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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV/AIDS

POPHLTH 713
Course Description

Provides an overview of the AIDS pandemic in the United States and worldwide. Topics covered include a review of the epidemiology of AIDS, the natural history of HIV disease, strategies to prevent and treat HIV, and local and global health impact with a focus on historically significant milestones as well as promising current and future research.

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Graduate/professional standing

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