BREAKING NEWS: 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.

• What Stem Cell Transplants Can Teach Us About Curing HIV
• A New Way to Overcome HIV Latency
• Fishing for New Ways to Overcome HIV Latency
• The Rich Dividends of HIV Research

Tracking the Opioid Epidemic

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

• amfAR Statement on Trump Administration Budget Proposal
• Issue Brief: Expanding Access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for Adolescents and Young Adults
• Issue Brief: New HIV Testing Strategies in PEPFAR COP19: Rollout and Human Rights Concerns

Where Are They Now? Catching Up with Members of the Original ACATA Program

TREAT Asia examines the impact of the Asian Community for AIDS Treatment and Advocacy (ACATA), a civil society mentoring program it conducted from 2004 to 2008.

• TREAT Asia Plans for Next Phase of Adolescent Research Program
• Enhancing Access to Newer HIV and Hepatitis C Medications in Asia

Meet the Scientists!

Join us in New York City, March 28, for an informal HIV research update featuring amfAR grantees Dr. Eileen Scully of Johns Hopkins University and Dr. Galit Alter of Harvard.

Addressing HIV in Native Populations

Observed every year on the Spring Equinox, National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day encourages HIV prevention, testing, and treatment among American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians.

amfAR Launches New PEPFAR Advocacy Resource

New web tool will enable global HIV advocates to access a wide range of programmatic PEPFAR data and features data visualizations, maps, downloadable PDFs, district-level data, and more!