2020
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This will be a terrific webinar. Please Join Us! And please retweet. t.co/7JqTkE9JfG
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HIV Online Provider Education HOPE Program t.co/woi93apjlt & @HarvardCFAR present Emory's Dr Vincent Marconi “Inflammaging: Discover the Fountain of Youth” Tues Jan 28 at 7am EST t.co/c6Qp5XLqwC @GlobalHealthMGH @EmoryCFAR @RMKGandhi @EmoryMedicine @CarlosdelRio7 t.co/CZeypTJiWL
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THREAD: Let’s talk about sex! But let's break some habits. In a new commentary, @jsnowdenepi and I call for an end to "risky," "unsafe," and other imprecise and stigmatizing language related to sex. With #PrEP and #UequalsU, these terms are meaningless. t.co/VraYl3AFmN 1/ t.co/MY7f55OmvK
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Want to hear why we think TDF/FTC (Truvada) should remain the first choice for #PrEP? Check out this video! In just 4 minutes, @DrDemetre and Judith Feinberg @HIVMA summarize the key points of our @AnnalsofIM commentary led by @douglaskrakower. t.co/sprO19n0KA
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