Our Mission
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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South Africa First Patient Cured on BPaL
There was a celebration of World TB Day 2024 in Sandton where the first patient to be cured by a clinical nurse practitioner at a primary care clinic using the 6-month BPaL regimen spoke about his experience. Please read all... Read More
MDH Clinician Letter – A(H5N1)
There has been a human case of Avian Influenza identified in Texas. No human cases of H5N1 have been acknowledged in Maryland at this time. The letter is to bring awareness if persons show signs or symptoms and have exposure... Read More
Sister Ncane Curing DR-TB
We are proud of Sister Zipporah Ncane, a clinical nurse practitioner pictured here. She works on the Bring BPaL2Me Trial treating and curing patients in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Read MoreUpcoming Events
Diagnosis, Care and Management of Persons Living with HIV
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