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State AIDS Hotline—Arizona
Tel: 800-344-1540 (within AZ) or 602-230-5819
(outside AZ)
150 North 18th Avenue, 1st Floor
Phoenix, AZ 85015
Arizona Department of Health Services
150 North 18th Avenue, Suite 110
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Tel: 800-344-1540 (AZ only, ADAP clients) or 602-
364-3610 (HIV/AIDS Office)
Web: www.azdhs.gov or www.azdhs.
gov/phs/hiv/index.htm (HIV-specific)
Children with AIDS Project of America
PO Box 23778
Tempe AZ 85285-3778
Tel: 480-774-9718
Web: www.aidskids.org
Eml: jimjenkins@aidskids.org
Services: Aimed at representing the interests of
children living with HIV.
Phoenix Body Positive
1144 East McDowell Road, #200
Phoenix, AZ 85006
Tel: 602-307-5330
Web: www.phoenixbodypositive.org
Eml: info@phoenixbodypositive.org
Services: Nonprofit organization offers
prevention, wellness, family support, education
and clinical trials. It is the largest privately funded
medical research program in the West.
Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation
375 South Euclid Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85719
Tel: 520-628-7223 or 800-771-9054
(English/Spanish)
Web: www.saaf.org
Eml: info@saaf.org
Services: Community-based organization
provides community education, case
management, peer counseling, support and
other services for people living with HIV.
Southwest Behavioral Health Services
3707 North 7th Street #100
Phoenix, Arizona 85014
Tel: 602-257-9339
Web: www.sbhservices.org
Services: Provides housing and emergency
financial assistance for persons living with HIV.
Tucson Interfaith HIV/AIDS Network
492 North Alvernon Way
Tucson, AZ 85711
Tel: 520-299-6647
Web: www.tihan.org
Eml: interfaith@tihan.org
Services: Faith-based organization provides
education, prevention and support for persons
living with and affected by HIV.
HIV Treatment Information
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Guide to HIV-Related Resources
May 2007 View PDF En español
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To help people facing HIV/AIDS take charge of
their own health, Project Inform has compiled
this list of treatment information, support, and
education services. This guide can be used to
find information locally that might not be
available through Project Inform or that serves to
supplement what we offer. Project Inform does
not necessarily endorse or support the
information of these resources. We simply wish
to help make people aware of their options.
Access to care and treatment
AIDS Treatment Data Network (ATDN)
ATDN serves as a clearinghouse for information
about HIV meds, opportunistic infections,
cancer and hepatitis through Medicare, Medicaid,
ADAP and national pharmaceutical patient
assistance/expanded access programs.
611 Broadway Street, Suite 613, New York, NY
10012;
phone 800-734-7104 (NY state), 212-260-8868;
email network@atdn.org; English & Spanish.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Website of programs and information related to
Medicare, Medicaid and state childhood health
insurance programs.
phone 800-633-4227 (24/7); tty 877-486-2048;
English.
Families USA
Works to promote high-quality, affordable health
care for all Americans. Website provides health
care information including a consumer
clearinghouse on US health care.
phone 202-628-3030; fax 202-347-2417;
English.
Kaiser Family Foundation
Focuses on US health care issues and provides
information free of charge—from understanding
Medicare benefits and improving one’s health to
policy research and basic facts and numbers on
health care.
phone 650-854-9400; fax 650-854-4800;
English.
Medicare
Federal program provides information on
Medicare prescription drug plans throughout the
US and other related issues such as billing,
coverage gap, formulary finder, etc.
phone 800-633-4227 (24/7); English & Spanish.
Medicare Rights Center (MRC)
MRC is an independent source of health care
information and assistance in the US for people
with Medicare, and helps older adults and people
with disabilities get good, affordable health care.
English.
National Health Law Program
Works for justice in health care for low income
people. Website provides information on topics
including Medicaid, managed care, disability, the
uninsured, etc.
English.
Social Security
This federal program pays retirement, disability
and survivors benefits to workers and their
families, and administers the Supplemental
Security Income program.
phone 800-772-1213; tty 800-325-0778; English.
World Institute on Disability
Helps workers, job seekers and service
providers understand the connections between
work and benefits, and brings together rules for
health coverage, benefit and employment
programs that people with disabilities use.
English.
Adolescents and children
Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP)
Serves as a local and national resource for
adolescents at risk for and living with HIV; health
care providers; and LGBT adolescents, their
families and caregivers.
