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Lauren Sterling
Associate Director, UCSF-Bay Area CFAR
Diverse, targeted, opportunities for research funding beyond the CFAR Developmental Core programs sometimes emerge from NIH and other funders. For these programs, the UCSF-Bay Area CFAR serves as the grant administrator.
Past Supplemental programs include:
- Monkeypox Rapid Response Pilot Grant (2022)
- Ending the HIV Epidemic Supplements (2022)
- Ending the HIV Epidemic Supplements (2021)
- Ending the HIV Epidemic Supplements (2020)
- CFAR Administrative Supplements in HIV/AIDS (2020)
- UCSF COVID-19 Rapid Response Pilot Grant (2020)
- CFAR Administrative Supplements in HIV/AIDS (2019)
- CFAR Administrative Supplements in HIV/AIDS (2018)
- Implementation Science Scholar Award (2017)
- Immune-Based Strategies for HIV Cure Research (2014)
- PEPFAR (2014)
- Creative and Novel Ideas in HIV Research (CNIHR) (2013)
- HIV Coinfection (2013)
- HIV and Malignancies/Other Supplements (2009 - 2010)
- Outside the Box AIDS Vaccine Award (2009)
- Fogarty Award (2002 - 2009)
Previous CFAR Developmental Core award programs include:
- Pilot Award (1994 - 2017)
- Basic Science Award (1994 - 2016)
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Evaluation of Monkeypox natural history among MSM living with HIV or currently on PrEP in San Francisco
Evaluation of Monkeypox natural history among MSM living with HIV or currently on PrEP in San Francisco
Abstract
In this study, we will develop a retrospective cohort and the cross-sectional study will be through a collaborative effort between SFDPH and UCSF, leveraging their clinical and research resources to evaluate the natural history and immunologic response of MSM who have been diagnosed with MPOX or vaccinated during the recent global outbreak.