Research at the HIV Center is conducted through approximately 50 individual studies involving more than 100 investigators from disciplines including psychology, psychiatry, public health, anthropology, sociology, and social work. Particular emphasis is placed on issues relating to women and gender roles, human sexuality, children and families, and the mental health dimensions of HIV/AIDS. The list below, organized into seven major areas of study, includes both current active studies as well as recently concluded studies that are still producing research findings.

 

Gender-Specific Interventions for Women and their Male Partners

Sexual Risk in the Context of Same-Sex Behavior

Medical Adherence and Coping with the Consequences of HIV Infection

Children and Adolescents

Mental Health and Mental Illness

Basic Studies in Development of Gender and Sexuality

Ethics, Policy and Society

International Research Projects

HIV Center Pilot Studies