Spring 2012
The Beginning of the End of AIDS?
"From the outset, AIDS evoked and exposed both the best and the worst in the human condition: on the one side, fear, bigotry, stigma, distrust, hatred, and despair; and on the other side, love, compassion, caring, trust, community, and hope." Continue... Using HIV Viral Load to Guide Treatment-for-Prevention Interventions
In a paper published in the March issue of Current Opinion in HIV & AIDS, HAI researchers Max Essex and Vlad Novitsky provide evidence that HIV-1 RNA load can guide treatment-for-prevention interventions to slow the AIDS epidemic. Continue... Q & A with Jacques Pepin
In his book, The Origin of AIDS, Dr. Jacques Pepin looks back at the events that triggered the emergence of HIV/AIDS in Africa and its subsequent development into a modern pandemic. Continue...
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Profile: Molly Pretorius Holme
It was in a medical anthropology class at Mt. Holyoke College that Molly Holme began asking the kind of questions that influence her work at the Harvard AIDS Initiative (HAI). Continue... Excerpt from The Genome Generation
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