Ponce Clinical Research Site HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit
The Ponce de Leon Center (Ponce) Clinical Research Site (CRS) conducts HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials among HIV-infected and at-risk adolescents and adults.
About Us
The Ponce CRS, one of the four clinical research sites of the Emory-CDC HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit, is part of the Ponce De Leon Center, an HIV care clinic within the Grady Health System that serves diverse and underrepresented minority populations.
The unit is also a part of the Emory Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) Clinical Research Core, a research group within Emory University that conducts NIH-funded HIV/AIDS research.
Research News
In July 2020, REPRIEVE held its first-ever Virtual Meeting with nearly 300 virtual attendees! Attendees heard a keynote presentation from Dr. Sandra Wanger Cordoso on HIV and CVD risk in Brazil, and 3 additional presentations from REPRIEVE Co-Investigators Dr. Kristine Erlandson, Dr. Turner Overton, and Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum. Presenters discussed their findings from their respective manuscripts in the JID supplement.
Other News of Interest
- HPTN-COVID-19-resource-center
- HPTN 083 Study Demonstrates Superiority of Cabotegravir for the Prevention of HIV
- Understanding the spread of HIV in women in the south (AJC)
- Half Of Atlanta’s Newly Diagnosed HIV Patients Have AIDS, Grady Testing Finds (WABE)
- Atlanta ranked No. 1 city for new HIV/AIDS cases (ADW)
