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End of SearcHIV Grant

2019 July 1

The searcHIV project was completed on May 31st, 2019. Even though the grant has ended, many of the ideas and activities will move forward. We started this project with the intention of exploring HIV cure research in the United States, … Read more

CROI 2017 Community HIV Cure Research Workshop Highlights

2017 February 15

By Karine Dubé  Every year, before the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infectious (CROI), HIV treatment and cure advocates gather to discuss updates around HIV cure science. Highlights from the CROI 2017 Community HIV Cure Research Workshop are below. Maureen … Read more

Leprosy Cures and Patients’ Expectations

2016 December 19

by Dr. Raul Necochea & Dr. Adam Gilbertson, Dept. of Social Medicine, UNC School of Medicine Cure research has long raised and troubled the expectations of people afflicted by infectious diseases. Prior to the 1940s, Hansen’s disease (leprosy) was an … Read more

#2BeatHIV World AIDS Day News Coverage

2015 December 18

The local Raleigh-based news source, The News and Observer, recently published an article about the then-upcoming December 1 World AIDS Day activities being hosted in Durham. A section of the searcHIV project, #2BeatHIV, was in attendance and hosted a celebration … Read more

7th International HIV Persistence Workshop in Miami, FL

2015 December 14

By Karine Dubé The 7th International HIV Persistence Workshop on during Therapy occurred in Miami from December 8 – 11, 2015. This meeting started occurring bi-annually in 2003 and historically has been centered on HIV reservoirs. HIV reservoirs had been described … Read more

Towards Multidisciplinary HIV Cure Research

2015 December 3

by Joseph D. Tucker, searcHIV co-PI HIV cure research is moving forward around the world, increasing the need for a comprehensive research agenda that goes beyond clinical and basic science fields. This urgent need motivated the International AIDS Society to … Read more