AIDS Research Alliance is pleased to announce that Dr. W. David Hardy, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and formerly the Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, has officially accepted the role of Chairman of the Board of AIDS Research Alliance.
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Hear from our CEO Carolyn Carlburg why we need a cure for HIV/AIDS - now, more than ever.
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My name is John-Paul Valdez, and I am HIV positive.
When I was first diagnosed with HIV, there was only one available anti-HIV drug and almost no clinical trials being offered. My doctors advised me to “get my affairs in order” because my T-cell count was so low that I had developed nearly a dozen different opportunistic infections.
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It is still happening: Americans are dying of AIDS.
Just two weeks ago, we at AIDS Research Alliance received a business-sized envelope, posted with an “Equality Forever” stamp, and hand-addressed to our office. Inside was a birthday card that we had sent to one of our clinical trial volunteers - Kenneth Lee Zabel, and folded with it was a printout of his obituary:
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Has it happened again? Two men, after receiving stem cell transplants, are showing undetectable levels of HIV.
In 2008, the “Berlin patient,” Timothy Ray Brown, became the first person in the history of this disease to be reported cured of HIV. Brown became HIV-positive in 1996. In 2006, he discovered that he had leukemia. His doctor, Gero Hutter, performed a blood stem cell transplant to treat the leukemia, using cells from a donor who had a rare genetic...
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