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May 2014
Infographic: Top Three Reasons Why the Expanded IPM-Janssen Partnership is a Boost to Women's Health
In May 2014, IPM and Janssen R&D Ireland, one of the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson, expanded their longstanding collaboration for the development and delivery of sexual and reproductive health products containing the antiretroviral drug dapivirine. See the top reasons why this agreement is important for women.
March 2014
Infographic: Why Is Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Integral to Global Development?
Learn about how HIV prevention for women supports global development goals in health, poverty, education and gender equality.
January 2014
Infographic: Global Health R&D for Women: Broad Benefits
Learn about the clinical trial research process and the benefits to individuals and communities.
March 08, 2013
Hear from "Real Voices" working to prevent HIV
Real Voices is an IPM video series featuring interviews with scientists, clinicians, advocates and community members, who share their views about the need for microbicides women can use to reduce their risk of HIV infection. This third video of the series highlights clinic researchers and outreach workers offering their reflections on the challenges women in their communities face and their hopes for the future.It is with these hopes in mind –...
August 14, 2010
SAfm Science Matters Interviews IPM’s Dr. Zeda Rosenberg
IPM CEO Dr. Zeda Rosenberg spoke with SAfm Radio in South Africa on August 14, 2010, for its Science Matters program about the milestone findings from the CAPRISA 004 trial showing proof-of-concept for microbicides. In the interview, Dr. Rosenberg speaks about the future of microbicides in the wake of the promising results.Length: 22 minutesThanks to SAfm for a copy of the audio and permission to rebroadcast from our website.
July 20, 2010
Gabi's Gift: The CAPRISA 004 study
The microbicide field is moving ahead with new energy following landmark results announced in July by the CAPRISA research team proving that antiretroviral-based microbicides reduce the risk of HIV infection. Learn more about this important time in the history of HIV prevention by viewing the Gabi's Gift video.Length: 5 minutesThis video has been embedded using freely-available code on andrejsmith's YouTube channel.
June 08, 2010
Women Deliver Press Conference
This panel focuses on technology and the role that technology will play in shaping women's lives and the role it has played in the past.Each panelist presents briefly, then answers questions from members of the press.Panelists include Dr. Zeda Rosenberg, CEO of IPM, Dr. Nafis Sadik, UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Asia and Pacific, Dr. Régine Sitruk-Ware, Executive Director of Research and Development for Population Council, and Mikkel...
May 2010
Hope Against HIV: Microbicide Trials in Your Community
This video is designed to raise awareness about microbicides in the communities where research is being conducted — and where these products are urgently needed.It answers commonly asked questions about microbicides, and the clinical trials that take place in Africa and across the globe: What are microbicides? What is a clinical trial? When will we have a microbicide? The video is viewable as a teaser (100 seconds, English) or full length (...
July 18, 2006
Microbicide Research, A Promising Prevention Strategy For HIV/AIDS: Can It Save Women’s Lives?
This event addressed the status of microbicide research and its importance as an HIV/AIDS prevention strategy for women. In the video, the panel discusses global microbicide development efforts and "on-the-ground" issues related to clinical trials. Speakers include then-US Senator Barack Obama (D-Ill.), US Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.), IPM CEO Dr. Zeda Rosenberg and Dr. Salim S. Abdool Karim, vice chancellor of research at the...
April 2006
IPM CEO on CNN’s “The End of AIDS: A Global Summit with Bill Clinton”
IPM CEO Dr. Zeda Rosenberg is featured on an hour-long program on CNN and CNN International timed to mark the 25th anniversary of the emergence of AIDS. The discussion is moderated by CNN medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta with former US President Bill Clinton, and some of the world’s leading HIV and AIDS experts and activists on how to defeat this epidemic. Originally aired April 2006.Length: 7 minutes, 30 secondsLearn more about the...