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New ICAP Study Reveals HIV Diagnosis Gap Among Men in Seven Sub-Saharan African Countries
(Photo by Artur Francisco for ICAP) Men, and particularly young men, in sub-Saharan Africa continue to lag behind women in HIV testing and awareness of their status, according to a new study by researchers from ICAP at Columbia University. The findings underscore the...
ICAP Gears Up for Major HIV Impact Assessment in Sierra Leone
In the West African nation of Sierra Leone, the stage is being set for a major survey to gauge the status of the HIV epidemic. The 2026 Sierra Leone Population-based HIV Impact Assessment –known as SiLPHIA 2026 – is a household-based survey that will assess the...
In Brazil, ICAP’s Mathematical Modeling Training Gives Public Health Experts a Powerful Tool to Tackle HIV
Successfully addressing HIV in a population requires navigating complex landscapes affected by many variables, including social and behavioral factors that can be difficult to pin down. By using equations to simulate, analyze, and predict the dynamics of HIV...
Field Epidemiology Training Program Supported by ICAP in the Eastern Europe and South Caucasus Region Graduates its Fourth Cohort
A highly skilled health workforce trained to detect, prevent, and respond to emerging public health threats at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health is one of the keys to strong health systems that can effectively keep countries and their...