The mission of CNICS is to provide access to the specimen and data repository to any investigator who submits an approved concept proposal. CNICS is a ‘peer-reviewed open access’ research platform available to investigators world-wide.

Upon submission of a concept study, the CNICS Administration will check for overlapping ideas or aims with an existing CNICS study to ensure each study has a unique data set without conflict. Should a new study be submitted that includes overlap, the CNICS Administration will work with researchers of both concepts to collaborate where research interests align.

CNICS has reviewed over 200 concept studies to date submitted by investigators at all levels, including graduate students, fellows, staff and faculty. These studies have resulted in over 350 peer reviewed manuscripts and over $125M in external funding awards to investigators working in CNICS, the majority of which are early career faculty and trainees.

Concept NumberTitle of Concept StudyInvestigator(s) NameInstituteStudy Status
001Impact of HAART and Metabolic Complications on Myocardial Infarction and Survival among HIV-infected PatientsHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
002 Incidence and Risk Factors for Triple Class Antiretroviral Regimen (ARV) Exposure and Failure in the CNICS CohortRichard HaubrichUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
003Biological and behavioral correlates of ART adherence and depression across diverse patients in the CNICS cohortsSteven SafrenFenwayOpen
004 The incidence and correlates of HIV superinfection before starting and after stopping antiretroviral therapyDavey SmithUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
005Viral Variation and the Development of Neutralizing AntibodiesNancy L. HaigwoodUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
006 gd-T cell Impairment and AIDS-associated CancersRichard LopezUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Closed
007STI Burden and Behavioral Risks among HIV-infected Patients in Primary Care at CNICS collaborating sitesKenneth MayerFenwayClosed
008 Genetic variation and drug-drug interactions in tenofovir induced nephrotoxicity Kathleen GiancominiUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Closed
009 Predictors of Severe Liver Enzyme Elevation and Immunologic Response to Initial HAART in Patients with HIV and Hepatitis Co-InfectionChad AchenbachNorthwesternOpen
010 Eligibility for Early Initiation of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) to Decrease HIV Transmission/ Julie Dombrowski UWJulie DombrowskiUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
011 Durability and Effectiveness of First-line ARV Regimens in treatment-naïve Patients Initiating Therapy in a Clinical Practice SettingMichael MugaveroUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
012 Association of cellular immune function and phenotype with severe liver enzyme elevation (LEE) after Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) among HIV and viral hepatitis co-infected patientsChad AchenbachNorthwesternClosed
013 Long-term virologic outcomes of HIV-infected patients coinfected with hepatitis B on tenofovir-containing HAARTNina Kim University of Washington (UW)Open
014 Prevalence and associations of unprotected sex and substance use in the CNICS cohortMatthew MimiagaFenwayOpen
015 Dynamic Assessment of Virologic Response and Mortality Among HIV-infected Patients Initiating Antiretroviral TherapyMichael MugaveroUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
016 An Analysis of Renal Function Before and After the Initiation of Highly Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) to Examine Correlates of Renal Function Preservation and DeclineRobert KalayjianCase Western Reserve University (CWRU)Open
017 HIV Pathogenesis and Immunity in Viremic Non-ProgressorsDavid CameriniUniversity of California Irvine (UC Irvine)Open
018 The Predictors of HIV+ smokers and investigation of smoking recognition and intervention by providers in two HIV ambulatory clinicsKaren CropseyUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
019 Molecular Epidemiology of HIV Transmission and Transmitted Resistance in Women and Minorities in the CNICS CohortJeannette AldousUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
020HIV infection in Sickle Cell DiseaseMichael LedermanCase Western Reserve University (CWRU)Closed
021 Generalizing evidence from randomized clinical trials to target populations: the ACTG-320 trialSteve ColeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
022 Comparison of plasma HIV RNA with CD4+ T cell count-based strategies for detection of first line treatment failure and initiation of regimen modificationMaya PetersonUniversity of California BerkeleyOpen
023 Measuring HIV transmission risk among HIV+ patients at CNICS sitesJoseph SchumacherUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
024AIDS-defining and non-AIDS defining malignancies among the CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS) Michael SaagUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
025 Effects of Hepatitis B co-infection on HIV Antiretroviral Therapy Response and Long-term OutcomesSarah RadkeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
026 Heterogeneity in Cytokine Responses to HIV-1 InfectionJames TangUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Closed
027 Methods to migrate from the 9-item Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) to computerized adaptive administration of the Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) depression measurHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
028 HIV Infection and Response to Initial Therapy for Type 2 DiabetesUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPENN)Open
029Contribution of enzyme (protease) and substrate (gag) mutations to protease inhibitor resistanceDavid LooneyUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
