The United States commemorated the 40th anniversary of the country’s first known case of AIDS on June 5th. A CDC report released on June 5, 1981 marked that historic moment. Since then, HIV has affected many millions around the world. To date, it has taken the lives...
A recent profile in the Morningside Post highlights the career accomplishments of Wafaa El-Sadr, MD, MPH, MPA — ICAP’s founder and director—and how her past experiences in the early days of the HIV response relate to her ongoing work as a leader in the global...
ICAP’s Yen Pottinger, PhD, is featured in The New Yorker in this Dec. 28, 2020 article which examines America’s missteps in battling the coronavirus. Read the full article in The New Yorker. Read the latest ICAP updates on COVID-19 here A major global...
Against the backdrop of the daunting coronavirus pandemic that has reshaped the global health landscape, ICAP at Columbia University’s updated visual identity signals a newly energized organizational commitment to advancing global public health through science,...
Wafaa El-Sadr, MD, MPH, MPA, global director of ICAP, was consulted for an Nov 19 article in Columbia Public Health Magazine which reflected on the speed at which experts from all corners of the Mailman School mobilized to respond to COVID-19 as it swept the globe....
