The Campbell Foundation has funded more than 160 separate
HIV/AIDS research projects at facilities throughout the United States and the
world since 1995.

The range of research is broad and deep, but there is an
essential thread that runs through all of the research – understanding how the
human body interacts with the virus and the antiretroviral drugs that slow its
destructive tide. Through understanding, a cure may be found.

The foundation has funded such research as:

• Advancing research into longer-lasting PrEP
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  Pediatric studies to prevent the transference of HIV from
  nursing mothers to newborn children
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  Cognitive studies focused on neurological decline in
  patients with HIV (HAND)
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  Clinical trials to test medication regimen
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  The study of antioxidents to address premature aging and
  inflammation in patients with HIV
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  The use of acupuncture for inflammation in HIV patients
• Delivering HIV medications to the reservoirs in the brain

In lieu of the standard Limited Submission packet, please
submit

• Limited submission Cover page
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  A lay-language letter of intent (LOI) that should include
  a brief description of the research aims, an approximate one-year budget, a
  list of collaborating research teams, how it is novel research, and an
  explanation of the relevancy to the HIV community at large within five to seven
  years from date of completion. Please limit LOIs to two pages.
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  CV(s) for PI and collaborators

Budget and anticipated funding

• Budget requests are for first-year funding only.
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  Most grant funding is between $60,000 to $100,000. The
  Foundation has co-funded and has provided partial funding for more costly
  research projects.