Children’s Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center,
111 East 210th Street, Bronx, NY 10467;
phone 718-882-0232, fax 718-882-0432; email
info@adolescentaids.org; English.
Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative
Provides medical and social services to HIV-
infected and exposed infants, children and
adolescents—in Houston, Romania, Mexico and
sub-Saharan Africa.
Baylor International Pediatric, AIDS Initiative,
Texas Children’s Hospital, Clinical Care Center,
6621 Fannin, CC1210, Houston, TX 77030;
phone 832-822-1038, fax 832-825-1281; email
mkline@bcm.edu; English.
Children with AIDS Project of America
National nonprofit offers services for children
infected/affected by AIDS who require foster or
adoptive families.
PO Box 23778, Tempe, AZ 85285-3778;
phone 480-774-9718; fax 480-921-0449; email
jimjenkins@aidskids.org.
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Identifies funds and conducts research for
treatment and prevention of HIV in infants and
children in the US, Africa, Asia, Russia and
Dominican Republic.
2950 31st Street, #125, Santa Monica, CA 90405;
phone 888-499-4673, fax 310-314-1469; email
info@pedaids.org; English.
National Pediatric AIDS Network (NPAN)
NPAN is a resource for information on children
and adolescents with HIV.
PO Box 1032, Boulder, Colorado 80306;
toll-free 800-646-1001; email gary@npan.org.
Care and treatment information
Project Inform – Spanish
Operates National HIV/AIDS Treatment Hotline,
10am–4pm M–F, Pacific Time. Materials available
in English/Spanish.
205 13th Street, Suite 2001,
San Francisco, CA 94103;
hotline 800-722-8422; phone 415-558-8669;
fax 415-558-0684;
email web@projectinform.org; English &
Spanish.
AIDS Education Global Information System
(ÆGIS)
Information and resource portal with information
for HIV-related treatment, research, services and
access.
email help@aegis.org; English, Spanish,
German, French, & Portugues.
AIDS Fraud Task Force
A network of programs that dispel fraudulent
product and treatment promotions affecting
people with HIV, their partners, family, and
friends.
email oshi@oc.fda.gov; English.
AIDS InfoNet
The University of New Mexico’s AIDS InfoNet
produces non-technical one-page frequently
updated fact sheets on HIV care and treatment
topics.
email hivcc@nmia.com; English & Spanish.
AIDS Map/NAM
Provides comprehensive HIV treatment
information and resources in the United
Kingdom and beyond.
email info@nam.org.uk; English, French,
Portugese & Russian.
AIDSMeds.com
Website focuses on providing HIV care and
treatment information.
500 Fifth Avenue, Suite 230, New York, NY 10110;
email editors@aidsmeds.com; English &
Spanish.
Asian Community AIDS Services
Nonprofit provides HIV information, education,
prevention, and support services to Canada’s
East and South East Asian communities.
33 Isabella Street #107, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M4Y 2P7;
phone 416-963-4300, fax 416-963-4371; email
info@acas.org; Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese
& English.
Bastyr University AIDS Research Center
(BUARC)
Reports on complementary and alternative
medicine outcomes. Provides consultation and
support to the medical and research community
in the evaluation of these therapies.
14500 Juanita Drive, NE, Kenmore, WA 98028-
4966;
phone 425-823-1300; fax 425-823-6222;
English.
French CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment
Information Exchange) – French
CATIE provides HIV treatment information to
people with HIV, caregivers and AIDS service
providers.
555 Richmond Street West, Suite 505, Box 1104,
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3B1 Canada;
phone 416-203-8284, toll-free 800-263-1638;
email info@catie.ca; English & French.
HIV Insite
HIV/AIDS website of UC San Francisco with
information on treatment, prevention and policy.
4150 Clement Street, Building 16VAMC 111V—
UCSF, San Francisco, CA 94121 USA;
phone 415-379-5547; email info@hivinsite.ucsf.
edu; English.
The Body – Spanish
Website collects and posts HIV-related
information from a variety of sources. Also an
international ASO locator and “Ask the Experts”
forum.
Body Health Resources Corporation, 250 West
57th Street, New York, NY 10107;
email bgoldman@thebody.com, English &
Spanish.
The Well Project
Offers the latest information on HIV disease for
women, children, health care providers and
advocates. Website includes fact sheets, profiles
of women living with HIV, discussion boards,
HIV-related events and how-to guides.
112 Krog Street, NE, Suite 23, Atlanta, GA 30307;
phone 404-474-3152, email info@thewellproject.
com; English & Spanish.
