HIV continues to be a leading public health problem globally, affecting millions of people. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to inequities and disrupted services, thus making access to care more difficult for people living with HIV. Join us today on Dr KK's Medtalks at 7:00 PM as our host Dr Sanjay Kalra discusses about HIV care during the current pandemic with our guest Dr N Kumarasamy and talks about the implications of the new variant Omicron on people living with HIV/AIDS as well as the general population.
Panelists
Dr.Sanjay Kalra
Treasurer, International Society of Endocrinology (ISE) Vice President, South Asian Obesity Forum (SOF) Bharti Hospital, Karnal, INDIA
Dr.N Kumarasamy
Chief & Director of Infectious Diseases Medical Centre at Voluntary Health Services (VHS) Hospital in Chennai
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HIV AIDS and the Current Pandemic
Dec
01
07:00 PM
HIV continues to be a leading public health problem globally, affecting millions of people. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to inequities and disrupted services, thus making access to care more difficult for people living with HIV. Join us today on Dr KK's Medtalks at 7:00 PM as our host Dr Sanjay Kalra discusses about HIV care during the current pandemic with our guest Dr N Kumarasamy and talks about the implications of the new variant Omicron on people living with HIV/AIDS as well as the general population.
Panelists
Dr.Sanjay Kalra
Treasurer, International Society of Endocrinology (ISE) Vice President, South Asian Obesity Forum (SOF) Bharti Hospital, Karnal, INDIA
Dr.N Kumarasamy
Chief & Director of Infectious Diseases Medical Centre at Voluntary Health Services (VHS) Hospital in Chennai
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