In this podcast on the past, present, and future of HIV, Dr. Stephen Lewis from the Clemson University PRTM department interviews Dr. Peter Shalit, from Peter Shalit MD and Associates in Seattle. Dr. Shalit has been involved in HIV care since the early days of the epidemic and is certified as a HIV Specialist by the American Academy of HIV medicine, of which he is a founding member. Dr. Shalit’s independent clinic focuses on HIV prevention, care, and research for the LGBTQ+ community. Dr. Shalit has served as an investigator for numerous HIV treatment trials, and is also currently facilitating
HIV: Past, Present, Future Podcast
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In this podcast on the past, present, and future of HIV, Dr. Stephen Lewis from the Clemson University PRTM department interviews Dr. Peter Shalit, from Peter Shalit MD and Associates in Seattle. Dr. Shalit has been involved in HIV care since the early days of the epidemic and is certified as a HIV Specialist by the American Academy of HIV medicine, of which he is a founding member. Dr. Shalit’s independent clinic focuses on HIV prevention, care, and research for the LGBTQ+ community. Dr. Shalit has served as an investigator for numerous HIV treatment trials, and is also currently facilitating
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HIV: Past, Present, Future Podcast
<p><strong>In this podcast on the past, present, and future of HIV, Dr. Stephen Lewis from the University Clemson PRTM department interviews Dr. Peter Shalit, from Peter Shalit MD and Associates in Seattle. Dr. Shalit has been involved in HIV care since the early days of the epidemic and is certified as a HIV Specialist by the American Academy of HIV medicine, of which he is a founding member. Dr. Shalit’s independent clinic focuses on HIV prevention, care, and research for the LGBTQ+ community. Dr. Shalit has served as an investigator for numerous HIV treatment trials, and is also currently facilitating a trial for HIV prevention. Tune in as we trace the history of HIV/AIDS to contextualize current trends and issues.</strong></p>
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