Women Alive
National HIV treatment-focused organization by
and for women with HIV/AIDS.
1566 Burnside Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90019
USA;
phone 323-965-1564, fax 323-965-9886, hotline
1-800-554-4876;
email info@women-alive.org; treatment
questions deardebbie@women-alive.org;
English & Spanish.
Women Responding to Life Threatening
Diseases (WORLD)
An information and support network founded by
and for women with HIV.
414 13th Street, 2nd floor, Oakland CA 94612
phone 510-986-0340, fax 510-986-0341; email
info@womenhiv.org; English.
Care and treatment newsletters and magazines
PI Perspective, from Project Inform
PI Perspective, published several times a year,
reports on the latest in HIV treatment news and
standards of care.
205 13th Street, Suite 2001, San Francisco, CA
94103;
hotline 800-722-8422; phone 415-558-8669; fax
415-558-0684; email web@projectinform.org;
English & Spanish.
AIDS Treatment News
The world’s first HIV treatment newsletter
reports on mainstream and alternative
treatment, access to care, resources, public
policy and political action.
AIDS Treatment News, c/o Philadelphia FIGHT,
1233 Locust Street, 5th Floor, Philadelphia, PA
19107;
phone 215-546-3776, fax 215-985-4952, toll-free
800-873-2812 (U.S./Canada); email
aidsnews@aidsnews.org; English.
Bulletin of Experimental Treatment for AIDS
(BETA) - Spanish BETA
San Francisco AIDS Foundation’s BETA covers
developments in AIDS treatment research twice
each year.
PO Box 426182, San Francisco, CA 94142-6182;
phone 415-487-8060, fax 415-487-3009; email
beta@sfaf.org; English & Spanish.
HIV Plus Magazine
Magazine of research, treatment, life and culture
with daily news headlines and treatment guide.
6380 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1400, Los
Angeles, CA 90048;
phone 323-852-7200; fax 323-852-7264;
English.
HIV Positive!
Bi-monthly (free in bulk) publication provides
moral support and encouragement through
information to those living with HIV. Also
Diabetes Positive!
Positive Health Publications, 1374
Thornborough Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30004;
phone 678-762-0822; fax 678-762-0823; email
amuse@phpubs.com; English.
Positively Aware, from Test Positive Aware
Network (TPAN)
Provides useful HIV treatment information within
various bi-monthly themed issues.
5537 North Broadway Street, Chicago, IL 60640;
phone 773-989-9400; email tpan@tpan.com;
English & Spanish.
Poz Magazine
POZ is a monthly glossy magazine covering
issues related to HIV and AIDS.
One Little West 12th Street, 6th Floor, New York,
NY 10014;
phone 212-675-8505; email info@poz.com;
English & Spanish.
STEP Perspective, from Lifelong AIDS Alliance
STEP brings treatment information to those
infected with or at risk of HIV infection, to health
care providers and to members of HIV service
organizations.
PMB 998 1122 East Pike Street, Seattle, WA
98122-3934;
phone 206-329-4857 or 888-399-7837 (toll-free,
valid only in the Pacific Northwest; email
step@llaa.org.
TAGLine, from Treatment Action Group (TAG)
TAGline focuses on TAG’s advocacy in HIV/AIDS
research, drug development and health care
delivery systems.
611 Broadway, Suite 608, New York, NY 10012-
2608;
phone 212-253-7922, fax 212-253-7923; email
tagnyc@verizon.net; English & Spanish.
Treatment Issues, from Gay Men's Health Crisis
(GMHC) Spanish
This quarterly newsletter reports on new and
experimental AIDS therapies.
119 West 24th Street, New York, NY 10011;
hotline 800-243-7692, 212-807-6655; spanish
hotline 212-807-6655; tty 212-645-7470; email
hotline@gmhc.org; English & Spanish.
Doctor and clinic locators
American Academy of HIV Medicine
Dedicated to promoting excellence in HIV/AIDS
care. The locator searches for HIV health care
providers.
1705 DeSales Street, NW, #700, Washington, DC
20036;
toll-free 866-241-9601, phone 202-659-0699;
email info@aahivm.org; English.
Bureau of Primary Health Care
Website helps individuals find a clinic that
provides medical care, even if you have no
medical insurance or money.
US Dep’t of Health & Human Services, Parklawn
Building, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD
20857; English.
Gay & Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA)
Works to ensure equality in health care for LGBT
individuals and health care professionals.
Database has member providers sensitive to
these needs.
