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Clinical Trials and HIV Home > Patients' Home > Treatment > Clinical trials HIV/AIDS Home For Veterans and the Public - Basics - Getting Tested - Just Diagnosed - Treatment - Daily Living - FAQs - Tips and Tools - Community For Health Care Providers Publications and Products Web Resources Glossary About Us for Veterans and the Public Clinical Trials This lesson can be clicked through one screen at a time, or viewed on a single page by clicking "See all Clinical Trials" in box at right. Treatment A clinical trial is a research study that tests a new medicine to see if it is safe and works well before it is approved for widespread use. To find a clinical trial: AIDSinfo Clinical Trials This U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) project provides information on HIV/AIDS clinical trials and treatment. You can browse for trials by category or create your own search. Includes an overview of clinical trials and trials listed in the last 30 days. If you are not sure if joining a clinical trial is a good idea for you, the information in this program may help you decide. What is a clinical trial? How do clinical trials work? What are the different types of clinical trials? What are the benefits and risks of being in a clinical trial? How long does it take for a drug to be approved by the FDA? Treatment Main Next > Search this website Search tips > See all Clinical Trials Share this page Contents Treatment Main Treatment Decisions Side Effects Guide Clinical Trials What is a clinical trial? How do they work? Are there different types? What are the benefits and risks? How long before a drug is approved? Drug Dosing Toolkit Resources