Research towards zero HIV-related deaths
December 12, 2011 | 
Author 2011 marked the 30 year anniversary of the discovery of HIV AIDS. Since then, global response and commitment to research and treatment has taken this dread disease and changed the way it is now perceived.
Post 2011, there is renewed hope that by 2015 the world can achieve what is now coined as ‘get to zero’ — zero new infections, zero deaths and zero discrimination.
The Clinical HIV AIDS Research Unit is an integral part of the research required to achieve this objective. Welcome to our site and to this window on the work we do.
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The CHRU
Based at the Helen Joseph Hospital in Johannesburg, the CHRU is an internationally acclaimed HIV-AIDs research unit, conducting clinical trials and also providing technical expertise and assistance, training of health care personnel, quality assurance assessments of sites, and clinical support services.
