amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
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Groundbreaking study by amfAR-funded researchers and colleagues finds no trace of HIV able to replicate after exhaustive search.
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Gala also featured special tribute to amfAR Trustee Arlen Andelson and standout performances by OneRepublic and Bebe Rexha.
Researchers are pioneering gene therapy approaches to target and eliminate the HIV reservoir.
The five-year $14.5 million award will support efforts to integrate clinical care and research and target vulnerable communities.
The rapid development of COVID vaccines would not have been possible without innovative foundations developed through HIV vaccine research.
CDC reports show “hopeful signs of progress,” including 8% decline in new HIV infections from 2015 to 2019.
Dr. Sun, who passed away on November 9, was a regional champion for HIV prevention, care, and research.
Communities across the U.S. and world observe World AIDS Day on December 1.
Celebrity drag performer Ongina and several of her friends will participate in amfAR’s December Charity Livestream Campaign. Please join us as every gift will be matched, up to $50,000!
We are constantly gathering new information to keep you up to date on the intersection between HIV and COVID-19. The hard-won lessons of HIV research are informing the race to find effective treatments and a vaccine for COVID-19.
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