030Epidemiology & Outcomes of HIV-2 in the United StatesGeoffrey GottliebUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
031Adherence to Clinical Care and Survival among HIV-infected Patients Initiating Antiretroviral TherapyMichael MugaveroUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
032HIV in the Elderly: Evaluating Indoleamine 2,3 dioxygenase as a marker for disease statusStephanie BaerMedical College of GeorgiaOpen
033HIV-associated Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Examinations (HOPE): Risk, Exacerbations, and OutcomesKristina CrothersUniversity of Washington (UW) Closed
034Prognosis of incidence and progression risk of AIDS-defining and non-AIDS-defining malignancies in HIV/AIDS patientsJulia KrauchankaDuke UniversityOpen
035Body morphology abnormalities and patient reported outcomes: depression, adherence, health-related quality of life, substance use, physical activity, and sexual risk behaviorHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
036Routine Laboratory Monitoring During Virologically Suppressive Combination Antiretroviral Therapy in the USBabafemi TaiwoNorthwesternOpen
037Fine mapping of MHC susceptibility loci for AIDS-related non-Hodgkin lymphomaBrahim AissaniUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
038The Timing of Antiretroviral Initiation among ART Naïve HIV Infected patients in routine clinical practiceElvin GengUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
039Cross-walk between commonly used measures of anxiety in patients with HIV and the Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) anxiety measureHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
040Determinants of Transmitted Drug Resistance (TDR) and Impact of “Test and Treat” Strategy on Transmission of Drug Resistance Among HIV-1 Infected Treatment-Naïve Patients: Influence of High Risk Behaviors as Determined by Patient Based Metrics (PBM) on TDR Prevalence and Modeled Probability of TransmissionVi BowmanUniversity of California San DiegoClosed
041Systematic Characterization of High-Risk HPV Infection in Head and Neck Carcinoma in HIV+ IndividualsMargaret Brandwein-GenslerUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamOpen
042Durability of initial compared to subsequent HAART regimensEric SahloffUniversity of ToledoOpen
043Comparing Results from Two Methods for Estimating the Optimal CD4 Threshold for Initiating Antiretroviral TherapyBryan ShephardVanderbilt UniversityOpen
044Biological Determinants of Long-term Immune Reconstitution following Combination Antiretroviral Therapy (cART)Sharon LewinMonash University AustraliaOpen
045BMI, Depression, and HIV Self-Care Behaviors among MSMAaron BlashillFenwayOpen
046Impact of presenting clinical features and subsequent treatment on outcomes after non-CNS HIV-associated lymphoma in the CNICS cohortSatish GopalUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
047Time related factors of platelet count reduction in human immunodeficiency virus/HIV and Hepatitis C/HCV co-infected antiretroviral therapy/ARV Naiive patientsChris DelaneyUniversity of FloridaClosed
048Structural models for exposure effects in HIV progression cohortsSteve ColeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
049Effects of Combination Antiretroviral Therapy on Risk of Non-AIDS- defining CancersElizabeth YanikUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Closed
050The Causal Effect of Antidepressant Treatment on HIV Outcomes in the CNICS Multi-Site Observational Clinical Cohort: An Application of Marginal Structural ModelsBrian PenceDuke UniversityOpen
051Risk Factors and microRNA Profiles of HIV Associated Lung CancerKristina Crothers and Lynn SchnappUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
052Molecular epidemiology of HIV transmission networks between Rhode Island and MassachusettsPhillip ChanBrown UniversityOpen
053Incidence and treatment of prostate cancer in HIV-infected men: do racial disparities exist?Ramona BhatiaNorthwesternOpen
054Impact of Transitioning from HIV Clinical Trials to Routine Medical Care on Virologic and Immunologic OutcomesBaligh R. YehiaUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPENN)Closed
055Current practice of screening for incident HCV infection among HIV-infected individualsBenjamin LinasBoston Medical CenterOpen
056Evaluating the Relationship between HIV Transmission Networks in the San Diego-Tijuana Cross-Border HIV Epidemic and the Rest of the United States and the Difference between Geographically Localized and Geographically Diverse Transmission NetworksSanjay MehtaUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
057The Natural History of Malignancies Developing Among HIV Positive Individuals on Stable Antiretroviral TherapyAnna CoghillUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
058Endothelial Dysfunction, Antiretroviral Therapy, and Non-AIDS Defining Events in the CNICS CohortSusan GrahamUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
059When to switch cART: A comparison of switching strategies using observational dataLauren CainHarvard UniversityOpen
060Effects of Hepatitis C Co-infection on HIV Disease Progression and Long term OutcomesJennifer LingUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
061Frailty in HIV-infected older adultsCharles Kamen and Supriya MohileUniversity of RochesterOpen
062STI Screening and Determinants of Infection Among HIV-Infected Patients in Primary CareKenneth MayerFenwayOpen
063Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression in HIV/AIDS Primary Care: A Comparative Analysis of Latino and Non-Latino White PatientsOscar BeltranUniversity of Texas at El Paso (UTEP)Open
064Behavioral predictors of outcomes in HIV infected adolescents
Brian ZanoniMassachusetts General Hospital, Fenway Community HealthOpen
065Optimal timing for starting cART in antiretroviral-naïve HIV-1–infected patients presenting with cryptococcal meningitisJonathan SterneUniversity of BristolOpen
066Plasma cell neoplasms in HIV infected people: a multi center case series

