In the opening scenes of the new short film “Dear Diary,” developed by ICAP in Myanmar, a man named Hein Htet shares a meal with his family, laughing and serving second helpings to his wife. The dinner scene is a simple snapshot of happiness, but later in the film,...
Results from an HIV survey of unprecedented scope, led by ICAP at Columbia University, spurred optimism throughout Ethiopia this week. On Monday, Ethiopia became the latest country to announce data from the fourteen-country Population-based HIV Impact Assessment...
In a Perspective published in this week’s New England Journal of Medicine, Jessica Justman, Owen Mugurungi, and Wafaa El-Sadr show how Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (PHIA) data provide a robust picture of country-level HIV epidemics, including the gaps in the...
“What can happen when your viral load is high?” “What would be good about a low viral load?” “How important do you think it is for your long-term health?” These are a few of the reflection questions from the flipchart for working with adults living with HIV, part of...
CONTACTS: Stephanie Berger Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health 212-305-4372 sb2247@columbia.edu Hugh Siegel ICAP at Columbia University 212-305-6533 hs3000@columbia.edu PARIS, JULY 24, 2017 Key findings from the second Swaziland HIV Incidence...
