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International Research Initiative Launched
Published in AIDS Weekly, December 18th, 2000
While continuing its commitment to research addressing the HIV/AIDS in the U.S., the PACTG is expanding its efforts to address the global HIV epidemic by establishing long-term relationships with partner sites in mid-developed countries. Research conducted at the international sites will contribute to the research agenda related to the prevention of mother-to-infant transmission and to prolonging and enhancing the lives of women, children, and youth affected by HIV and AIDS. ...
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