459 Fulton Street, Suite 107, San Francisco, CA
94102;
phone 415-255-4547, fax 415-255-4784; email
info@glma.org; English.
Healthfinder
Offers links to doctors as well as information on
dentists, facilities, hospices, long-term care,
public health clinics, support groups, nursing
homes, etc.
US Dep’t of Health & Human Services, National
Health Information Center, PO Box 1133,
Washington, DC 20013-1133; English.
Supports medical professionals engaged in HIV
medicine in overcoming the challenges inherent
in providing quality health care to patients with
HIV disease.
66 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 600, Alexandria, VA
22314;
toll-free 888-844-4372; phone 703-299-1215,
email hivma@idsociety.org; English &
Spanish.
Physician Locator
Information on dentists, facilities, hospices, long-
term care, public health clinics, support groups
among others.
National Health Information Center, PO Box
1133, Washington, DC 20013-1133; English.
Nutritional supplements and buyers clubs
Boston Buyers Club
Nonprofit identifies promising natural,
alternative and complementary therapies and
makes them available for people with HIV and
others.
Boston Living Center, 29 Stanhope Street, 3rd
Floor, Boston MA 02116;
phone 617-266-2223, fax 617-450-9412; toll-
free 800-435-5586; email
info@bostonbuyersclub.com; English.
Consumer Lab
ConsumberLab.com has tested over 1,800
products. Its website and publications provides
independent test results and information to help
consumers and health care professionals
evaluate health, wellness and nutrition products.
333 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, NY
10605;
phone 914-722-9149; English.
Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR)
Nonprofit sponsors and stimulates interest in
clinical trials of herbal and nutritional treatments
for people with HIV and/or chronic viral hepatitis.
62 Sterling Place, #2, Brooklyn, NY 11217;
phone 718-622-0212, fax 718-622-4292; email
info@bostonbuyersclub.com; English.
Houston Buyers Club
A nonprofit organization that has been helping
people living with chronic illness manage side
effects since 1996.
3224 Yoakum Boulevard, Houston TX 77006;
phone 713-520-5288, email
info@houstonbuyersclub.com; English.
New York Buyers Club
Nonprofit co-op provides information and
access for beneficial supplements focused on
the needs of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and serving
others with cancer and other chronic diseases.
Newsletter available. Sliding scale to $5.
75 Varick Street, Suite 1404, New York, NY
10113;
toll-free 800-650-4983; email
contact@newyorkbuyersclub.org; English,
Spanish, German & French.
Vermont People With AIDS Coalition
Twice a month shipping of Jarrow products for
members (scholarships available).
PO Box 11, Montpelier, VT 05601-0011;
phone 802-229-5754; toll-free 800-698-8792;
email vtpwac@sover.net; English.
Policy and advocacy
Project Inform – PI Action
HIV treatment and research advocacy and
health care and public policy issues.
205 13th Street, Suite 2001,
San Francisco, CA 94103;
hotline 800-722-8422; phone 415-558-8669;
fax 415-558-0684;
email action@projectinform.org;
English & Spanish.
American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVM)
An independent organization of HIV specialists
and others, AAHIVM supports health care
providers in HIV medicine to ensuring better
care for those living with HIV disease.
English.
AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth and Families
Supports wide range of HIV issues, with focus
on Ryan White CARE Act Title IV and issues
related to women, children, youth and families.
1600 K Street, NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC
20006;
toll-free 888-917-2437, phone 202-785-3564,
fax 202-785-3579; email info@aids-alliance.
org; English.
AIDS Treatment Advocates Coalition (ATAC)
Grassroots research and treatment advocacy
coalition, an email group, offers mentorship and
training.
PO BOx 1514, Old Chelsea Station, New York,
NY 10113;
phone 212-367-1237, fax 212-367-1235; email
askATAC@atac-usa.org; English.
American Foundation for AIDS Research
(amfAR)
amfAR is one of the world’s leading nonprofits
dedicated to the support of AIDS research, HIV
prevention, treatment education, and the
advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy.
120 Wall Street, 13th Floor, New York, NY 10005-
3908;
phone 212-806-1600, fax 212-806-1601; email
monica-ruiz@amfar.org; English.
Center for Budget Policy and Priorities
Works at the federal and state levels on fiscal
policy and public programs that affect low- and
moderate-income families and individuals.
English.
Center for Medicare Advocacy
Works to increase access to comprehensive
Medicare coverage and health care for elders
and people with disabilities by providing the
highest quality analysis, education and
advocacy.
English.
