CHIPTS - Center for HIV Identification, Prevention and Treatment Services -

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About Us

The Center for HIV Identification, Prevention, and Treatment Services (CHIPTS) is a collaboration of multi-disciplinary HIV researchers from UCLACharles Drew University of Medicine and ScienceFriends Research Institute, and the RAND Corporation. Funded by the National Institutes of Mental Health, CHIPTS promotes collaborative research, fosters networking, and supports capacity building among communities and agency partners in efforts to eliminate new HIV infections and improve health outcomes for key populations with HIV-associated comorbidities.

Learn more about our Core Scientists, Scientific Advisory Board, and Community Advisory Board dedicated to advancing HIV research, bridging scientific expertise and community perspectives, and translating evidence into meaningful impact.

Featured News

The Body Pro: The Science Has Delivered on PrEP. So What’s Still Standing in Our Way?

The Body Pro: The Science Has Delivered on PrEP. So What’s Still Standing in Our Way?

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U.S. FDA Approves Gilead’s Bixlenvo™, a New Once-Daily Single Tablet Option for Virologically Suppressed Adults With HIV, Including Those on Complex Regimens

U.S. FDA Approves Gilead’s Bixlenvo™, a New Once-Daily Single Tablet Option for Virologically Suppressed Adults With HIV, Including Those on Complex Regimens

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NIH Is Replacing Letters of Support with Letters of Collaboration to Reduce Administrative Burden

NIH Is Replacing Letters of Support with Letters of Collaboration to Reduce Administrative Burden

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Recent Publications

Brief Report: Intersecting Vulnerabilities: The Role of Housing Instability and Methamphetamine Use on HIV Acquisition

This study examines the synergistic impact of housing instability and methamphetamine use on the incidence of HIV infection. Data are from a prospective cohort study of men who have sex with men in Los Angeles, CA. Participants were recruited from a university-based research clinic and a community sexual health/HIV clinic, where both recruitment and study activities were conducted.

Community Informed Recommendations for a Campaign to Promote Awareness of Long-Acting Injectable PrEP Among Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men

Culturally tailored public health campaigns provide one potential strategy for increasing access, awareness, and use of PrEP, including the newest long-acting injectable PrEP (LAI PrEP) formulations. The purpose of the study was to develop community-informed recommendations for a culturally responsive LAI PrEP awareness campaign designed for LMSM.

Our Publications

Discover peer-reviewed publications from our CHIPTS investigators that address critical challenges in HIV and HIV-related comorbidities. Our multidisciplinary research spans across implementation, clinical, and behavioral science. Our investigators provide evidence-based insights that inform policy, improve clinical practice, and strengthen public health initiatives.

To access more publications, visit NIH’s PubMed Central. 

Research

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Resources

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Trainings

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Contact us

Email: chipts@mednet.ucla.edu

CHIPTS is supported by NIH grant number P30MH058107.

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Our Team

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