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HIV researcher at Rush awarded grant from Doris Duke Foundation

Published in AIDS Weekly, October 6th, 2003

The Doris Duke Foundation has awarded a 2-year, $200,000 grant to immunologist Alan Landay, PhD, from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.

The grant allows Landay and his international team of researchers to test three different assays to determine which best assesses CD4 cell counts in HIV-positive patients in rural or underdeveloped countries.

Landay said one of the big problems facing underdeveloped countries is finding a test that can tell physicians or public health care workers when an HIV-positive patient's CD4 cell count falls under 200, which is when the patient needs antiviral therapy.

For this study, Landay's team...

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