CAEAR Coalition (Communities Advocating
Emergency AIDS Relief)
Focuses on Ryan White CARE Act Title I and
Title III.
PO Box 21361, Washington, DC 20009-1361;
phone 202-789-3565, fax 202-332-7087; email
info@caear.org; English.
Families USA
Works to promote affordable, high-quality health
care for all Americans. Website provides health
care information including a consumer
clearinghouse on the US health care system.
1201 New York Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
20005;
phone 202-628-3030, fax 202-347-2417; email
info@familiesusa.org; English.
Global Health Council
Supports ongoing global health issues,
including HIV/AIDS.
1111 19th Street, NW, Suite 1120, Washington,
DC 20036;
phone 202-833-5900, fax 202-833-0075; email
webmaster@globalhealth.org; English.
Health GAP
Global treatment access issues.
584 Castro Street, #416, San Francisco, CA
94114;
phone 415-863-4676, 646-645-5225 (NY), 267-475-
2645 (Phila), fax 415-863-4740; email
info@healthgap.org; English.
HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA)
Through its website and other activities, HIVMA
supports clinicians in overcoming the
challenges inherent in providing quality health
care to patients with HIV disease.
English.
Latino Commission on AIDS
Nonprofit membership organization dedicated
to improving and expanding prevention,
research, treatment and other services in the
Latino community.
24 West 25th Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY
10010;
phone 212-675-3288, fax 212-675-3466; email
dconnolly@latinoaids.org; English & Spanish.
Medicare Rights Center (MRC)
MRC is an independent source of health care
information and assistance in the US for people
with Medicare, and helps older adults and
people with disabilities get good, affordable
health care.
English.
National Association of People With AIDS
(NAPWA)
Wide range of HIV/AIDS issues, organizes
national HIV/AIDS lobby days.
8401 Colesville Road, #750, Silver Springs, MD
20910;
phone 240-247-0880, fax 240-247-0574, email
info@napwa.org; English & Spanish.
National Health Law Program
Nonprofit works for justice in health care for low
income people. Its website provides information
on many topics including Medicaid, managed
care, disability, the uninsured, etc.
English.
National Minority AIDS Council
Wide range of HIV/AIDS issues, special focus on
Minority Health Initiative.
1931 13th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009-
4432;
phone 202-483-6622, fax 202-483-1135; email
info@nmac.org; English.
Title II Community AIDS Network
Focuses on AIDS Drug Assistance Program and
Ryan White CARE Act Title II.
1775 T Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009;
phone 202-588-5560, fax 202-588-8868;
English.
Treatment Action Group (TAG)
Focuses on research policy.
611 Broadway, Suite 612, New York, NY 10012;
phone 212-253-7922, fax 212-253-7923; email
tagnyc@verizon.net; English.
Research information
AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC)
Community organization striving to accelerate
the ethical, development and global delivery of
HIV vaccines.
119 West 24th Street, 7th floor, New York, NY
10011;
phone 212-367-1279, fax 646-365-3452, email
avac@avac.org; English & Spanish.
AIDSinfo
Federal program offers a database of HIV
treatment information, and guidelines and
information about federal/private clinical trials,
including ones looking for HIV-negative
individuals.
PO Box 6303, Rockville, MD 20849-6303;
phone 301-519-6616, helpline 800-448-0440
(also Spanish), tty 888-480-3739; email
contactus@aidsinfo.nih.gov; English &
Spanish.
Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) –
Spanish
CAPS conducts domestic and international
research to prevent acquiring HIV and
optimizing health outcomes among those living
with HIV.
50 Beale Street, Suite 1300,
San Francisco, CA 94105;
phone 415-597-9100, fax 415-597-9213;
email capsweb@psg.ucsf.edu;
English & Spanish.
Centers for AIDS Research (CFAR)
Supports a multi-disciplinary environment for
basic, clinical, behavioral and translational
research in the prevention, detection, and
treatment of HIV.
English.
Clinical Trials.gov
The National Institutes of Health’s searchable
database that provides current information
about clinical research studies to the public.
Listings by condition, sponsor or recruitment
status.
English.
Division of Acquired Immunodeficiency
Syndrome (DAIDS)
Federal program addresses the national HIV
research needs. Provides basic knowledge of
HIV pathogenesis, natural history and
transmission and supports research that
promotes progress in its detection, treatment
and prevention.
English.
HIV/AIDS Network Coordination
Website provides a gateway to several—but not
all—US supported networks of research on HIV
treatment and prevention in adults and children,
including ACTG, INSIGHT, NPTN, HVTN, MTN
and IMPAACT.
