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Institute of Human Virology hosts Going Viral: From Baltimore to the World, a health show with 13 episodes published.
A tick bite may seem like a minor inconvenience, but for thousands of people each year, it can lead to a complex illness with symptoms that range from a rash and fever to chronic fatigue, joint pain, and neurological com
In this episode, Walker Weinstein, RN of the Jacques Initiative, covers why some STIs show no symptoms at all, how regular testing should become as routine as a dental cleaning, and why sexual health conversations don’t
What do barbershop bloodletting, salon gossip, and modern-day sexual health education have in common? More than you’d think. In this episode, we sit down with the team behind Tea Talks, a bold initiative from the Jacques
What can global HIV care in Zambia teach us about building stronger health systems in Baltimore? In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Cassidy Claassen, an infectious disease and public health physician based in Lusaka, Z
What does truly patient-centered HIV care look like in practice—and what drives the people who provide it every day? We sit down with THRIVE Program’s community outreach worker and Ryan White specialist Eric Anderson, an
What does it mean to be Indigenous in a modern American city? This episode, we continue our conversation with Kerry Hawk Lessard, Executive Director of Native American Lifelines, about the deep and often overlooked histo
What does it mean to be Indigenous in a modern American city? This episode, we speak with Kerry Hawk Lessard, Executive Director of Native American Lifelines, about the deep and often overlooked history of Baltimore’s In
Can a disease shape the modern world? This episode explores the medical and social legacy of tuberculosis, once known as the “White Plague.” Dr. Paul Saleeb discusses how scientific progress, public health innovation, an
What does it really take to heal a city in crisis? In this episode, we sit down with a frontline worker and a resident in long-term recovery to talk about the opioid epidemic from both sides of the fight. Together, they
What does it mean to truly meet patients where they are? And how can care rooted in compassion transform health outcomes? In this episode, Baltimore native and nurse Walker Weinstein shares how IHV’s Jacques Initiative p
You got the call. The transplant was a success. Now what? For thousands of people, receiving a new organ is just the start of the journey—not the end. In this episode, Dr. Kapil Saharia, an infectious disease expert, pul
What happens when a once-fatal diagnosis becomes a lifelong condition?In this episode, Dr. Poonam Mathur joins us as we dive into the changing landscape of treatment of HIV – how it’s evolved from a health crisis into a
You’ve seen the headlines. Overdose numbers. A city in crisis. In this episode, Dr. Sarah Kattakuzhy, Associate Director of the Kahlert Institute for Addiction Medicine and Co-Director, Research Initiative on Infectious
Eric Anderson
community outreach worker and Ryan White specialist · Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association
1 appearance on this show
Walker Weinstein
Jacques Initiative
2 appearances on this show
Kerry Hawk Lessard
Native American Lifelines
2 appearances on this show
Candy Kerr
Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Kattakuzhy
Kahlert Institute for Addiction Medicine
1 appearance on this show
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