HIV Services for Adolescents
At 16 years old, Mary is like many other teenagers. She enjoys going to school in her hometown of Kigali, Rwanda, spending time with her friends, and she gets in the occasional disagreement with her mother. Yet, in many ways, Mary has had to grow up faster than her...
