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Kenneth H. Mayer is a Professor of Medicine and Community Health at Brown University and the Director of the Brown AIDS Program. He is an Attending ID Physician at the Miriam Hospital and has faculty appointments at Harvard University's School of Public Health. Dr. Mayer has conducted significant research in HIV’s natural history and transmission since the epidemic's inception. He has led research teams that documented HIV cases in New England and studied the heterosexual spread of HIV. His work includes behavioral interventions, prevention research, microbicides, and vaccine trials. Dr. Mayer has served on multiple editorial boards and has co-authored over 350 articles on HIV and related infectious diseases. He received the Dean's Teaching Excellence Award from Brown Medical School and is a recognized leader in HIV/AIDS conferences globally. His active research funding from NIH includes international collaborations aimed at developing cost-effective monitoring strategies for people living with HIV.
Harvard University School of Public Health • Boston, MA
Teaching and conducting research in public health.
Fenway Community Health • Boston, MA
Leading research on HIV/AIDS and related health interventions.
Miriam Hospital • Providence, RI
Providing care and overseeing the treatment of infectious diseases.
Department: Department of Economics