Aiming to improve HIV-related research in India, a government-run hospital in Mumbai has joined hands with a New York-based medical college to hold a clinical training course in AIDS research. A team of five faculty members, including two Indian Americans Sarita Shah and Neel Gandhi from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, is conducting the course at the B.Y.L Nair Hospital to promote a culture of research among healthcare professionals in the developing world as part of the AIDS International Training and Research Programme.
The four-week training course, which will conclude Feb 1, is being carried out for the first time outside the US.
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The four-week training course, which will conclude Feb 1, is being carried out for the first time outside the US.
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