Leading infectious diseases clinical research unit in South Africa
At the heart of South Africa's HIV and TB crises, CHRU pioneers clinical research in infectious diseases like HIV, TB, HPV, Hepatitis B/C, and COVID-19. Dedicated scientists at CHRU strive to enhance treatments and improve the lives of affected communities.
The Clinical HIV Research Unit
South Africa is at the epicentre of the HIV and Tuberculosis (TB) epidemics. The Clinical HIV Research Unit (CHRU) undertakes clinical research to prevent and treat infectious diseases such as HIV, HIV-associated diseases, Tuberculosis (TB), HPV and Hepatitis B and C, and COVID-19. At CHRU, dedicated scientists and clinicians test the safety and efficacy of treatments, understand viruses, and improve the lives of those affected.
Our mission to deliver excellence and quality in clinical research is evident by our impact on the global standard of care. CHRU has forged new paths in the treatment of HIV, TB, and COVID-19.
At the Clinical HIV Research Unit, our journey is more than research—it is a commitment to saving lives and shaping a healthier future for all. Together, we are turning the tide against global health crises, one breakthrough at a time.
Groundbreaking science and innovative healthcare research
Dynamic team
The Clinical HIV Research Unit (CHRU) is home to a dynamic team of professionals who bring over two decades of clinical trial experience to the unit.
Strong collaborations
The Clinical HIV Research Unit (CHRU) has a well-established track record of ongoing funding from multiple sources to support its research activities and technical assistance. This enables strong collaborations for clinical trials.
CHRU communities
Communities are central to the success of the studies undertaken by the Clinical HIV Research Unit (CHRU). Most clinical trial participants live close to CHRU’s four clinical research sites. Each site has a Community Advisory Board (CAB)
Breakthrough research
CHRU is an internationally recognised multi-disciplinary clinical trial unit involved with breakthrough research that contributes to South African and global scientific agendas and public health priorities.
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