Infectious disease epidemiologist | Research Scientist @KPDOR | HIV, cognition, healthier aging 🌈

Joined May 2023
Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
It's official! Grateful to be an official @theNCI Cancer Screening Research Network site and to evaluate novel cancer screening technologies. Our first trial will test whether #MCDs can detect early cancers and save lives. @kpnorcal @KPDOR @Realcecum @MariaAnsariMD @srouillardmd
We are thrilled to announce that @KPDOR @kpnorcal @PermanenteDocs @KPSCalResearch @KPMedSchool, under leadership of @JeffLeeMD @LoriSakoda @DouglasCorley, are part the new @theNCI @NIH program to study new #cancerscreening technologies. #cancer Story: ibit.ly/tJmr6
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
🚨 Attention College Students 🚨 Help address our most urgent public health issues alongside experts in the field and apply for our Summer HIV/AIDS Research Program (SHARP) paid internship! Applications due Feb 2. Learn more: ow.ly/ggYB50QtfgS
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
Our @KPDOR #HIV research team explores aging with HIV, increased cardiovascular and dementia risk, increasing #PREP uptake, and more. Read about their work. #WorldAIDSDay k-p.li/3sUFus9
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New in @AIDS_Journal: variable #heartfailure risk based on type of #antiretroviral therapy initiated. Protease inhibitors conveyed a 2.5-fold higher risk of heart failure compared with NNRTIs. But absolute risk of heart failure was low. @mjsilverb bit.ly/3ulMH52
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Living with #HIV poses complex health risks involving #heartdisease, #socialfactors and more. @KPDOR researchers Michael Silverberg @mjsilverb and Derek Satre are using #syndemics principles to better understand. They discuss on our new #podcast. k-p.li/3saB2op
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In this paper, Jennifer O Lam and colleagues conducted a crosssectional study to estimate the prevalence of undiagnosed cognitive impairment and associated difficulties with instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) in a diverse sample of PWH. bit.ly/3CMPvch
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Undiagnosed #cognitiveimpairment in 42% of older adults with #HIV on ART. @KPDOR cognitive screening study in collaboration with @mjsilverb @PaolaGilsanz & others @PermanenteDocs. 🔓Now in @OFIDJournal 👉bit.ly/3JsAT5t #aging @IDSAInfo @HIVMA @OUPMedicine
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Our researcher Ousseny Zerbo @OussenyZerbo presented findings at #SER2023 on effectiveness of mRNA #COVID19 #vaccine against hospitalization and severity of illness in pregnant patients.
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All year-round, & especially during Pride Month, we're here for you. Members of the LGBTQ+ community who are spouses, partners and family members caring for someone living w #Alzheimers also face challenges in finding culturally sensitive care, support networks & other resources.
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SAN FRANCISCO: We're proud to co-present a forum about the latest in #ALzheimers & #AAPI & #LGBTQ+ communities in-person (tinyurl.com/LDevAlzinP) & online (tinyurl.com/LDevAlzOnLine). Join us for the discussion. #Pride #PrideMonth
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
#HIV prevention is not just an individual responsibility — it's a community effort. Let's promote safe sex practices, reduce stigma around HIV and increase access to prevention and treatment services for everyone who needs them: k-p.li/3KQzh6O. #HIVAwareness
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
To prevent future pandemics, we must address the inequalities that drive today’s pandemics like #HIV. #EndPandemics #inequalitycouncil

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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
Join @alzassociation for a live webinar on 6/6 at 12pm CT as we explore the underrepresentation of LGBTQ+ spouses in Alzheimer’s research and why participation is critical to advancing scientific understanding and prevention. Register: bit.ly/4234I3v. #PrideMonth #ENDALZ
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
June 5, 1981: 42 years today since the first cases of HIV were identified. In our struggle to end AIDS, we remember the people, families and communities that have been devastated by this epidemic.
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Jennifer Lam, PhD, MPH retweeted
June is #Pride Month and we join our employees, physicians, members, and communities in honoring and supporting the LGBTQ+ community. We’re proud that we’ve strongly advocated for equity and inclusion for LGBTQ+ individuals in health care and beyond: k-p.li/45CT5Tu
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