MIMH Earns $1 Million Grant, Integrates Social Media, HIV Prevention Program

Brendolyn Bailey-Burch

MIMH Earns $1 Million Grant, Integrates Social Media, HIV Prevention Program

University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Missouri Institute of Mental Health research associate and substance use counselor Brendolyn Bailey-Burch is the principal investigator for a substance use and HIV/AIDS prevention program she hopes will provide resources for St. Louis youth to learn more about health and also provide outlets for positive expression.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Feb 25 2016

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Psychiatric and Mental Health

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MIMH Earns $1 Million Grant, Integrates Social Media, HIV Prevention Program

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