This annual observance is a day to recognize and thank the thousands of volunteers, community members, health professionals, and scientists who are working together to find a safe and effective HIV vaccine. It is also a day to educate our communities about the importance of preventive HIV vaccine research.
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This year’s theme is “Saving face can't make you safe. Talk about HIV--for me, for you, for everyone” which features various resources including a media campaign to end the silence and shame surrounding HIV/AIDS in API communities.
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Dr. Paul Volberding, Professor of Medicine at UCSF, has recently been appointed Director of the AIDS Research Institute (ARI) and Director of Research of UCSF's Global Health Sciences. Dr. Volberding established the Positive Health Program at San Francisco General Hospital, a model for AIDS patient care, research, and professional education and served as its director for 20 years.
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Elise Riley and her team at the UCSF Department of Medicine recently published a PLoS ONE research article on their work with homeless and unstably housed HIV+ men. The research, conducted at the Tenderloin Clinical Research Center, has also received widespread press coverage, including in the SF Chronicle.
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The CAPS TIE Core has published a new fact sheet, authored by Dr. Gabriel Galindo, focusing on the HIV prevention needs of Latino gay men.
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CAPS researchers collaborated with the CDC to publish a comprehensive package of evaluation materials that can help determine the effect that expanded HIV screening has on patient attitudes toward HIV testing.
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