The Galkin Lecture on HIV and Aging, presented by Carrie D. Johnston, MD, MS, from the Weill Cornell Medicine Division of Infectious Disease, explores the intersection of two critical health issues—HIV and the aging process.

The Inter-CFAR Substance Use Research Community (I-SURC) connects researchers from the fields of substance use and HIV across the CFARs to create research synergies, innovations and new capacities.

The goal of the C-CERC is to enhance HIV education, prevention, treatment, and research activities that adequately respond to the interests and needs of our community member.

The Providence-Boston Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) is currently leading an international education and capacity-building program on HIV in Pakistan. CFAR is partnering with several organizations for its 2021-2022 project, “HIV Awareness, Prevention, and Education Project in Pakistan.”

The mission of the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) Network is to cure HIV and reduce the burden of disease due to HIV infection and its complications, including tuberculosis and viral hepatitis.

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