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5 simple steps to help you understand those attention-grabbing articles and headlines.
Don’t believe the hyped-up headlines. In a world with so little knowledge about the virus, it’s paramount that we get the good news out there to the community. But we need more effective translators who can help us understand where we REALLY are in regards to finding a cure.
A Valentine's Day research message from our University of Washington AIDS Clinical Trials Unit in Seattle!
Don't forget today's event in Seattle with the only person cured of HIV Timothy Ray Brown and an introduction to cure researchers from defeatHIV. The main event is at 6 p.m. PDT at Pigott Auditorium at Seattle University. There will also be two special visits arranged to two organizations that assist people living with HIV including: 11:30 a.m. PDT lunch at Lifelong AIDS Alliance 2 p.m. PDT afternoon tea and cookies at our ACTG site at the Madison Clinic/ACTU.
Today is the deadline for registation to a scientific forum about cure research being organized by our staff at the Univ. of Washington Seattle, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and defeatHIV. This forum will present scientific data from defeatHIV researchers including Fred Hutch’s Drs. Keith Jerome and Hans-Peter Kiem, and industry partners and collaborators actively involved in HIV cure efforts on how progress in the lab is being translated into clinical studies. Timothy Ray Brown also will be participating in the day’s agenda. Click to register!
The latest edition of Minority Nurse features our JoAnn Kuruc, MSN, RN, and David Margolis, MD, from our UNC Chapel Hill site talking about HIV reservoir and eradication research.
Our Dr. Paul Sax's op-ed How An AIDS Specialist Read Recent News Of A ‘Breakthrough’
Check out this video with New York Times' science and health reporter Donald McNeil talking about all the claims of an HIV "cure" and the importance of frequent testing and early treatment.
