VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED.
SUPPORTERS ARE TOO.
The HIV Research Section is a grant-funded research unit affiliated with the SF Department of Public Health. Our mission, since the beginning of the epidemic, has to develop interventions that reduce the impact of HIV and AIDS locally and globally.
None of our groundbreaking studies can be completed without leadership, input, and support from community members. Anyone can get involved as a study volunteer, a community advisory group member, or as a knowledgeable advocate and supporter.
Project T Study Announced:
Tenofovir Microbicide results announced at the International Conference on AIDS in Vienna.
Join us, in partnership with STOP AIDS,
for a forum to learn more about these
results on Wednesday, August 11th at
6:30pm at the Bank of America
Community Room, 501 Castro St., 2nd floor.
OPEN TRIALS
SF is Ready: An HIV vaccine might be the best hope for ending the HIV epidemic.
Unity: UNITY is the largest-ever nationwide study that is collaborating with black men and trans people to impact HIV/AIDS.
The Strand Study: To support PrEP studies, the Strand Study is measuring levels of tenofovir in hair.
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