the goal of the cherish consortium is to support and advance hiv-related research by identifying, recruiting, and providing funding for young investigators with a strong commitment to the study of hiv/aids. the consortium is a collaboration of academic, government, and community partners. the consortium has developed a cherish national steering committee and has been awarded funding to support the cherish pilot study. over the next two years, the consortium will evaluate and refine the cherish protocol, conduct a pilot study to test the efficacy of the cherish intervention on hiv-related clinical outcomes, and assess the feasibility and acceptability of the cherish intervention. consortium members are: susan cohan, m.d., assistant professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, department of medicine, massachusetts general hospital; megan curtis, m., clinical fellow, infectious diseases division, boston medical center; j.t. kapsimalis, m., infectious diseases division, brigham and women's hospital; steve kowdley, m., associate professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, department of medicine, massachusetts general hospital; douglas o'malley, m., professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, department of medicine, harvard medical school; michael perzanowski, m., assistant professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, department of medicine, harvard medical school; and dennis shusterman, m., assistant professor of medicine, division of infectious diseases, department of medicine, massachusetts general hospital.
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cherish is equipped with 4 different laboratories; a molecular lab, a molecular analysis lab, a molecular data management lab, and a molecular analysis lab. these 4 different labs do molecular assays for the following target viruses; hepatitis c, hepatitis b, hiv, and hsv. cherish i had a similar set of facilities.
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