The Center for Social Research from the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras (UPRRP) will be presenting a symposium centering around topics of migration, HIV and the right to healthcare on October 20, 2016 starting at 9:00 am in the #1 Amphiteather in the Faculty of Education.

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A study implemented by the Medical Sciences Campus at the University of Puerto Rico in collaboration with Columbia University in New York, has positively impacted hundreds of gay men and transgender women through the distribution of more than one thousand home tests as a prevention method for the spread of HIV. 

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Recently, the Molecular Science Research Center at the University of Puerto Rico, begun a multisectorial effort directed at developing and manufacturing a vaccine against HIV. This effort is possible thanks to a collaboration between the academy, biotechnology industry and the federal and state goverment. 

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The University of Puerto Rico (UPR) is actively engaged in the race to develop a vaccine against HIV. In just 18 month, researchers from the Molecular Sciences Research Center at UPR have succesfully completed the first phase of a project to develop an HIV vaccine and are waiting for NIH aproval to begin the second phase. 

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A research study conducted by the Medical Sciences Campus at the University of Puerto Rico concludes that early antiretroviral therapy prevents complications in HIV patients.

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