After 30 years of contribution, UNC CFAR Associate Director Myron “Mike” Cohen, MD will step down from his position as Chief of UNC Division of Infectious Diseases. Learn more about Cohen’s… Read More
PrEP Open House
NCATEC will be hosting “PrEP Open House: What Doctors Need to Know; What Patients Need to Ask” on Friday June 29 from 2pm to 3:30pm in the first floor auditorium… Read More
Ryan White Remembered
April 8 marks the 28 year anniversary of Ryan White’s death. Before HIV transmission was well understood, factor 8, a protein important to blood clotting, was often pooled from hundreds… Read More
Myron Cohen Interviewed for The Body
Myles Helfand interviewed Associate CFAR Director Myron Cohen in a series for The Body. In a short video interview with The Body, an HIV/AIDS-specific service of Remedy Health Media, Dr.… Read More
Research Assistant Earns Impact Award
Each department may nominate three current masters or doctoral students or recent graduates per year for the Impact and Horizon Award. Their research should have direct impact on North Carolina. … Read More
Sarah Graham Kenan Distinguished Professorship
The Sarah Graham Kenan Award recipients will receive five-year, renewable terms, and are subject to a rigorous review process. Sarah Graham Kenan Awardees Last week, Ada Adimora, MD, MPH; David… Read More
CFAR Supplement Fiscal Year 2018
The UNC CFAR will conduct an internal review to select the four best candidates for Fiscal Year 2018 funding to move forward with the supplement application. All interested applicants must… Read More
Biostatistics Software for Analyzing Dilution Assays
Biostatistics Core Develops Software Tool for Analyzing Dilution Assays UNC Center for AIDS Research Biostatistics Core graduate research assistant Ilana Trumble and former Core GRAs Andrew Allmon, Owen Francis, Pedro… Read More
MI Blog: Responding to Discord
Here is an excerpt from the most recent UNC CFAR Motivational Interviewing Blog: “However, ‘discord’ can sometimes be caused by our mood or approach. Perhaps like any other human being,… Read More
Multivalent Antibodies Show Effectiveness for HIV Prevention and Promise for Treatment and Cure
The ability of HIV to mutate has been a major challenge to vaccine development. As the body produces antibodies to target the outer HIV envelope protein, this protein changes, thwarting… Read More
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