NIH Strategic Plan for HIV and HIV-Related Research
1-16-2020Cross-posted from NIH Office of AIDS ResearchThe Office of AIDS Research (OAR) develops a strategic plan called the NIH Strategic Plan for HIV and HIV-Related …
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Efforts to End the HIV Epidemic Must Not Ignore People Already Living With HIV
12-16-2019
NIH Statement on World AIDS Day 2019
11-25-2019The National Institutes of Health has played — and will continue to play — a pivotal role in supporting the innovative science underpinning the Endi…
Video: NIH’s Dr. Dieffenbach Discusses How Implementation Research Is Supporting EHE Jurisdictions
11-20-2019NIH recently invested $11.3 million to find the most effective ways to diagnose, prevent, and treat HIV using highly effective methods that are already availabl…
Organ Donors – A Q&A with HIV Transplantation Experts
11-14-2019Organ donation saves lives. Tragically, many patients are waiting for a life-saving transplant, and there are not enough people registering as organ donors.
Ending HIV Will Require Optimizing Treatment and Prevention Tools, Say NIH Experts
10-25-2019Commentary Emphasizes Need to Optimally Implement Current Tools and Develop New Interventions
NIH Launches New Collaboration to Develop Gene-Based Cures for Sickle Cell Disease and HIV on Global Scale
10-24-2019Initial investment aims to advance accessible and scalable candidate interventions into clinical trials within 10 years.
More Conversations from USCA: HHS HIV Leaders Discuss Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America
9-5-2019The opening plenary session at 2019 USCA featured conversations with several leaders from HHS about Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America.
NIH Bolsters Funding for HIV Implementation Research in High-Burden U.S. Areas
9-5-2019NIH has awarded approximately $11.3 million to 23 institutions across the United States to collaborate with community partners to develop plans.
Video Conversations from the 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS this Week
9-4-2019The 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS takes place this week in Washington, DC. HIV.gov will be sharing video conversations on both Facebook and Twitter.