IAPAC mourns the passing of our Chair Emeritus
Rabbi Allen I. Freehling (1932-2021)
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IAPAC Welcomes USA’s Recommitment to WHO
IAPAC welcomes today’s announcement that the United States is rejoining the WHO
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Elizabeth A. Bukusi MBChB, MMed, MPH, PhD, is a Chief Research Officer at the Kenya…
IAPAC’s impact can be measured in the number of our members who access our educational activities, utilize our patient-oriented materials, or engage in our advocacy activities. Our impact also reflects the work of IAPAC’s more than 30,000 members, notably in delivering quality HIV services to millions of people living with and affected by HIV and its comorbidities.
