Tag: Stigma
Shadows of Stigma in Asian American and Pacific Islander Mental Health by Malia Coghlan (FCLC ’25) [Student Voices]
Surveillance, Stigma, and Ethics in Criminal Justice Research
Liberated Intellects: Placing the Prisons Back Inside their Walls
Harm Reduction in High Risk Communities during the Era of COVID-19
Ethics of Stigma and Mistrust in Healthcare and Research
Mental Health and Racial Justice in the Time of COVID-19
Patient-Provider Communications with Gay Teens
Ethics in the News: World AIDS Day and the Fordham University HIV and Drug Abuse Prevention Research Ethics Training Institute (RETI) – December 2, 2017
Fordham University’s Dr. Celia Fisher Discusses Transgender Healthcare on WFUV
The National Transgender Study is a Start – But More is Needed to Protect the Sexual Health of Transgender Teens
Fordham RETI Fellow Discusses Addiction with U.S. Surgeon General on NPR
Fordham Study Addresses Health Care of Bisexual Adolescent Girls
Fordham RETI Fellow Addresses Stigma for HIV-Positive Gay and Bisexual Men
Fordham’s Dr. Celia B. Fisher on Charlie Sheen’s HIV disclosures: ‘Sex workers may not have the economic or social power to say no’
‘High-Profile and HIV+’ Revives Ethical Questions
Fordham RETI Fellow Addresses HIV Prevention & PrEP-Related Stigma
Fordham RETI Fellow Receives $100K Grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
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