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Perry N. Halkitis, PhD, MS, MPH

Perry N. Halkitis, Ph.D., M.S., MPH is a Professor of Applied Psychology, Global Public Health and Medicine at New York University. He also directs the Center for Health, Identity, and Behavior & Prevention Studies. Dr. Halkitis is a highly funded scientist with expertise in biobeheavioral, psychological, and public health research. Dr. Halkitis also has presented extensively throughout the world to large academic and non-academic audiences, including on television and radio, and is available for interviews, lectures and speaking series on all subjects relating to the health issues affecting gay men of all ages including HIV/AIDS, substance use, and mental health. His latest book, The AIDS Generation: Stories of Survival and Resilience, published in Fall 2013, was nominated for Lambda Literary award and received The Distinguished Book Award the field of LGBT psychology from the American Psychological Association. www.perrynhalkitis.com @DrPNHalkitis

1 article published

The Millennials and HIV

In 1996, the deaths stopped coming as often. Those who were very sick and frail quickly regained their strength and health. The years of terror appeared to be coming to an end. In fact, 1996 was a milestone year in our war on AIDS. After years of ongoing struggles to fight this disease, an approach was…