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NIH had a broad presence at the 25th International AIDS Conference, or AIDS 2024. The NIH Office of AIDS Research and partners across NIH participated in several sessions and presented new discoveries in HIV science. Leadership from OAR and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases held an “Ask the Experts” session, giving attendees an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the NIH HIV research program. Learn about on-site NIH activities.
Each year, OAR develops an NIH HIV/AIDS Professional Judgment Budget. This important, legislatively mandated budget document highlights accomplishments in HIV research during the previous year and estimates the amount of additional funds needed to advance research in specific high-priority areas. Read more.
The 66th OAR Advisory Council meeting featured a presentation from Francisco Ruiz, M.S., new Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy; information on the fiscal year 2026-2030 NIH Strategic Plan for HIV and HIV-Related Research; and a discussion on perinatal HIV transmission. Read more.
Alongside NIH partners, OAR encourages HIV research grant applications that focus on the health of women. Read more.
