Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS)

Making Connections: HIV, Hepatitis, & TB

CAPS researchers will be taking part in a UCLA-sponsored conference focused on integrating HIV, hepatitis, and tuberculosis prevention services among substance-using populations.

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CAPS examines HIV budget cuts' impact

A new article from HealthyCal.org about the challenges facing California HIV service delivery references a document authored by CAPS researchers and others examining the impact of HIV-related state budget cuts.

Enhancing treatment adherence in India

An innovative new CAPS project headed by Dr. Maria Ekstrand explores culturally effective ways to enhance HIV treatment adherence in South India, where few interventions of this kind have been tested.

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Exploring How Gay Men Adapt

An article in Sociological Perspectives by sociologist Don Barrett and CAPS statistician Lance Pollack looks at the different ways gay men adapt to living in a mainly heterosexual world, findings that have relevance for HIV prevention.

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New CAPS Research Awards

CAPS researchers were recently awarded five new grants to further the study of HIV prevention and treatment adherence, provide evaluation and technical assistance, and fund the CAPS center itself.

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