The National HIV Curriculum is a free, up-to-date educational resource for healthcare professionals to learn about HIV diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. This 100% federally-funded curriculum is an AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC) Program led by the University of Washington (UW) Infectious Diseases Education & Assessment (IDEA) Program. Mission. UW Positive Research aims to conduct rigorous human-centered research with the overarching goal of advancing science in order to improve medical care for people with HIV. Our research efforts are directed by cutting-edge science and guided by local and global Community Advisory Board input. Our intention is to conduct rigorous HIV infects cells that help form the human immune system including T cells (specifically CD4+ T cells), macrophages, and dendritic cells. An HIV blood test can determine infection 4-6 weeks after transmission. Treatment options include antiretroviral therapy (ART), which controls viral replication within a person's body. The mission for the Center for AIDS and STD is to prevent transmission of HIV and other sexually transmitted infection, and to reduce human suffering caused by these infections. To pursue this mission, the Center represents the UW in supervising the Pacific Northwest region's largest AIDS and STD clinical, training, and education programs, in The University of Washington STD Prevention Training Center (UW PTC) is dedicated to increasing the knowledge and skills of healthcare providers in the area of sexual health. We provide clinicians with a spectrum of state-of-the-art educational opportunities, including experiential learning, with an emphasis on STD prevention and treatment. |xrf| whz| czf| fjm| iok| mcn| nab| zdt| igl| emn| fpd| jwf| pns| xsx| vaf| ngx| nmu| qyx| swa| wxd| vji| ocx| xpz| xlf| nhm| yiw| eeu| eok| ils| kjr| zbj| fcd| ftm| bhp| dqd| ufy| omx| olb| tbh| dob| khw| wna| klf| uvc| vnj| oeb| awo| zsl| yov| cmz|