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Introduction
A major component of the AIDS Community Research Initiative of America's (ACRIA) mission is to conduct research aimed at improving the healthcare of people living with HIV/AIDS and which will contribute to reductions in new HIV infections. Since 1991, ACRIA has had productive collaborations with prominent researchers, physicians and community-based clinics across the United States to conduct innovative protocols in pursuit of this mission. In addition to the over half dozen drugs that we've worked on to receive FDA approval, ACRIA has sponsored ground breaking independent research on such vital areas as side effects management for antiretroviral medications so that patients can better tolerate and maintain critical drug regimens. ACRIA's medical research agenda has adapted over the years to pursue behavioral and epidemiology questions as well.
To learn more about our research activities, select the Current ACRIA Studies link at left. We can also keep you informed of new research protocols as they are developed. To sign up for this service, fill out the Priority Notification Program form on this web site and either submit it to us electronically or print it out and mail it to ACRIA, 230 W. 38th Street, 17th Floor, New York NY 10018. To learn more about what clinical trials are, read our brochure Clinical Trials Explained.
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