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Coverage from the

Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC) 2017

November 02 - 04, 2017; Dallas, Texas

November 02 - 04, 2017 Dallas, Texas

ANAC Opioid Crisis Inflaming Hep C, HIV in Hard-Hit Communities The opioid epidemic is having an effect on hepatitis C and HIV transmissions, new state-by-state data show, but funding shortcomings are translating into treatment gaps that have some experts worried.
Medscape Medical News, November 8, 2017

Conference News

ANAC Grassroots HIV Prevention Efforts Target Those at High Risk
Medscape Medical News, November 13, 2017
ANAC Opioid Crisis Inflaming Hep C, HIV in Hard-Hit Communities
Medscape Medical News, November 8, 2017
ANAC HIV Patients Live Longer, Require Intricate Geriatric Care
Medscape Medical News, November 7, 2017

ANAC Pharma Funds Planned Parenthood HIV Program
Medscape Medical News, November 5, 2017
ANAC On the Front Line of HIV Care at ANAC 2017
Medscape Medical News, October 31, 2017

Popular News From ANAC 2016

First Year in Care Critical to Retention, HIV Suppression Being diagnosed with HIV isn't enough. Getting to viral suppression requires providers to work creatively to keep people in care once they're diagnosed, experts say.
Medscape Medical News, Nov 12, 2016
First Clinical Guidelines on HIV Criminalization Unveiled People living with HIV are subject to HIV disclosure laws, even if they have undetectable viral loads. A new guideline helps providers document and counsel patients in the context of these laws.
Medscape Medical News, Nov 11, 2016
Nurses Can Help Parents Talk to Their Teens About HIV Risk Nurses can help parents teach their children how to protect themselves from HIV infection, particularly young men who have sex with men, one of the groups at highest risk for HIV infection.
Medscape Medical News, Nov 13, 2016

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