The American Academy of Neurology recently awarded neurologist Monica M. Diaz, MD, MS, a Clinical Research Training Scholarship in support of her research on the detection of neurodegeneration in older,… 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
Apply to the Principles of STD/HIV Research Course
The University of Washington Department of Global Health and Center for AIDS and STD are accepting applications for the 26th Annual Principles of STD/HIV Research Course. The course will be… Read More
Student Brings Panel of AIDS Quilt to UNC
As a freshman at UNC, Elizabeth Trefney remembers seeing a flyer publicizing a class about HIV/AIDS. The semester-long course is offered each spring by the UNC Center for AIDS Research… Read More
Testing Antibodies to Prevent HIV
The journal Science published a perspective on Oct. 6, by two leading HIV investigators highlighting the next frontier of HIV prevention – broadly neutralizing antibodies or bnAbs. Antibodies to HIV… Read More
Global Health: What’s in It for Us?
Satish Gopal, MD, MPH, directs the cancer program at UNC Project-Malawi. He is the only medical oncologist in Malawi, a nation of more than 18 million people. He has received… Read More
Video: CFAR Cores Present at Friday Conference
The directors of the UNC CFAR’s Biostatistics, Developmental, and Social and Behavioral Science Research Cores presented during Friday Morning Conference on Sept. 22. Watch their presentations here.
NIH Increases Funding for iTech Center
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded the UNC/Emory Center for Innovative Technology (iTech) an additional $13 million to develop interventions for youth at risk for or living with… Read More
Hudgens Co-edits Book on Quantitative Methods
Michael Hudgens, PhD, professor of biostatistics at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, is co-editor of a new book, Quantitative Methods for HIV/AIDS Research, published Aug. 15 by… Read More
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