NIH supports implementation research on adolescent HIV prevention and care in resource-constrained countries, developing scalable models that can improve outcomes in the United States.
NIH supports large-scale implementation research to improve adoption and reach of evidence-based HIV prevention, treatment, and care in U.S. communities significantly impacted by HIV.
NIH supports a research consortium integrating real-world data and advanced analytics to study HIV outcomes and evaluate strategies to improve prevention, treatment, and care.
This program supports collaborative, real-world trials that test how to implement effective HIV prevention and treatment across populations and care settings.
This grant funds development and integration of human-based research methods and supports high-quality animal models to advance HIV/AIDS research while reducing animal use where possible.
Gilead Sciences' Community-Based Participatory Research grant funds community-led HIV research to improve prevention, care, and outcomes in Australia, Canada, and Europe.