UC San Diego researchers receive $5.6 million grant to test if they can keep high-risk individuals from becoming infected with virus that causes AIDS
Last year marked the 30th anniversary of the first clinical reports of AIDS, a then-mysterious and invariably fatal disease. Patients diagnosed with an HIV infection faced a looming death sentence. Most had just months to live…. Read the full story from the UCSD Newsroom
One of three UC campuses in the project, UC San Diego will receive $5.6 million over four years. The lead investigator for UC San Diego is Dr. Richard Haubrich, professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases and Antiviral Research Center.
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