ATN Operations and Collaborations Center for HIV/AIDS Interventions in adolescence and young adults

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What this research studies

This grant supports the Adolescent Medicine Trials Network (ATN) to develop and run innovative behavioral, community-based, translational, therapeutic, microbicide, and vaccine trials for ages 13-24, with emphasis on including minors. The work is centered at the SMSC in Memphis and involves collaboration with local health departments, schools, and community organizations to bring trials to youth where they live and learn. It includes clinical trial development, local laboratory capacity, and investigational pharmacy support, coordinated by the ATN Operations and Collaborations Center. The aim is to address public health issues facing adolescents and to translate findings into real-world interventions for HIV prevention and care.

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Where this research is happening

• Westat, INC.
  Bethesda, United States Active

Researchers

• Principal investigator: Gaur, Aditya H — Westat, INC.
• Study coordinator: Gaur, Aditya H

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About this research

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