CALL FOR ACTION:
PrEP and the US AIDS Epidemic.

Want to learn more about a potentially effective new HIV prevention strategy? The PrEP Committee has created this simple fact sheet to answer your questions.   Read more.

Prezista granted
expanded approval.

Having shown impressive results from three large studies, the newest protease inhibitor, Prezista, receives an expanded approval by the FDA for use in first line therapy.   Read more.

Nipple shield may prevent
HIV transmission.

Efforts to reduce HIV transmission from breastfeeding got a boost this month from an engineer who created a device called an HIV nipple shield. This new device was fashioned by a team of students headed by chemical engineer Stephen Gerrard.   Read more.

Project Inform reports back
from the ICAAC/IDSA in WDC.

This year's special joint meeting convened many international scientists and researchers on microbiology and therapeutic agents. Project Inform was on hand to report back with the latest news in HIV treatment.   Read more.

Project Inform calls on next President to create a National AIDS Strategy.

Project Inform continues its leadership role in coalition with dozens more organizations who are calling on the next President's role to effectively end the epidemic in the US.   Read more.

Scientists unravel potential
target for new therapy.

A USC team of scientists has created a molecular model of a human protein that may lead to treatments for HIV disease. Though it has been known since 2002, the enzyme, APOBEC3G, shows anti-HIV properties and this new model may lead to the development of new therapies.   Read more.

Runway reigned center stage
at this year's Evening of Hope.

On October 15, Project Inform put on a festive evening of fun and fashion for more than 300 of its suppoers. Get the full recap here.   Read more.