The UNC CFAR has eight Cores, each of which offers a unique services to support the entire spectrum of HIV/AIDS research.
Each of the UNC CFAR’s scientific working groups is comprised of investigators who share common research interests and goals, and participate in competitively funded research.
Join others who have an interest in HIV/AIDS-related research as an Associate Member of UNC CFAR. Qualified professionals from UNC-CH, FHI, and RTI may become Full Members.
This article has been reposted from UNC’s Institute of Global Health and Infectious Disease website. To see the full article, please click here. 1) What is CFAR? Swanstrom: “UNC
The Davidson Amendment to defund HOPWA was defeated 282-144 in Wednesday night’s vote. This is a significant win and demonstrates the power of our community. HOPWA, or Housing Opportunities for
World AIDS Day is recognized on December 1st, and is a global occasion of unity, bringing together people worldwide impacted by HIV. It serves as a day for individuals to
Under the leadership of Mina Hosseinipour, MD, MPH, the NIH’s National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), has funded the project “Preventing Infant Infections with Implementation Science in
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