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Research

The Partnership has an active research program that focuses on improving the delivery and outcomes of care in western Kenya. The main focus of the program is HIV/AIDS, specifically the Academic Model for the Prevention And Treatment of HIV/AIDS (AMPATH.)

AMPATH is the largest and most comprehensive HIV/AIDS program in Kenya and is a partnership between Indiana and Moi Universities, (in U.S. and Kenya respectively) with participation by a large number of other U.S. universities, mainly through research collaborations.

Research programs within the overall IU-Kenya Research Partnership include:

• pediatrics;
• behavioral and social sciences;
• medical informatics;
• epidemiology;
• tuberculosis;
• basic and laboratory science;
• oncology;
• public health and HIV/AIDS prevention;
• economics; and
• clinical trials.

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