S2E3: HIV/AIDS and Misconceptions ft. Dr. David Brennan, UofT Professor + OTHN Research Chair for Gay and Bisexual Men’s Health

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Want to learn about healthcare issues but the scientific papers are too confusing to understand? Don't worry, healthXaudio is here to simplify those topics for you! healthXaudio is a student-run health/scientific podcast at the University of Toronto. Stemming from the infographics education group healthXvisuals (@healthXvisuals on IG), the podcast aims to educate listeners about health issues in a clear and engaging manner. Each episode will feature topics relevant to our listeners, current news and the hottest topics in science with potential expert guest interviews.

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S2E3: HIV/AIDS and Misconceptions ft. Dr. David Brennan, UofT Professor + OTHN Research Chair for Gay and Bisexual Men’s Health

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4 years ago

S2E3: HIV/AIDS and Misconceptions ft. Dr. David Brennan, UofT Professor + OTHN Research Chair for Gay and Bisexual Men’s Health

Winter Semester is over at UofT and healthXaudio is back for the Summer!

To kick it off, Adrianne flies solo by interviewing Dr. David Brennan one of the top researchers and experts on HIV/AIDS. This episode touches upon the general misconceptions about HIV/AIDS, barriers to access for HIV carriers, blood donation restrictions in Canada, and how HIV/AIDS still impacts the LGBT community today.

Hear the stories of Dr. Brennan's work during the AIDS epidemic of the 70s and how he continues to champion the memories of the friends and colleagues he lost during that period of time with this research today on this episode of healthXaudio.