Any Positive Change: A Drug User Health Podcast

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  • People who use drugs are one of the most marginalized communities in America, and experience poor access to medical services and life-saving treatment. Join Linda Wang, MD, Medical Director of the Hepatitis C and Drug User Health Center of Excellence at Mount Sinai, as she interviews clinicians, patients, and advocates for harm reduction and social justice, about the current state of healthcare for people who use drugs and how clinicians and other members of the care team can improve that care. If you are someone who provides care for people who use drugs, this show will introduce you to the most recent New York State clinical guidelines for drug user health, innovative models of care, and the voices and stories of people who use drugs. This show is part of the Clinical Education Initiative (CEI), funded by the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute. For more information and to view CEI’s clinical programming, please go to http://ceitraining.org.
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  • The Intersection of Drug User Health and Infectious Diseases

    The Intersection of Drug User Health and Infectious Diseases
    Dec 7 2021
    Join us for the fifth and final episode of Any Positive Change, a Drug User Health Podcast. Dr. Margie Urban from the University of Rochester and the Clinical Education Initiative’s Sexual Health Center of Excellence joins as a guest host for this episode. She met with Dr. Sandy Springer from Yale University for a wide ranging conversation about her experiences as a joint Infectious Diseases and Addiction Medicine specialist from the early in the HIV epidemic to the present day.  Listen as they discuss the progress in the field and some future directions of research at the intersection of drug user health and infectious diseases. Future podcasts can be found at ‘Conversations with CEI’ and will focus drug user health, Hepatitis C, sexual health and HIV care and prevention. Come join us there.
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    47 m
  • Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP): What Clinicians Need to Know

    Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP): What Clinicians Need to Know
    Jun 21 2021
    Pre-exposure prophylaxis, also known as PrEP, is a highly effective way to prevent HIV infection. While we are most familiar with the pill that is taken every day, there are new long acting injectables coming down the pipeline, with the potential to improve PrEP adherence. Roughly 1 in 5 people who use drugs are at very high risk of getting HIV. Despite this, very few of them are actually getting PrEP. To hear more about these new advancements in PrEP, and how we can close the treatment gap for people who use drugs, I interviewed Dr. Tony Urbina, an infectious disease physician and Professor of Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine. Dr. Urbina is also the Medical Director of the New York State Clinical Education Initiative HIV Primary Care and Prevention Center of Excellence.
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    57 m
  • Updates in Sexually Transmitted Infections and Sexual Health

    Updates in Sexually Transmitted Infections and Sexual Health
    Jun 4 2021
    In this episode, I interview Dr. Margie Urban, an infectious disease physician and Professor of Medicine at the University of Rochester and the Medical Director of the New York State Clinical Education Initiative Sexual Health Center of Excellence. Listen as we discuss the rising number of sexually transmitted infections affecting communities across the country and in New York State, and how clinicians and the New York State Department of Health have been responding to this crisis in the middle of a pandemic.
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    40 m
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