ATN News

The Adolescent Medicine Trials Network for HIV/AIDS Interventions (ATN) is focused on researching innovative strategies and programs to help youth reduce their chances of becoming infected with HIV and helping youth living with HIV to lead healthier lives by promoting engagement in care and testing novel bio-behavioral treatment options.

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Five iTech studies began enrollment in October. Read more about them.

The ATN fall meeting was held October 17-18, 2018 in Washington, DC at the Washington Hilton. The ATN meets biannually so that researchers can network and collaborate with each other on adolescent HIV prevention and care.

Ilyssa Tamler realized she wanted to work in medical research after studying abroad, where she met children orphaned by HIV and AIDS. Today she is the lead coordinator for the first stage of the ATN’s Planning 4 PrEP (P4P) study, where she is involved with surveys and study participant interviews.

Researchers used ATN data in two new publications during September.