Innovations December 2024

The Second Berlin Patient

Prof. Christian Gaebler of Charité–Universitäts-medizin Berlin has reported on the seventh case of a probable HIV cure.

Fighting for Equality in Nepal

Manisha Dhakal, a LGBTQI+ and HIV activist in Nepal, is honored by The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation and amfAR for her advocacy.

Two Diseases, One Response

As HIV and HPV are overlapping conditions, amfAR argues for ways to address the prevention, testing, and treatment of the diseases together in a new policy brief.

Timing Is Everything

Researchers study early treatment and the timing of targeting the HIV reservoir in order to understand how to cure AIDS.

amfAR CEO Kevin Robert Frost introduces the new issue of Innovations.

PURPOSE 2 study results show that a twice-yearly injectable HIV antiretroviral, lenacapavir, is highly effective as PrEP among MSM, transgender women and men who have sex with men, and others.

At a White House Cancer Moonshot meeting, amfAR CEO Kevin Robert Frost shared how HIV funding strategies might work for global cancer initiatives.

New global update from UNAIDS highlights progress but warns countries need to stay on track to end AIDS.

Plaudits at the International AIDS Conference for amfAR’s Greg Millett and Annette Sohn, and for the RISE Study, co-sponsored by amfAR.

amfAR’s TREAT Asia think tank participants highlight the clinical, research, and policy needs of women living with and at risk of HIV.

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