Inspiring Women: Dr. Mathilde Krim (1926-2018)
 pioneering geneticist, virologist & philanthropist

December’s session will highlight the life and career of Dr. Mathilde Krim (1926–2018) was a pioneering geneticist, virologist, and philanthropist who became one of the world's most prominent advocates for HIV/AIDS research and public health reform. She was a research scientist and the co-founder and long-time chairman of amFAR (the Foundation for  AIDS Research).  She leveraged her scientific expertise, political connections, and star-studded network to strip the disease of its early stigma and raise millions of dollars for treatment and clinical trials.

Note: Dr. Mathilde Krim will not appear at this event.

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Ina Goldberg is a member of the New York City Chapter.  She is a Registered Nurse and Adult Primary Care Nurse Practitioner who had a long career as an intensive care nurse and nurse educator, managing the clinical care of critically ill patients in the early phases of the HIV epidemic, before much was known about its transmission, treatment and management. She continued her  role as a HIV medical educator in the pharmaceutical industry for the next 35 years,  recruiting Investigators  for HIV clinical trials, meeting with physicians,researchers, NP’s,PAs and patient advocates  to  teach and discuss newly launched antiretroviral medications.

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