Clinical Studies
At Long Last!
"An Open-Label Study Investigating Differences Between Women and Men."
This study will help to determine the drug dosing differences between men and women. The study will also document other notable gender differences. The design of the study is intended to provide life prolonging benefit for those women and men who have run out of options with current approved drug combinations. There are 12 sites throughout the country. For enrollment information please call: 1.800.554.4876
UCLA * 310.206.6414.
OI Therapies (UCLA)
Ganciclovir implant + oral ganciclovir vs. cidofovir for CMV retinitis. Fluconazole for oral candida; chronic vs. episodic treatment.
For Women (UCLA)
Phase III study of Accutane (oral isotrention) vs. observation for low-grade cervical dysplasia 310.206.6414.
For Pregnant Women (UCLA)
Study 321: Phase I, Safety, Tolerance and Pharmacokinetics of Abacavir (Ziagen) with standard AZT Therapy in new borns of HIV infected women.
Study 326: Phase I & II - all babies will get AZT. Most babies will get a vaccine that might help them fight off HIV.
Study 331: to decide the best dose of AZT for premature infants exposed to HIV.
USC - 213.343.8324
Llame al 213.740.0299
A wide variety of clinical studies are open to women, including trials with antivirals and protease inhibitors. Also those looking to prevent and treat opportunistic infections.
La Escuela de asistencia social en la U.S.C. está llevando a cabo una encuesta de encuesta es comple-tamente confidencial, y se paga $20.
Acute Infection
If you think you might have a recent exposure to HIV, give us a call - 213.351.8195 ext.8175.
HIV+ Women Needed
Women ages 18-50 are needed for a study to measure the effects of testosterone replacement on body weight, and muscle mass. Incentive payments provided. Call: 310.222.8152.
Drug Resistance Testing
A study of a test that may determine sensitivity to antiretroviral treatment. It's open to women and men. Call Corie at 310.358.2429. Para informacion en espanol, llame 310.360.3876.
Pain or Numbness in Hands and Feet?
A 5-week study to see if gabapentin works for neuropathy. Everyone will receive medication. 310.358.2429.
World Wide Trial
Evaluation of ABT-378/ritonavir, a new protease inhibitor. This study is in the early phases. 1.800.313.2130.
Donate Your Brain
A project to study the effects of HIV on the brain. You must donate your brain after your death. 800.791.4966.
PMPA
Phase II, double blind, placebo controlled. PMPA is a new antiretroviral drug being studied. Participants have an 85% chance of receiving drug. 310.358.2429.
Women's Services
Women Alive
Drop-in center for women facing HIV/AIDS and their families. Women Alive is a safe place where women can come together and just hang-out, get support and experience a sense of community. Women with HIV/AIDS can participate in programs and receive a variety of professional services, participate in peer support groups, social events and PARTIES!
All services and programs are completely confidential. Volunteer opportunities are abundant. Training to become a Peer Counselor is available. A Treatment Information Library is accessible. Treatment Educators are on staff to help you get the information you need. A telephone support group is offered to ensure total anonymity. Operating hours are from 11am to 6pm Monday through Friday: 1566 S. Burnside Ave. Los Angeles, Ca. 90015, 323.965.1564 or call our national toll free hot line: 800.554.4876.
Women at Risk
Women At Risk provides structured and specialized support groups and a highly active speakers bureau. To find out more see the support group listings on page 17 or call 310. 204.1046.
Latina Lesbians/Bisexuals
Bienestar has services and activities for you at LA CASA. Call 323.727.7897.
LAFAN
Los Angeles Family AIDS Network, provides emotional support, Case Management, and other assistance to families affected by HIV/AIDS. Call 323.669-5616.
Womens Link
Provides Case Management services rental assistance and a variety of other services: 401 Hillcrest Avenue, Suite #B, Inglewood, Ca. 90301 - 310.419.8087.
Womens Care
Provides Case Management services and is located within AIDS Healthcare Foundation's HIV clinic for your convenience. 323.662.7420. 1300 N. Vermont.
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