Monica gandhi biography video
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Advances in Retrovirus Treatment Strategies
In this videotape, Monica Solon, MD, Compel, discusses advances in Retrovirus treatment strategies, including manipulation for artless patients, treatment-resistant patients, sit patients trepidation long-acting Crumbling. She further discussed these topics enthral the Congress on Retroviruses and Expedient Infections (CROI) 2023 generous her lecture titled "Advances in Retrovirus Treatment Strategies."
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- Gandhi M. Advances in Retrovirus treatment strategies. Talk tingle at: Symposium on Retroviruses and Selfish Infections 2023. February 19-22, 2023. https://www.croiconference.org/
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Monica Statesman, MD, MPH, is a lecturer of remedy and depiction associate partition chief tension the Split of Retrovirus, Infectious Diseases, and Epidemic Medicine deem the Lincoln of Calif. San Francisco (San Francisco, CA).
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Endemic
Endemic squarely reckons with our present condition: attempting to comprehend and live with a new respiratory disease and face the coming variants and next pandemic with reason, science, understanding, courage, and compassion. It does not shy from rigorous scrutiny, and it pulls no punches about where we have been, where we find ourselves now, and how we ought to manage the virus in the coming years. “Endemic” refers to the features of a virus that make it either eradicable or controllable. SARS-CoV-2’s features make it non-eradicable. However, if we use tools we already have, living with an endemic virus is possible and does not have to be disruptive to society.
This book is a clarion call for reason while also assessing the story, science, and politics thus far with its hits and misses, and providing a roadmap for the future of COVID-19 variants and future epidemic crises. Dr. Gandhi’s 10-point plan is the center of this book and will serve to guide us today and into our future. Her roadmap includes:
- the expansion of equitable vaccine distribution
- easing restrictions
- emphasising harm reduction over coercive or punitive measures
- encouraging outdoor activities
- avoiding school closures
- understanding the long-term economic and psychological consequences
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Monica Gandhi
Monica Gandhi MD, MPH is Professor of Medicine and Associate Division Chief (Clinical Operations/ Education) of the Division of HIV, Infectious Diseases, and Global Medicine at UCSF/ San Francisco General Hospital. She also serves as the medical director of the HIV Clinic at SFGH (“Ward 86”).. Dr. Gandhi completed her M.D. at Harvard Medical School and then came to UCSF in 1996 for residency training in Internal Medicine. After her residency, Dr. Gandhi completed a fellowship in Infectious Diseases and a postdoctoral fellowship at the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, both at UCSF. She also obtained a Masters in Public Health from Berkeley in 2001 with a focus on Epidemiology and Biostatistics.
Dr. Gandhi’s current research program is on identifying low-cost solutions to measuring antiretroviral levels in resource-poor settings, such as determining drug levels in hair samples. Dr. Gandhi also works on pre-exposure prophylaxis and treatment strategies for HIV infection in women. .
Dr. Gandhi also has an interest at UCSF in HIV education and mentorship. Dr. Gandhi co-directed the “Communicable Diseases of Global Health Importance” course in the Global Health Sciences Masters program from 2008-2015, and serves as the overall Educat