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Study identifies cost-effective ways to combat HIV risk among intravenous drug users

Study identifies cost-effective ways to combat HIV risk among intravenous drug users

May 27, 2017, at 02:37 am

Washington, May 26 (IBNS): With the abuse of opioids on the rise in the United States, Stanford University researchers are concerned that increased HIV transmission from shared needles won’t be far behind.

Apollo Hospitals signs MoU with Stanford University to gain insight on cardiovascular risk reduction in South Asians

Apollo Hospitals signs MoU with Stanford University to gain insight on cardiovascular risk reduction in South Asians

Jul 11, 2016, at 11:32 pm

New Delhi,July 11 (IBNS) Apollo Hospitals today announced that it recently signed a MoU with Stanford University for the Stanford South Asian Translational Heart Initiative (SAATHI) related to South Asians and Chronic Disease.