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The UNC Center for AIDS Research International Core’s Director Jeff Stringer shifted his focus to women’s health after a transformative experience during his medical training in the 1990s. Dr. Stringer is a leader in global women’s health, heading a team that addresses issues like birth outcomes and HIV prevention worldwide. He...

Rahima Benhabbour, PhD, a biomedical engineering professor at NC State University and UNC-Chapel Hill, is leading a groundbreaking effort to revolutionize women’s health. She is developing the AnelleO PRO, the first 3D-printed intravaginal ring that offers a self-administered, controlled release of progesterone to treat infertility. Unlike traditional methods that require...

The Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases and UNC Global Women’s Health have announced the first two PhD graduates from the UNC-UNZA-Wits Partnership for HIV and Women’s Reproductive Health Training Program. This program, led by co-principal investigators Dr. Carla Chibwesha, an associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology and Dr....

Researchers Dr. Vivian Go and Dr. Bill Miller from the UNC Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) are conducting multiple clinical trials in Vietnam to prevent HIV spread and support people living with HIV. Dr. Go, a professor in health behavior, and Dr. Miller, a professor in epidemiology, focus on HIV...

Hallie Stallings, a junior majoring in public policy with minors in education and African Studies, took one of her most memorable courses last spring, Public Health 420: The HIV/AIDS Course, taught by Dr. Ronald Strauss, Director of Office of Community Engagement within the UNC CFAR. The course explored HIV/AIDS from...

    The UNC CFAR would like to invite you to the 26th annual World AIDS Day Symposium. Please see the details, speakers, and agenda below. The Symposium will start with breakfast available at 8:30am and will have refreshments during the 10:45am break. Speakers and Agenda: 9:15am – 9:30am Welcome...

As the UNC CFAR prepares for our competitive renewal, there are name changes that have happened within our cores. In the past few years, the NIH has increased support for research that enhances the implementation science knowledge base needed for Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) initiative. Due to this, the...