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Impact of omission of routine blood monitoring of stable patients living with HIV during the coronavirus pandemic

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By Eleanor Swift, George Upton Verified, Colin Fitzpatrick, Jonathan Roberts
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION United Kingdom (UK) Health Security Agency figures show that 94 397 people living with HIV (PLWH) accessed HIV care in England in 2022 [1]. The drive to end HIV transmission by 2030, but also to improve the outcomes for those PLWH has been underpinned by the early achievement of the 95:95:95 target for 2025, set by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) [2, 3].
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Student pharmacists making a difference in our community

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By Jonathan Roberts
| etsu.edu
The inaugural event was so successful they hope to do it again this year, said student organizer Vanna Labi. For many people, keeping track of numerous prescription medications can be confusing and, at times, even overwhelming. Student pharmacists at East Tennessee State University Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy recently offered their expertise to older adults at Johnson City’s Memorial Park Community Center to help them improve their health through better management of medications.
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Forging a path ahead in public health

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By Jonathan Roberts
| etsu.edu
Though Kristen Surles began her academic career with a degree in anthropology at East Tennessee State University in 2011, a professor’s suggestion that she consider a career in public health set her on an entirely new path. And after earning her master’s in public health from the University of South Florida, Surles returned to ETSU in 2020 to pursue a doctorate in health services management and policy within the College of Public Health.
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