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Written by Kaitlin Blackstone

Agency: NIH

Agency Award Number: F31 DA035708

This study aims to examine a targeted remediation technique in order to improve quality of life and reduce the economic burden associated with declines in daily functioning (e.g., unemployment) in persons living with HIV who use methamphetamine.

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Written by Steven P. Woods, Psy.D.

Agency: NIH
Agency Award Number: R21 MH098607

Currently in the absence of clinical or research tools to detect the nature or extent of problems surrounding use of the Internet in the context of managing daily affairs, this study takes an important first step in determining whether Internet technology can be used to more accurately and effectively determine the “real world” impact of HIV infection by developing web-based tests of household shopping, financial management, and route-finding

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Written by David M. Smith, M.D.

Agency: NIH/NIMH

Agency Award Number: R01MH083552

To characterize and compare the burden of HIV associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND) occurring among individuals living in Brazil, China, India, Romania and the United States, and to evaluate the neurovirulent and neurotropic genotypic determinants between subtypes.

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Written by Scott Letendre, M.D.

Agency: NIH/NIN/Washington University
Agency Award Number: U01NS032228

A subcontract to Washington University to maintain an effective collaborative clinical study group dedicated to the study of HIV-associated neurologic disease.