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The HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies is a multidisciplinary research center that investigates the behavioral causes and consequences of HIV/AIDS. We focus on the intersections of HIV infection, gender, and sexuality; treatment strategies for infected populations; and innovative dissemination of scientific findings.
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The HIV Center has begun a series of new
activities in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and beyond to
partner with HIV behavioral scientists from
throughout the Middle East and North Africa to intervene in a region that,
for now, has a comparatively low HIV prevalence rate.
The
Healthy Living Project, a program designed and
evaluated by the HIV Center, has been chosen by the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),
for inclusion in The 2008 Compendium of
Evidence-based HIV Prevention Interventions. 
From
perinatally infected youths moving towards
adulthood, to HIV prevention and treatment in South
Africa, to HIV-based home testing:
newly funded research projects at the HIV Center are
extending existing existing lines of investigation
while also launching new avenues of inquiry. 