Fogarty Award

From 2002 through 2009 the UCSF-GIVI CFAR collaborated with the Fogarty International Scientist Training Program at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health to support new investigators in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Our current International Mentored Scientist Award Program is designed to fund similar activities.

22 Awards

Year

Award type

Award	Recipient	Award date	Award Type
Training in Clinical Research: Minimizing HIV Infection of the Blood Supply in Resource-Limited Countries	Edward Murphy, MD, MPH	Spring 2009	Fogarty Award
Enhancement of clinical research and data analysis skills for the analysis of the effects of women's HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and testing status on their infant feeding intentions and practices.	Janet Turan, PhD, MPH	Spring 2009	Fogarty Award
Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection Training and Research, Brazil	Doug Nixon, MD, PhD	Fall 2008	Fogarty Award
Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection; A Training and Research Proposal for Raphaella Groulart de Souza Vieira	Doug Nixon, MD, PhD	Fall 2008	Fogarty Award
Immunologic Profile in Acute HCX Infection in HIV-1 Infected Subjects Training and Research - Brazil	Doug Nixon, MD, PhD	2006	Fogarty Award
Cross Section and Prospective Analysis of Genetic Polymorphisms Associated with Slow and Rapid HIV Disease Progression in Mbarara, Uganda	Mike McCune, MD, PhD	2005	Fogarty Award
Training in Prospective Studies in Access to Antiretroviral Therapy in Uganda	Judy Hahn, PhD, MA	2005	Fogarty Award
The Role of Regulatory T cells in HIV-1/HTLV-1 Co-infection Subjects: Training and Research	Doug Nixon, MD, PhD	2005	Fogarty Award
HIV Prevention Following Sexual Assault in Africa: Further Training, Research and Service Delivery	Michelle Roland, MD	2005	Fogarty Award
Impact of HAART on Contraceptive Practices in Women Attending the HIV Clinic at Mbarara Hospital, Uganda	David Bangsberg, MD, MPH	Fall 2004	Fogarty Award
Preliminary Study to Consider the Effects of Subsidies on Health, Healthcare Utilization and Risk Behavior of the HIV-infected Homeless and Marginally Housed	Elise Riley, PhD	Spring 2004	Fogarty Award
Observational Cohort Design and Management to Study HIV Treatment Outcomes in Mbarara, Uganda	David Bangsberg, MD, MPH	Fall 2003	Fogarty Award
Pharmacokinetics of a Generic Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV+ Patients in Uganda	David Bangsberg, MD, MPH	Fall 2003	Fogarty Award
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda	David Bangsberg, MD, MPH	Fall 2002	Fogarty Award
Training an African Physician in the Delivery and Evaluation of Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) in South African Rape Survivors	Michelle Roland, MD	2002	Fogarty Award
AIDS Research Training and Collaborative Research in Zimbabwe	Jody Lawrence, MD	Fall 2002	Fogarty Award
UCSF-Makarere University AIDS Training Program	Tracy Minichiello, MD	2002	Fogarty Award
HIV Incidence in Brazilian Blood Donors: Demographic and Molecular Correlates and Implications for Transfusion Safety and Screening Policies	Michael Busch, MD	2001	Fogarty Award
Targeted HIV Prevention Research Training in Cambodia		Fall 2001	Fogarty Award
Drug Resistance Epidemiology in Peru	Robert Grant , MD, MPH (Emeritus)	2001	Fogarty Award
Training Observational Cohort Management and Adherence Measurement in Kampala, Uganda	David Bangsberg, MD, MPH	Fall 2001	Fogarty Award
Building Capacity for HIV and KSHV Research in Sub-Saharan South Africa	Jeffrey Martin, MD, MPH	Fall 2001	Fogarty Award

Contacts

Larkin Callaghan, PhD

Director of Strategy, Communications, and Partnerships

Terry Gleason

Research Services Administrator

Training in Clinical Research: Minimizing HIV Infection of the Blood Supply in Resource-Limited Countries

Training in Clinical Research: Minimizing HIV Infection of the Blood Supply in Resource-Limited Countries

