PhD student champions youth participation on global health stage
Rady HIV-AIDS researcher, educator receives inaugural postdoc fellowship in memory of AIDS trailblazer
UM receives $57 million for vaccine and biomedical research and infrastructure
40th Anniversary: Collaboration with University of Nairobi
Aspirin Project
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Grand Challenges CanadaSome rare individuals are resistant to HIV infection; their immune system have a phenotype called immune quiescence (IQ). We propose to induce IQ in highly susceptible women by using low cost anti-inflammatory drugs to reduce HIV incidence by 30%. This project is a recipient of the Stars in Global Health Phase I award. For more information, click here.
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