HIV+ survey on a cure: please support with 10 minutes

28 July 2014. Related: News.

An online survey is looking for HIV positive people to say what we think about research into a cure.

Community advocates from the UK-CAB were also involved in writing the questions and will be involved in the analysis afterwards.

The survey is part of a UK cure research group called CHERUB and is supported by both BHIVA and Public Health England. Results will be used to help plan future research.

• Link to the survey

The research is based in the UK, but this is an international survey open to people living in any country.

The survey only involves a few short questions and should only take about 10 minutes.

There is also an option to be entered into a prize draw.

Thanks for your help in contributing to this research.

Further reading

• Cure research at IAS 2014: TILDA measures the reservoir and romidepsin wakes it up

An update on cure research from the IAS 2014 Conference in Melbourne for the next issue of HTB: timeline for a cure, a new test to measure the latent reservoir, and first results showing that sleeping cells can be targeted to wake.