Our Mission

Our mission is to improve health outcomes in infancy, childhood, adolescence, pregnancy, and postpartum among those who are impacted by or living with HIV by evaluating novel treatments and interventions for HIV, tuberculosis, and other related complications.

Four Children Experience HIV Remission: IMPAACT P1115 Results Published in The Lancet HIV

The International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials (IMPAACT) Network is proud to announce the publication of results from P1115 in The Lancet HIV. P1115 is a Phase I/II, multi-center, proof-of-concept study that explores the effects of early intensive antiretroviral therapy on achieving HIV remission in neonates.

IMPAACT P1115 Results Published in The Lancet HIV

Research Areas

The IMPAACT Network is committed to conducting high-quality clinical trials to support our mission globally. Our research agenda includes four scientific specific aims.

IMPAACT Community Engagement

Community participation and engagement are critical in the conduct of scientific research. There is mutual benefit to communities and researchers when both parties work together throughout the scientific research process. In the IMPAACT Network, community participation occurs throughout the network, community and site levels through various mechanisms that include representation on the network committees, protocols teams and cross network community activities.

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Research Sites

IMPAACT is a global network with sites all over the world in 12 countries.

Map of Sites
52 Sites
12 Countries
4 Continents