Yjuliana Tin

Affiliations

Section of Infectious Diseases, Boston Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts.

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Do-Hyun Kim 1 collaboration

Young-Woo Kim 1 collaboration

Yee-Yee Tin 1 collaboration

Mya-Thet-Paing Soe 1 collaboration

Byoung-Hyen Ko 1 collaboration

Sun-Jae Park 1 collaboration

Jaeh-Wi Lee 1 collaboration

Raagini Jawa 1 collaboration

Samantha Nall 1 collaboration

Susan L Calcaterra 1 collaboration

Alexandra Savinkina 1 collaboration

Laura R Marks 1 collaboration

Simeon D Kimmel 1 collaboration

Benjamin P Linas 1 collaboration

Joshua A Barocas 1 collaboration

Hannah K Knudsen 1 collaboration

Daniel M Walker 1 collaboration

Nicole Mack 1 collaboration

Elizabeth N Kinnard 1 collaboration

Timothy R Huerta 1 collaboration

LaShawn Glasgow 1 collaboration

Louisa Gilbert 1 collaboration

Bryan R Garner 1 collaboration

Anindita Dasgupta 1 collaboration

Redonna Chandler 1 collaboration

Sharon L Walsh 1 collaboration

Sylvia Tan 1 collaboration

Joel Sprunger 1 collaboration

Linda Sprague-Martinez 1 collaboration

Pamela Salsberry 1 collaboration

Merielle Saucier 1 collaboration

Maria Rudorf 1 collaboration

Sandra Rodriguez 1 collaboration

Carrie B Oser 1 collaboration

Emmanuel Oga 1 collaboration

Julie Nakayima 1 collaboration

Beth S Linas 1 collaboration

R Craig Lefebvre 1 collaboration

Sarah Kosakowski 1 collaboration

Rachel E Katz 1 collaboration

Timothy Hunt 1 collaboration

Ari Holman 1 collaboration

JaNae Holloway 1 collaboration

Dawn Goddard-Eckrich 1 collaboration

Naleef Fareed 1 collaboration

Mia Christopher 1 collaboration

Alison Aldrich 1 collaboration

Joella W Adams 1 collaboration

Mari-Lynn Drainoni 1 collaboration

Yjuliana Tin

Affiliations

Publications (3)

Recent Technologies for Amorphization of Poorly Water-Soluble Drugs.

Estimated Clinical Outcomes and Cost-effectiveness Associated With Provision of Addiction Treatment in US Primary Care Clinics.

Reducing perceived barriers to scaling up overdose education and naloxone distribution and medications for opioid use disorder in the United States in the HEALing (helping end addiction long-term®) communities study.

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