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The Population Council identifies sustainable and cost-effective responses to the HIV pandemic, especially for the hardest-hit regions of the world. Major biomedical initiatives include studying the role of the immune system in the spread of HIV and developing microbicides to prevent sexual transmission of infection. Social science and public health researchers identify best practices for providing cost-effective treatment, care, and support of persons affected by HIV and AIDS; addressing stigma and discrimination; preventing transmission; and reducing the consequences of the pandemic.

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26 June 2008


 

   

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Population Council senior scientist Marc Goldstein will head a study of a new male circumcision device for HIV prevention. (more)

"Has the HIV epidemic peaked?" The Council's John Bongaarts is the lead author of a newly published analysis finding that the HIV epidemic has reached a major turning point over the past decade. (more)

Council associate Scott Geibel organized a May 2008 meeting co-hosted by the Kenya National AIDS Control Council and the Population Council to review the status of research and evidence about HIV and men who have sex with men in Africa. (offsite link)

Results of the Phase 3 trial of the Population Council's candidate microbicide, Carraguard®, have been announced. (more)

The Council has a Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Consultant  Database. Consultants are invited to upload their employment and contact information to be considered for short- and long-term technical assignments. (more)

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