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In the 12th lesson of the PrEParing course “PrEP Pipeline,” Neha Pandit from the School of Pharmacy at the University of Maryland has examined clinical studies of new drugs for PrEP in more detail. Clinical

The eleventh lecture of the PrEParing course “Community-Based Implementation of CDC PrEP Guidelines,” presented by Pierre-Cedric Crouch, the Director of Nursing at Magnet over at Strut — a project of the

The third lecture of the PrEParing course second week is “Emerging Data/Ongoing Trials for PrEP,” introduced by Neha Pandit, Associate Professor of Practical Pharmacology at the School of Pharmacy at the

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The second lecture in this week was "PrEP: Pharmacodynamics / Pharmacokinetics" introduced by Neha Pandit, an assistant professor of practical pharmacology at the School of Pharmacy at the University

Let continue our journey into HIV prophylaxis with the PrEParing online course introduced by Coursera MOOC platform and Johns Hopkins University. Today is day 8 of 42, and we will be reviewing the lecture

On the seventh day of the PrEParing MOOC, Coursera online learning platform and John Hopkins School of Nursing propose us to pass an interactive test to check obtained in the first module of knowledge.The

On the sixth day of the first week of the PrEParing online course, teachers suggest recalling the lectures of the first module and preparing for a test on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis. The review of the

On this day, the lecture was held in the form of a dialogue on the topic “Why did I decide to take PrEP?” between two guys — Shima and Yusuf. Below is the

Today we will talk about the lecture «PrEP Demonstration Projects» read by Chris Beyrer, professor of epidemiology at Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins

Today we will discuss the «State of Science» lecture of the first week of PrEParing online course. It was presented by Chris Beyrer, professor of epidemiology

Let’s start with terms — PrEP and PEP. PrEP means Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, and it’s a new method if HIV prevention when an everyday use of anti-HIV medication keeps HIV-negative people from becoming infected.

An outstanding HIV prevention online course on pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) was launched on the Coursera platform by John Hopkins University School of Nursing on May 8. You are welcome to enroll.