NIH Grants
Women's Interagency HIV Study
Published in Women's Health Weekly, November 25th, 1996
Amount: $2,027,697 per year. Grant Expires: This Fiscal Year. Project Number: 5 U01 AI34994-04. Principal Investigator: Mary A. Young. Performing Organization: Georgetown University. Abstract: "Under the guidance of Mary A. Young, M.D., and Georgetown University Medical Center (GU) the following organizations propose to join GU in becoming a CDC-NIAID WIHS study site: Howard University Medical Center, Whitman-Walker Clinic, Montgomery County Health Department and Inova Health System of Northern Virginia. The DC Metropolitan Consortium sites will enroll 360 HIV infected women and 90 high-risk HIV negative women during the first...
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