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Campbell Foundation Awards $85,000 Grant to Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
 

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have received an $85,000 grant from The Campbell Foundation of Fort Lauderdale to study why a small number of people can naturally control HIV without medication and how those insights could lead to new ways to reduce HIV-related illness and transmission around the world.

The project is led by Dr. Susan Eshleman, MD, PhD, a professor of pathology at Johns Hopkins and a long-time leader in HIV research. The study focuses on antibodies that appear in some people before they become infected with HIV, which may help their immune systems keep the virus at very low levels after infection.

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