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Empowering One Health Experts: ICAP Launches Third Cohort of the Field Epidemiology Program in Eurasia
Across the Eastern Europe and Southern Caucuses (EESC), ICAP is training health professionals on the One Health approach, equipping the next generation of human, animal, and environmental health experts with effective tools for addressing a spectrum of emerging...![HIV Recency Testing Can Identify New Infections Earlier, ICAP and Rwanda Biomedical Center Evaluation Finds](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/Recency-Testing-1080x675.jpg)
HIV Recency Testing Can Identify New Infections Earlier, ICAP and Rwanda Biomedical Center Evaluation Finds
No Increased Intimate Partner Violence Associated with Recency Testing For people newly diagnosed with HIV in Rwanda, HIV recency testing is part of standard national HIV case-based surveillance, distinguishing recent infection – less than six to 12 months – from...![A World of Knowledge: Next Generation Interns Display Research Insights Gained from Global ICAP Programs](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/Untitled-design-2024-02-22T163248.360-1080x675.jpg)
A World of Knowledge: Next Generation Interns Display Research Insights Gained from Global ICAP Programs
ICAP’s 2023 Next Generation interns have completed their final practicums – demonstrating the new research skills they gained from engagement in ICAP programs around the world and getting one step closer to entering the field of public health. ICAP’s Next Generation...![ICAP Supports Improved Outcomes for Children Living with HIV in South Sudan](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/South-Sudan-1.jpg)
ICAP Supports Improved Outcomes for Children Living with HIV in South Sudan
An estimated 15,000 children under the age of 15 are currently living with HIV in South Sudan, but only 11 percent of those in need of lifesaving antiretroviral therapy (ART) are receiving it. While low rates of ART coverage among children living with HIV can be...![Release of Tanzania Population-based HIV Impact Assessment Data Shows Notable Progress, and Identifies Gaps that Stand in the Way of Epidemic Control](https://icap.columbia.edu/wp-content/uploads/Untitled-design-2024-02-22T144906.363-1080x675.jpg)