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PrEP for All Women: Prevention Opportunities in Clinical Practice

Details

Published Date: 04/11/2022

Expiration Date: 08/18/2024

CE Credit: CME:1CNE: 1

Description

This course will discuss the existing and emerging evidence of PrEP's efficacy for trans-and cis-gender women, address trans-and cis-gender women's potential concerns about PrEP as a factor in PrEP uptake and describe PrEP in terms of pregnancy and pregnancy prevention.

Presenter(s)

Sabrina Gard,MD, MPH, AAHIVS

Sabrina Gard, MD is an Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine at The Mount Sinai Hospital and an American Academy of HIV Medicine certified HIV Specialist. She’s a primary care provider and serves as an educator of internal medicine residents at an academic hospital-based clinic practice in East Harlem, NY and also provides HIV treatment and prevention care at the Comprehensive Health Center in Greenwich Village. She received her Master’s in Public Health at the University of California –Berkeley and her clinical interests include identifying and addressing structural determinants of inequity as they relate to HIV incidence as well as promoting HIV prevention in Black and intersectional communities of the United States through policy

Learning Objectives

Discuss the existing and emerging evidence of PrEP's efficacy for trans- and cis-gender women.
Address trans- and cis-gender women's potential concerns about PrEP as a factor in PrEP uptake.
Describe PrEP in terms of pregnancy and pregnancy prevention.

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