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Is to cultivate scientific and programmatic infectious disease expertise within Nursing. Center affiliated scientists, trainees and staff design and test innovative, high quality, patient-centered models of care to improve clinical outcomes.
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Dr. Farley is Keynote for Antibiotic Resistance Symposium
Thomas Jefferson College of Nursing is holding the 2nd National Nursing Symposium on Antibiotic Resistance & Stewardship on November 18, 2025 and Dr. Jason E. Farley has been asked to give the keynote address. The pdf of the agenda for... Read More
CDC Releases Guidelines Injectable Lenacapavir for PrEP
Today, September 18, 2025 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) for the clinical recommendation of another injectable medication for PrEP. Lenacapavir is an injectable medication given every 6 months and the... Read More
Growing PrEP Access for Women
Brenice Duroseau was interviewed on ABC 7 News Morning WJLA a Washington DC new station by Carolanna Feltner on August 6th to discuss the importance of the new injectable PrEP for women. Lenacapavir was given FDA approval on June 18,... Read MoreEducational Programs & Seminars
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