English.
HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN)
Develops and tests preventive HIV vaccines
through multi-center clinical trials in a global
network of US and international sites.
email info@hvtn.org; English & Spanish.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) – Spanish
Conducts research; supports non-federal
research scientists in universities, medical
schools, hospitals and other institutions; trains
investigators; and fosters communication of
medical information.
9000 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20892;
phone 301-496-4000; email nihinfo@od.nih.
gov; English.
Office of AIDS Research (OAR)
OAR is responsible for the scientific, budgetary,
legislative and policy elements of the federal
AIDS research program.
9000 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20892;
phone 301-402-3360; email
oartemp1@od31em1.od.nih.gov; English.
Searchable databases
AIDS Map (NAM)
Community-based organization in the UK that
provides accurate, accessible and up-to-date
information. Website provides an international
database and other resources.
email info@nam.org.uk English, Spanish,
French, Portuguese, & Russian.
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Resources
and Services Database
Contains descriptions of news, materials,
conferences, organizations and testing sites
that provide services for HIV, STDs and TB in
the US.
National Institutes of Health, 9000 Rockville
Pike, Bethesda, Maryland 20892;
phone 800-458-5231; fax 888-282-7681; intl
919-361-4892; tty 800-243-7012; tty intl 919-
301-4884; email info@cdcnpin.org; English.
MEDLINEplus Health Information
Provides lists of hospitals and doctors, medical
encyclopedia and dictionaries, health
information, prescription and non-prescription
drug information, health information from media,
and links to clinical trials and consumer
resources in the Canada, UK and Australia.
8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20894;
English & Spanish.
National Library of Medicine Gateway
Gateway allows users to search in the US
National Library of Medicine. The Gateway
currently searches MED-LINE/PubMed,
clinicaltrials.gov, NLM catalogs, MEDLINEplus,
DIRLINE, meetings, abstracts, toxicology
groups, household products, and other
resources.
toll-free 888-346-3656; email custserv@nlm.nih.
gov; English.
National Organization for Rare Disorders
Database searches for general discussions and
organizations related to specific disorders and
diseases, including HIV.
toll-free 800-999-6673 (voicemail only); phone
203-744-0100; tdd 203-797-9590; email
RN@rarediseases.org; English.
NIAID Vaccines
Website provides a comprehensive overview of
AIDS vaccine discovery and development,
meetings and clinical trials.
English.
TrialScope
Database of organizations conducting clinical
research in the US. It provides contact
information and types of research, links to
websites and affiliations with major multi-center
research groups.
English.
Other resources
AIDStruth.org
Created by researchers and others engaged in
the global struggle against HIV, website
presents the scientific evidence that HIV causes
AIDS and that benefits of anti-HIV drugs
outweigh the risks.
BABES Network/YWCA
Based in Seattle, BABES provides peer support,
advocacy, education, newsletter and outreach
to women living with HIV.
1120 East Terrace, #100, Seattle, WA 98122;
phone 888-292-1912; email
the_staff@babesnetwork.org; English &
Spanish.
Being Alive
Organization of people living with HIV that
provides outreach, information and referral, peer
counseling, groups, advocacy, a newsletter,
speakers bureau, medical updates, a legal clinic,
alternative therapy forums and roommate
referrals.
621 N San Vicente Boulevard, West Hollywood,
CA 90069;
phone 310-289-2551, fax 310-289-9866; email
info@beingalivela.org; English & Spanish.
Business Responds to AIDS
Business Responds to AIDS and Labor
Responds to AIDS programs provide
information to businesses and labor unions to
develop workplace policies that meet the
challenges of HIV.
PO Box 6003, Rockville, MD 20849;
phone 877-242-9760, tty 240-514-2780; email
info@hivatwork.org; English.
National Women’s Health Information Center
Federal government source provides health
information to women, girls and their families.
8270 Willow Oak Corporate Drive,
Fairfax, VA 22031;
toll-free 800-994-9662, toll-free 888-220-5446
(hearing impaired); tdd 202-690-7650;
English & Spanish.
National Women’s Health Resource Center
A leading nonprofit independent health
information source for women.
1750 K Street, NW, #350, Washington, DC 20006;
phone 877-986-9472; English.
Recycled AIDS Medicines Program (RAMP)
RAMP gathers unused HIV medicines from
individuals, health professionals and
community groups and delivers them to
organizations overseas, where they are
provided to patients who otherwise have no
access to them.
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