Assessing the State of Cure Research

In an IAS interview, amfAR’s Dr. Rowena Johnston and Dr. Paula Cannon of USC discuss progress and future directions of HIV cure research.

• New amfAR Grants Advance HIV Cure and Post-Treatment Control Studies
• Former Krim Fellow Wins Prestigious NIH Award
• Designing a Better Model for HIV Infection
• amfAR Second Largest Funder of HIV Cure Research Worldwide

Tracking the Opioid Epidemic

amfAR's online database provides a window into the deadly opioid epidemic unfolding across every American’s backyard.

• Infographic - Ending the HIV Epidemic Database
• Issue Brief - Title X, the Domestic Gag Rule, and the HIV Response
• A Global Response to HIV Requires the Global Fund

UNAIDS Calls for Urgent Action to Achieve 2020 HIV Targets

Donor government funding for global HIV programs shows no increase in 10 years.

• An Interview With Dr. Adeeba Kamarulzaman
• NIH Awards Research Training Grant to TREAT Asia–Columbia University Collaboration
• Challenges for Young People Around HIV Disclosure
• Dolutegravir: A Key HIV Drug That’s Often Inaccessible

How Trump's Title X Rule May Worsen the HIV Epidemic

amfAR Policy Associate, Jennifer Sherwood, penned an important op-ed for The Advocate Magazine on Planned Parenthood’s forced withdrawal from Title X, and what that means for the HIV epidemic.

Transplant Patients Show No Signs of HIV

amfAR’s ICISTEM researchers have been unable to find HIV in a pair of stem cell transplant patients who are off ART.

amfAR Launches New PEPFAR Advocacy Resource

Web tool enables global HIV advocates to access a wide range of programmatic PEPFAR data and features data visualizations, maps, PDFs, and more!