Jamie Robertson
Contributor
Jamie Robertson - Andrew Eastman
Jamie Robertson has worked and volunteered for HIV/AIDS organization for over 5 years. Her work has taken her throughout the United States as well as Africa and the Caribbean. Jamie has also been involved in health education and advocacy around multiple public health issues including breast cancer, sex education, and physical activity.
In her spare time, Jamie enjoys rock climbing, reading, good movies, and exploring new places. She currently lives in Pittsburgh, PA.
Jamie holds bachelor's degrees in creative writing and political science and a Master's of Public Health in behavioral and community health sciences.
Latest Articles
|
Challenges to TDF2 Clinical Trial in Botswana
In December 2009, the CDC announced that the TDF2 clinical trial in Botswana had encountered unanticipated problems and would no longer continue as planned.
Jan 8, 2010
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
HIV and the Primary Care Provider
Providers often face issues of confidentiality, stigmas, cultural difference, and patient education when treating HIV-positive patients.
Jan 31, 2009
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
HIV/AIDS Funding in Malawi
Malawi receives funding for HIV programming from a number of sources around the world. These funders allow them to provide care, treatment, and education to citizens.
Jan 15, 2009
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
WHO Clinical Staging for HIV Infection
The World Health Organization developed a list of symptoms to help health care workers decide which of the four stage of HIV an individual is in.
Jan 7, 2009
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
The Four Stages of HIV Infection
There are four stages of HIV infection: primary, asymptomatic, symptomatic, and AIDS. Knowing what stage an individual is in helps physicians to design treatment plans.
Dec 31, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
Treating the Side Effects of ART
Over-the-counter medications and lifestyle changes can help minimize a number of the side effects caused by antiretroviral treatment (ART) for HIV/AIDS.
Dec 23, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
Inspired Gifts Helps Fight HIV
Inspired Gifts, an online store run by UNICEF, offers Christmas and holiday presents that help fight HIV by supporting the work being done around the world.
Dec 16, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
How to Contribute to the AIDS Memorial Quilt
Contribute to the AIDS Memorial Quilt commemorate the life of a person who has died of AIDS. Contributors are able to be creative, but must follow a few guidelines.
Dec 9, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
What are Microbicides?
Microbicide research is developing a new method of HIV prevention that will allow individuals to apply a gel, cream, or film prior to sexual activity.
Dec 2, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
|
The Creation of the Red AIDS Awareness Ribbon
The red ribbon was developed by Visual AIDS in 1991, through The Ribbon Project. The red ribbon quickly became and international symbol for AIDS awareness.
Nov 24, 2008
- Jamie Robertson
|
