Mailman School Observes World AIDS Day
The Mailman School is home to resources of extraordinary breadth and depth in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment with faculty and research centers that impact scientific discovery, prevention, care and treatment initiatives worldwide.
Beginning in November, the International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP) takes a lead role in commemorating World AIDS Day - December 1st - with an academic symposium entitled “HIV Scale-Up and Global Health systems,” a reception celebrating the November supplement of the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (JAIDS, which features the work of several faculty members), and a stage production of “Two Men Talking.”
Swine Flu Information
Faculty are actively engaged in educating the public on swine flu through media, interviews and news articles. The University’s Preparedness site also offers swine flu updates and helpful links.
New Partnership with French School of Public Health
Global collaboration to enhance both Schools' educational programming and scientific research.
Grand Rounds on the Future of Public Health
December 16 Lecture "An Aging World: Opportunities and Necessities."
Louisiana Considers Student Research Findings
Students contribute to report on issues facing grandparents who raise their own grandchildren.
