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  • Thedoroe Gideonse

    🥼IDSI Affiliate Faculty Theodore Gideonse on MHExecutive “HIV Care and the Trans Community | A Brief Conversation With Theodore Gideonse, Ph.D.” When it comes to HIV care the biggest challenges for trans people are access & discrimination, which are entwined.

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  • Colliding Epidemics: Trends in Major Infectious Diseases in the Time of COVID-19.

    UCI Infectious Disease Science Initiative presents Colliding Epidemics: Trends in Major Infectious Diseases in the Time of COVID-19 This virtual symposium will include presentations by leading experts on the global trends and dynamics of major infectious diseases during the COVID pandemic, including HIV, HCV, tuberculosis, and influenza. November 2, 2021 | 9 – 11 a.m. Register Today Attendees can also…

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    Requests for Proposals

    The UCI Infectious Disease Science Initiative aims to support new infectious disease dynamics research on campus. As part of this effort, we will be providing awards up to $15,000 to support interdisciplinary research teams. Calls for pilot project proposals coming in October.

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