3. Treating HIV from the 80s to now: How Treatments, Patient Relationships, and Healthcare Access have Developed (Part Two) ft. Dr. Tedaldi

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Redefining HIV

Anudeeta Gautam and Anshul Puli

7 episodes

3 days ago

Join medical students Anudeeta Gautam (she/her) and Anshul Puli (he/him) on their journey to amplify the diverse voices of those involved with/affected by HIV. Each episode delves into major social, political, and medical issues, as well as important elements in structuring a more equitable healthcare system. Our first season starts off highlighting the work and experiences of different individuals on the HIV care continuum. We’ll be releasing new episodes every other Monday, so stay tuned!

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3. Treating HIV from the 80s to now: How Treatments, Patient Relationships, and Healthcare Access have Developed (Part Two) ft. Dr. Tedaldi

Redefining HIV

34 minutes 49 seconds

4 years ago

3. Treating HIV from the 80s to now: How Treatments, Patient Relationships, and Healthcare Access have Developed (Part Two) ft. Dr. Tedaldi

This week, we bring you the conclusion of our conversation with Dr. Ellen Tedaldi. Join us as we uncover the current shortcomings of HIV therapeutics for women, how to best support the health of populations marginalized by society, the specific ways these political and socioeconomic barriers bar continuity of care, lessons we can learn from the HIV epidemic when navigating the current COVID pandemic, and more. We feel honored to share Dr. Tedaldi's perspectives on issues pressing HIV healthcare, and we hope these episodes inspire you to reflect on the state of healthcare delivery and access in your own community. And if you haven't already, make sure to check out part one of this interview!

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