Funding for Special   Communities

Urology HIV/AIDS

The HIV program in the Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases supports basic and clinical studies on renal and genitourinary tract structure and function in individuals with HIV infection. Interests include the pathogenetic mechanisms of viral infection in the kidney and genitourinary tract, and sites of viral replication and/or spread and the resulting organ dysfunction. Studies on HIV infection focus on the effects of HIV infection and treatment on organ function and pathogenesis of HIV-associated kidney diseases.


For further information about this program contact Dr. Paul Kimmel, Program Director, Kidney HIV/AIDS or Dr. Tracy Rankin, Program Director, Urology HIV/AIDS.

Resources for Researchers

Clinical Research

Centers

  • O'Brien Kidney and Urologic Research Centers - Overview & Map

Committees and Advisory Groups

NIDDK Staff

  • Dr. Paul Eggers, Program Director, Epidemiology 
  • Dr. Deborah Hoshizaki, Program Director, Urogenital Development; Urology Regeneration and Repair; Urology Centers
  • Dr. Ziya Kirkali, Program Director, Clinical and Translational Research in Urologic Diseases  
  • Dr. John Kusek, Program Director, Urology Clinical Trials
  • Dr. Chris Mullins, Program Director, Urology Basic Cell Biology; Urology Small Business
  • Dr. Tracy Rankin, Program Director, Urology Training and Career Development; Diabetic Uropathy; Erectile Dysfunction; Urology Molecular Endocrinology; Urology HIV/AIDS 
  • Dr. Rebekah Rasooly, Program Director, Genetics and Genomics
  • Dr. Robert Star, Director, Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases

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Funding Opportunities

Funding for Special Communities

Conferences

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