October 3, 2017
12:30PM
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1:30PM
038 Townshend Hall, 1885 Neil Ave
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IPR Seminar: Dr. William Miller, Epidemiology, CPH, OSU
STDs and HIV: From Malawi to the United States to OhioSexually transmitted diseases (STD), including HIV infection, cause a considerable amount of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Throughout my career, I have focused on the epidemiology of STD in a variety of contexts. In this seminar, I will describe some of my previous work focusing on acute HIV infection in Malawi, spatial assessments of gonorrhea and syphilis in North Carolina, and chlamydial infection in the United States. I will conclude with an introduction to two newly funded projects that will address syphilis in Columbus and the opioid crisis in Ohio.
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2017-10-03 12:30:00
2017-10-03 13:30:00
IPR Seminar: Dr. William Miller, Epidemiology, CPH, OSU
STDs and HIV: From Malawi to the United States to OhioSexually transmitted diseases (STD), including HIV infection, cause a considerable amount of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Throughout my career, I have focused on the epidemiology of STD in a variety of contexts. In this seminar, I will describe some of my previous work focusing on acute HIV infection in Malawi, spatial assessments of gonorrhea and syphilis in North Carolina, and chlamydial infection in the United States. I will conclude with an introduction to two newly funded projects that will address syphilis in Columbus and the opioid crisis in Ohio.
038 Townshend Hall, 1885 Neil Ave
America/New_York
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STDs and HIV: From Malawi to the United States to Ohio
Sexually transmitted diseases (STD), including HIV infection, cause a considerable amount of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Throughout my career, I have focused on the epidemiology of STD in a variety of contexts. In this seminar, I will describe some of my previous work focusing on acute HIV infection in Malawi, spatial assessments of gonorrhea and syphilis in North Carolina, and chlamydial infection in the United States. I will conclude with an introduction to two newly funded projects that will address syphilis in Columbus and the opioid crisis in Ohio.
