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  • The Lecture Series Will Take Place on November 11th, 2025

    With speakers Moupali Das, MD, MPH “Lenacapavir for HIV Prevention: The PURPOSE Program”and Anu Osinusi MD, MPH “Viruses Don’t Wait: Innovation Across Virology”.

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    The Hardest Fix: Or How We Learned to Fight a Crisis with Compassion

    After Baltimore's mass overdose on Penn North, this episode revisits the opioid epidemic from two powerful voices: Candy from the Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition and Anthony, a resident and Narcotics Anonymous sponsor with over 30 years clean.

  • Institute of Human Virology at International HBV Meeting

    The event also provided opportunities for early and mid-career researchers to strengthen professional communication skills, explore career development, and engage with leading experts in hepatitis B, hepatitis D, and liver cancer research.

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    Sarah M. Kattakuzhy, MD, MPH is the 2025 UMBrella Person of the Year- On the Rise awardee.

    Nominees for this award are in the early stage of their career, achieved growth in their career or overcame personal/professional challenges with the utilization of mentorship, coaching, and/or professional development opportunities.

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Institute of Human Virology (IHV)

Research Initiatives

IHV BuildingIHV Research is Leading the Way Toward Innovative Therapies

IHV scientists and researchers are forging new paths in the fight against HIV and AIDS, the deadliest pandemic in modern medical history. The IHV is the first research institute in the U.S. to link basic science, population studies and clinical trials in an effort to develop new vaccines and treatments.

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The IHV serves approximately 5,000 patients through six Baltimore area clinics and more than 500,000 patients in seven African and two Caribbean nations. The IHV specializes in the treatment of HIV/AIDS and other chronic viral diseases, such as Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B, and the Human Papilloma Virus Infection.

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