Medical Adherence and Coping with HIV Infection
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Overview and list of investigators working in this area of research
As HIV-infected individuals now live longer and healthier lives, important new issues relating to long-term coping and adaptation to HIV/AIDS have emerged. Given the relative recency of these developments, formative research is essential in understanding the impact of HIV in order to tailor new interventions to improve the lives of those living with HIV and to protect them and their partners from sexually transmitted infections.
Elaine Abrams, M.D.Contact: eja1@columbia.edu; 212-939-4040
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/elaineabrams.html
Contact: wme1@columbia.edu; 212-939-2936
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/wafaaelsadr.html
Contact: jj2158@columbia.edu; 212-342-0537
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/jessicajustman.html
Contact: eh2441@columbia.edu; 212-543-3783
Profile page: http://www.hivcenternyc.org/people/erichouston.html
Contact: cam14@columbia.edu; 212-543-5383
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/claudeannmellins.html
Contact: mary.mckay@mssm.edu; 212-659-8836
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/marymckay.html
Contact: dn2145@columbia.edu; 212-342-2912
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/denisnash.html
Contact: jgr1@columbia.edu; 212-543-5762
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/judithrabkin.html
Contact: rhr1@columbia.edu; 212-543-5275
Profile Page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/robertremien.html
Contact: brapkin@aecom.yu.edu; 718-430-3198
Profile page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/brucerapkin.html
Contact: rnr2110@columbia.edu;
(212) 568-4381
Profile Page: www.hivcenternyc.org/people/reubenrobbins.html
