
Congratulations to Drs. Brad Hare and Mallory Johnson, elected by their peers to serve as at-large members of the ARI's executive board.
It is with great pleasure and pride that we announce the winner of the 2007 Sarlo Award for Teaching Excellence—Toby Maurer,
MD—and the new ARI Award for Outstanding Mentoring—David Bangsberg, MD, MPH. Congratulations to both!
Sarlo Award details
Mentor Award details
Two papers by Dr. David Bangsberg’s group were selected by the Lancet as among the 23 most important
papers in medicine published in 2006. One paper compares adherence to HIV medications in sub-Saharan Africa and North America;
the other looks at survival rates of those on therapy in low-income versus high-income countries.
Lancet story
The ARI is now recruiting a team to participate in the 560-mile Empire State AIDS Ride August 10–16, 2008, to benefit the ARI's Breakthrough Fund.
Read more.
“You’re going to learn the most from people who survive an infection.” That’s what Jay Levy’s mentors told him as he trained in virology long before he co-discovered HIV in 1983. Within in a year of that discovery, an HIV/AIDS “survivor” walked through the door of Levy’s clinic at UCSF.
Read more.
Recently featured programs:
ASPIRE
Laboratory of Clinical Virology
Int'l HIV/AIDS Nursing Center
Pacific AETC
Family Treatment Fund
If you would like to promote a program, service, or event of interest to the UCSF HIV/AIDS research community, please contact us for consideration of your posting via ARI's web site and email list.
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