Webinar: Social Determinants of Health and HIV in Latinos and Communities of Color

Time: Tuesday, October 6, 2020, 2:00PM ET

Description: This webinar will address the intersection of the social determinants of health and their impact on HIV among the Latinx community as well as on communities of color in general - and the disparate impact on health equity and long-term health outcomes among medically underserved populations.
PRESENTER :
Gregorio Millet, amfAR - The foundation For AIDS Research
Gregorio Millett is a well-published and nationally recognized epidemiologist/researcher with significant experience working at the highest levels of federal HIV policy development at both the White House and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Prior to joining amfAR in May 2014, Mr. Millett served as the HHS/CDC Liaison to the White House Office of National AIDS Policy. Mr. Millett has been credited with changing the underlying assumptions among researchers of observed HIV infection disparities among black men who have sex with men (MsM) and is widely recognized as one of the first researchers to show no protective effect associated with male circumcision for MSM.
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If you any questions, please contact Luis Mares at: Lmares@latinoaids.org