About Clinical Research
This section provides background information about the clinical trials process and what to expect when you volunteer to participate in a clinical trial. Here, you'll find answers to frequently asked questions about clinical trials and also suggestions for where to find more information.

Listing of HIV Trials
This is a listing of clinical trials for HIV that are actively recruiting patients in the U.S. and internationally. Use this listing to search for clinical trials by geographic region. Please check back regularly, since this database is updated daily.

Listing of Studies at the National Institutes of Health
This listing includes government-funded clinical research studies being conducted by the various National Institutes of Health.

Email Notification Service
Register your email address to be notified when new HIV trials are posted to the database.

FDA Drug Approvals
This is a comprehensive listing of drugs that have recently been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The drugs are organized by therapeutic area.

Immunology/Infectious Disease Research Centers
This directory provides detailed profiles of hundreds of clinical research centers specializing in immunology and infectious disease research. Research centers are organized geographically by state, city and center name.

New Medical Therapies (NMT) Trial Results
NMT Weekly Trial Results database is designed to provide easy access to information about the results of recently completed and ongoing clinical trials and is based on published materials from medical conferences and journals and from company reports. The clinical trial result summaries typically include the name and phase of the new therapy, the company sponsoring the research, a description of the trial design, and information on how well the drug has performed.

Patient Bookstore
Contains a variety of reports, brochures and publications that patients and their advocates can use to learn more about the clinical trials industry and how to identify and volunteer for clinical trials.