new approaches to developing vaccines and other means of preventing HIV.
translational and clinical research through our laboratories in the U.S., India, and the U.K.
in-country for researching vaccine candidates while strengthening local public health and scientific expertise.
with industry and enlist biopharma product development skills to develop innovative products tailored to target populations.
IAVI’s resources with other innovators to help the HIV community as a whole succeed.
IAVI’s core capabilities to solving disease prevention and treatment challenges.

The issue was inspired by the elegant science being produced by scientists in Africa and the scientific capacity being built via IAVI’s ADVANCE program.

IAVI recognizes USAID and the American people for their unwavering support of the development of safe, effective, accessible, preventive HIV vaccines and biomedical prevention products for use throughout the world.

Phase I Trial to Evaluate Safety and Immunogenicity of Engineered Envelope Protein

World TB Day falls on March 24 each year. It marks the day in 1882 when Robert Koch announced that he had identified the cause of TB.

First-in-human clinical trial results of IAVI A003 study published in The Lancet HIV

Women living in Kenya and South Africa describe the cultural and economic barriers to HIV prevention.
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