Abstract

In North America and Europe, research in epidemiology contributes to maintaining high levels of blood safety from HIV and other transfusion-transmitted infectious diseases (TTIs), but such research is less developed in low/moderate income countries. We developed a 2-week, in-country research training to review current topics in transfusion medicine research and provide practical training in clinical research methods. The 2-week course is intended for professionals already working in blood transfusion who wish to pursue clinical research.
Preliminary Study to Consider the Effects of Subsidies on Health, Healthcare Utilization and Risk Behavior of the HIV-infected Homeless and Marginally Housed
Preliminary Study to Consider the Effects of Subsidies on Health, Healthcare Utilization and Risk Behavior of the HIV-infected Homeless and Marginally Housed

Abstract
Publications:
- PubMed# 18953617
- PubMed# 18703133
Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection; A Training and Research Proposal for Raphaella Groulart de Souza Vieira

Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection; A Training and Research Proposal for Raphaella Groulart de Souza Vieira

Abstract
The Role of Regulatory T cells in HIV-1/HTLV-1 Co-infection Subjects: Training and Research

The Role of Regulatory T cells in HIV-1/HTLV-1 Co-infection Subjects: Training and Research

Abstract

Trainee: Fabio Leal, MD
Immunologic Profile in Acute HCX Infection in HIV-1 Infected Subjects Training and Research - Brazil

Immunologic Profile in Acute HCX Infection in HIV-1 Infected Subjects Training and Research - Brazil

Abstract

Trainee: Dr. Elkin Hernan Bermudez-Aza
Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection Training and Research, Brazil

Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection Training and Research, Brazil

Abstract

A Training and Research Proposal for Raphaella Groulart de Souza Vieira
Training in Prospective Studies in Access to Antiretroviral Therapy in Uganda

Training in Prospective Studies in Access to Antiretroviral Therapy in Uganda

Abstract

Trainee: Bernard Mayanja, MBChB
Cross Section and Prospective Analysis of Genetic Polymorphisms Associated with Slow and Rapid HIV Disease Progression in Mbarara, Uganda

Cross Section and Prospective Analysis of Genetic Polymorphisms Associated with Slow and Rapid HIV Disease Progression in Mbarara, Uganda

Abstract

Trainee: Joel Bazira, MD
HIV Prevention Following Sexual Assault in Africa: Further Training, Research and Service Delivery

HIV Prevention Following Sexual Assault in Africa: Further Training, Research and Service Delivery

Abstract

Trainees: Nduku Kilonzo, BEd and Ernest Nyamato, MB, ChB
Impact of HAART on Contraceptive Practices in Women Attending the HIV Clinic at Mbarara Hospital, Uganda

Impact of HAART on Contraceptive Practices in Women Attending the HIV Clinic at Mbarara Hospital, Uganda

Abstract

Trainee: Irene Andia, MB, ChB, MMED

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22 Awards

Training in Clinical Research: Minimizing HIV Infection of the Blood Supply in Resource-Limited Countries

Abstract

Preliminary Study to Consider the Effects of Subsidies on Health, Healthcare Utilization and Risk Behavior of the HIV-infected Homeless and Marginally Housed

Abstract

Publications:

Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection; A Training and Research Proposal for Raphaella Groulart de Souza Vieira

Abstract

The Role of Regulatory T cells in HIV-1/HTLV-1 Co-infection Subjects: Training and Research

Abstract

Immunologic Profile in Acute HCX Infection in HIV-1 Infected Subjects Training and Research - Brazil

Abstract

Immune Responses to Human Endogenous Retroviruses in HIV-1 Infection Training and Research, Brazil

Abstract

Training in Prospective Studies in Access to Antiretroviral Therapy in Uganda

Abstract

Cross Section and Prospective Analysis of Genetic Polymorphisms Associated with Slow and Rapid HIV Disease Progression in Mbarara, Uganda

Abstract

HIV Prevention Following Sexual Assault in Africa: Further Training, Research and Service Delivery

Abstract

Impact of HAART on Contraceptive Practices in Women Attending the HIV Clinic at Mbarara Hospital, Uganda

Abstract