BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
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Research & Ideas
MARCH 09, 2023
Berkeley study finds pharmacists slow to ‘implement’ HIV medication without prescription
A study from UC Berkeley's School of Public Health found that few California pharmacists are prescribing HIV medications without an ordered prescription, even though California law allows them to do so.
Research & Ideas
MARCH 09, 2023
Berkeley study finds pharmacists slow to ‘implement’ HIV medication without prescription
A study from UC Berkeley's School of Public Health found that few California pharmacists are prescribing HIV medications without an ordered prescription, even though California law allows them to do so.
Research & Ideas
OCTOBER 31, 2022
NIH awards $550K grant to campus School of Public Health for HIV prevention in Zimbabwe
Researchers from the UC Berkeley School of Public Health have received a grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, for HIV research and prevention in Zimbabwe.
Research & Ideas
OCTOBER 31, 2022
NIH awards $550K grant to campus School of Public Health for HIV prevention in Zimbabwe
Researchers from the UC Berkeley School of Public Health have received a grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health, for HIV research and prevention in Zimbabwe.
Research & Ideas
JULY 06, 2022
Overcrowding catalyzes spread of COVID-19 in CA state prisons
Overcrowding, poor ventilation and outdated infrastructure fuel the spread of COVID-19 in CA state prisons, according to a new UCSF and UC Berkeley report.
Research & Ideas
JULY 06, 2022
Overcrowding catalyzes spread of COVID-19 in CA state prisons
Overcrowding, poor ventilation and outdated infrastructure fuel the spread of COVID-19 in CA state prisons, according to a new UCSF and UC Berkeley report.
Research & Ideas
SEPTEMBER 10, 2020
UC Berkeley researchers find connection between cash incentives, HIV care
A study by UC Berkeley researchers from the School of Public Health found that small financial incentives promote the use of HIV services among patients in Tanzania.
Research & Ideas
SEPTEMBER 10, 2020
UC Berkeley researchers find connection between cash incentives, HIV care
A study by UC Berkeley researchers from the School of Public Health found that small financial incentives promote the use of HIV services among patients in Tanzania.
Research & Ideas
JULY 13, 2020
‘An acute catastrophic crisis’: UC researchers seek to curb COVID-19 in jails, prisons
Researchers from the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and UCSF are working to improve COVID-19 response in California state prisons.
Research & Ideas
JULY 13, 2020
‘An acute catastrophic crisis’: UC researchers seek to curb COVID-19 in jails, prisons
Researchers from the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and UCSF are working to improve COVID-19 response in California state prisons.
Campus
DECEMBER 03, 2019
UC Berkeley professors discuss HIV/AIDS research in light of World AIDS Day
Sunday was World AIDS Day, an important time to reflect on the progress made to combat the disease, according to UC Berkeley professors.
Campus
DECEMBER 03, 2019
UC Berkeley professors discuss HIV/AIDS research in light of World AIDS Day
Sunday was World AIDS Day, an important time to reflect on the progress made to combat the disease, according to UC Berkeley professors.
Campus
APRIL 25, 2019
UC Berkeley encourages students to take precautions against measles
UC Berkeley released a message to the campus community Tuesday regarding the recent measles outbreaks in California, encouraging students to take the necessary precautions to avoid the disease.
Campus
APRIL 25, 2019
UC Berkeley encourages students to take precautions against measles
UC Berkeley released a message to the campus community Tuesday regarding the recent measles outbreaks in California, encouraging students to take the necessary precautions to avoid the disease.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 04, 2013
Study finds economic incentives may encourage better sexual health
A recent study involving economic incentives as a means of HIV prevention pinpoints the exact monetary amount that would incentivize individuals to stay HIV and STI-free.
Research & Ideas
APRIL 04, 2013
Study finds economic incentives may encourage better sexual health
A recent study involving economic incentives as a means of HIV prevention pinpoints the exact monetary amount that would incentivize individuals to stay HIV and STI-free.
