Science in Action: Women, HIV Research, and Clinical Trials – WATCH! 2.0

Submitted on May 7, 2025
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Historically, women have been insufficiently included and involved in HIV research. While this has improved in recent years, there is still a need for increased representation of women across the lifespan in all aspects of research from prevention through cure – including biomedical, behavioral and social research, and the effects of HIV on our bodies as we age.

On our final session of WATCH! 2.0, we break down clinical trials, take a look at where women have been in research and where we must go, and explore some of the advocacy tools needed to get there.

Moderator: Olivia G. Ford, Editorial Director

Presenters: Danielle Campbell, MPH, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science; iSTRIVE Lab, University of California, San Diego and Connie L. Johnson, MA, Growing Into Greatness

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WATCH! 2.0 (Women's Advocacy and Treatment Coalition on HIV) is The Well Project's new treatment advocacy webinar series, based on our highly successful 2015 WATCH! series. True to our organization's values emphasizing a women-led response to the HIV epidemic, WATCH! 2.0 puts women and advocacy at the forefront.

Episode 7 of the WATCH! 2.0 series is supported by a grant from Merck.

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