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Clinical trials and research at Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe

• 9NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (9)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Air pollution and heat effects on pregnant women and young children in Zimbabwe

  This project will look at how air pollution and unusually hot weather affect the health of pregnant women, newborns, and children under 11 in Zimbabwe.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11397924

• Air pollution and heat effects on pregnant women, newborns, and children in sub‑Saharan Africa

  This project looks at how air pollution and high temperatures affect the health of pregnant women, newborns, and children up to age 11 in sub‑Saharan Africa.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11397921

• Pharmacy-based PrEP to help women stay on HIV prevention in Zimbabwe

  A new, patient-friendly trial tests whether letting women get PrEP refills from local pharmacies helps them stay on prevention more reliably and cost-effectively.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11391666

• Pharmacy-based PrEP to help women at high HIV risk stay on PrEP in Zimbabwe

  A large randomized trial will test whether letting women get PrEP refills from local pharmacies, with support, helps them stay on PrEP and use it effectively.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11366961

• How air pollution and heat affect pregnant women, newborns, and young children in sub‑Saharan Africa

  This project looks at how air pollution and heat impact the health of pregnant women, newborns, and children under 11 in parts of sub‑Saharan Africa.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11179193

• Pharmacy-based PrEP to help women stay on PrEP in Zimbabwe

  A study tests whether letting women at high risk obtain PrEP refills through local pharmacies, with small incentives, helps them stay on PrEP longer and more cost-effectively.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11169415

• The impact of landscape fire smoke on birth outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa

  This study looks at how smoke from fires in fields might affect pregnancy and the health of babies in Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to understand if this smoke is linked to issues like low birth weight and early births, so we can help improve health for moms and their little ones.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-11128848

• Understanding how air quality affects the health of mothers and children in sub-Saharan Africa

  This study looks at how air pollution and heat during pregnancy can affect the health of mothers and their babies in sub-Saharan Africa, especially for those who are most at risk, to help improve health care and support for these families.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-10928732

• Improving access to HIV prevention for young women selling sex in Zimbabwe

  This study is working to make it easier for young women who sell sex in Zimbabwe to get and keep using PrEP, a medication that helps prevent HIV, by providing them with personalized support to overcome challenges like stigma and lack of resources.

  NIH research Centre/sexual Hlth/hiv Aid Res/zimbabwe · Harare, Zimbabwe · NIH-10704134

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