The 23rd Annual National Center for AIDS Research Meeting will be hosted by UNC CFAR in Chapel Hill, NC Date: November 5 - 8, 2019 Click Here … Read More
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2019 National CFAR Conference
UNC Gillings School launches Zambia Hub
UNC Gillings School launches Zambia Hub The students, faculty and staff of the UNC Gillings School work in more than 60 countries to address urgent … Read More
NC, SC Join Forces to Combat HIV
NC, SC Join Forces to Combat HIV Epidemic Both state health departments and HIV researchers at flagship universities announced the new “Carolinas … Read More
UNC CFAR in the News
Surprise Finding About HIV Reservoir Could Lead to Better Therapies
Researchers led by Ron Swanstrom, PhD, and colleagues in South Africa, discovered that the latent HIV reservoir that persists during antiretroviral treatment mostly reflects viruses present in the blood at the start of antiretroviral treatment. Read more about this at the UNC Health Care and UNC School of Medicine Newsroom.
Angela Kashuba selected as next dean of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Dr. Angela Kashuba, Director of UNC CFARs Clinical Pharmacology and Analytical Chemistry Core, has been selected to serve as the next dean of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. This appointment is effective October 1st. To read more about her appointment, read this letter from Robert Blouin, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost.
Myron Cohen in The Guardian’s “End to Aids in sight as huge study finds drugs stop HIV transmission”
The UK PARTNER study published its findings on May 2 in the Lancet, concluding that the risk of infection between male partners is zero if the virus is fully suppressed by antiretrovirals. In the Guardian’s coverage of the study, they quote UNC CFARs Myron Cohen’s commentary on barriers to care: “It is not always easy… Read More
In an effort to make childbirth safer, $14 million awarded to Jeff Stringer’s research team
Jeff Stringer, director of UNC CFAR’s International Core, is leading two studies to improve pregnancy outcomes in the world’s poorest countries. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded $14 million to Stringer’s interdisciplinary team, composed of researchers from the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Gillings School of Global Health. Read more about this at… Read More
Eron Moderates New Video Series
Joseph Eron, MD, division chief of infectious diseases and director of UNC CFAR’s Clinical Core, was recently featured on Contagion‘s latest Peer Exchange panel. The four-part discussion, entitled “HIV Screening, Prevention, and Treatment Advances,” is available to the public here. From the UNC Health Care and UNC School of Medicine’s Newsroom article, “This Contagion “Peer Exchange” panel features… Read More
