amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
Experts shared the latest on HIV cure research at our annual World AIDS Day community update in San Francisco.
Database zeroes in on the “geographic hotspots” of HIV identified in President Trump’s plan—Ending the HIV Epidemic—to end new HIV transmissions in the U.S. by 2030.
amfAR’s smart, sustained investments in HIV research are paving the way to a cure.
Awards will support ‘Trojan horse’ approach to curing HIV and effort to unlock the secrets of post-treatment control.
January 2020. Two days. Two events. With intimate dinner and concert on the private island of Koh Rang Noi
Join us at Gitano Jungle Room NYC for our festive Holiday fundraiser featuring DJs, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, a silent auction, and special guests.
In an IAS interview, amfAR’s Dr. Rowena Johnston and Dr. Paula Cannon of USC discuss progress and future directions of HIV cure research.
The federal government’s Ending the HIV Epidemic plan will not succeed without addressing the needs of the Latinx community.
Powerful new video produced by TREAT Asia network members and youth advocates addresses stigma and discrimination.
The essential role played by communities in the AIDS response will be the focus of events and activities for World AIDS Day on December 1.
The latest issue of the biannual newsletter reports on amfAR’s crucial research and advocacy efforts, and more!
What's helping and what's not helping in the effort to end HIV among the Latinx community?
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