Dr. Ron Stall, University of Pittsburgh, joins the CDC's Gregorio Millett next Wednesday evening in Chicago for a dynamic lecture: "Gay, Sexy, Healthy: Strengthening Prevention for Men Like Us."
"To make HIV prevention work for gay men, we need to make it work on multiple levels -- it needs to work at the level of the individual, at the level of access to information about the kinds of risks that gay men are really taking, at the level of access to care for HIV infection, and at the level of social justice so that gay men have the citizenship rights available to all Americans." - Dr. Ron Stall
SNEAK PEAK: Ron Stall's talk will review the state of current HIV prevention among gay men. He will interpret the best evidence that we have regarding rates of new infections of HIV among gay men, the efficacy of HIV prevention work among gay men and the predictors of intervention efficacy. He'll then show that the kinds of activities and information that gay men need most aren't being addressed in current HIV prevention work and argue for the need for a "prevention cocktail."
You won't want to miss this FREE event. Click here for more info, such as time and location, and to register. All are welcome to attend.
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