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3MT winner dedicates award to research labA student who is working with an international team of researchers to understand the link between a birth control drug and HIV infection impressed a prestigious panel of judges at the eighth annual University of Manitoba Three Minute Thesis finals on June 3, 2020, winning first place and taking home the Dr. Archie McNichol Prize. The competition had been delayed following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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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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