Links to Other HIV and AIDS Sites

Here are a few links to other AIDS sites which you may find helpful. Each of these sites contains links to other sites as well. The internet has many sites filled with information about HIV and AIDS. Some sites are excellent, and some sites may have information that may not be as accurate as other sites. The following sites contain information that most experts in HIV and AIDS would agree is reasonable. However, as you browse through the internet, we nor anyone else can assure you that the information you find is accurate. It is always recommended that you discuss the information you find with your doctor.

NIAID -- The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, which sponsors and funds most of the AIDS research conducted in the United States. Like the National Cancer Intstitute, NIAID is part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The NIH is part of the U.S. government's Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). NIH is comprised of 24 institutes, centers, and divisions. It has 75 buildings on more than 300 acres on its main campus in Bethesda, Maryland, just outside of Washington, DC. The mission of the NIH is to acquire new knowledge that will help prevent, detect, diagnose, and treat human disease and disability.

The Body -- A multimedia site filled with basic information important to people concerned about HIV infection and AIDS. Information about drugs, clinical trials, and how to protect yourself from HIV infection can be found here.

HIV Insite -- This site is maintained by the University of California, San Francisco, and contains extensive medical information on HIV infection and AIDS. It also has information on social issues, prevention, community resources, and where to find help.

AIDS Oncology Resources of the NCI This site is maintained by the Cancer Treatment and Evaluation Program of the National Cancer Institute. It provides links to information on clinical trials for AIDS-related malignancies which are being conducted throughout the United States. Other useful information found on this page includes an AIDS Oncology Handbook, and links to the National AIDS Malignancy Conference Program and abstracts.

National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project This site provides summary information from AIDS related conferences, drugs available by exapanded access programs, and newletters on evolving drugs and treatment strategies. A very helpful site for keeping up with an evolving field.

Other sites for pediatric clinical trials information
PACTG
ACTIS
AIDS treatment Data Network

Other pediatric HIV sites
Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Pediatric HIV/AIDS Links