Eric EngelsNational Cancer InstituteClosed
067Molecular profiling of HIV-associated lymphoma occurring before and during antiretroviral therapySatish GopalUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
068Alcohol Research Consortium in HIV – Epidemiological Research Arm (ARCH-ERA)
U01AA020793
Heidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
068bAlcohol Research Consortium in HIV: COVID SupplementHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
069Comparative effectiveness of SSRIs and SGAs among patients aging with HIVHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
070OMCICH: Optimal Multidisciplinary Care in the Clinical HIV SettingMichael HorbergMid-Atlantic Kaiser Permanente GroupOpen
071Factors that influence the response to Hepatitis A vaccine among HIV-infected individualsHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
072Statins in HIV: Immune Reconstitution, Comorbid Events, and SurvivalDan DrozdUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
073Epidemiology of Cerebrovascular Disease in CNICSDavid TirschwellUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
074Race-specific association between CCR5 -2459G>A genotype and virologic response to HAART in the CNICS cohortRajeev MehlotraCase Western Reserve University (CWRU)Closed
075Modeling the dynamic association of BMI and mortality in HIV positive adultsJianghua HeUniversity of Massachusetts (UMASS)Closed
076Relationship of virologic suppression and control of cardiometabolic comorbidities in HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapyGreer BurkholderUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
077Incidence and treatment of anal cancer in HIV-infected individuals: do racial/ethnic disparities exist?Candice McNeil Stanford UniversityOpen
078Hepatitis C treatment uptake and predictors of HCV therapy among HIV-infected individuals in the era of direct-acting antiviral agents

Ed CachayUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
079Sero-incidence of Herpes Simplex Virus Types 1 and 2 in HIV-infected persons receiving HIV-care Nicholas Van WagonerUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Closed
080Circulating MicroRNAs in HIV-infected Patients with and without Coronary Artery DiseaseVenkata Narla and Priscilla HsueUniversity of California San FranciscoOpen
081Understanding Patient Populations Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy: Observational Channeling Bias StudyMichael Saag, Steve Cole and Andy WestfallUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) & University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
082Assessment of Markers of Microbial Translocation, Gut Mucosal Integrity, and Inflammation in HIV-infected Patients with Delayed Vs. Normal Immune Recovery on Suppressive Antiretroviral TherapyGregory Huhn, Peter Hunt and Bellur PrabhakarChicago Cook County HospitalOpen
083Effectiveness of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) with Upfront Chemotherapy versus ART Alone in HIV-Infected Patients with Kaposi’s Sarcoma Who Do Not Have Urgent Indications for Chemotherapy
Jackie WangUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Closed
084Selection bias due to restriction in cohort studiesChanelle HoweBrown UniversityOpen
085Antiretroviral switches in HIV/HCV co-infected patients: Initiating direct acting antiviral therapies for Hepatitis C Infection

Julius Wilder and Susanna NaggieDuke UniversityOpen
086HIV-related Health Disparities in Latinos Living with HIV in the United StatesJohn SaucedaUniversity of California San FranciscoOpen
087When to monitor: A comparison of immunologic and virologic monitoring strategies using observational dataEllen CanigliaHarvard UniversityOpen
088Differential Virologic and Resistance Outcomes when using
Efavirenz-based Single Tablet Regimens versus Multiple Tablet
Regimens in HIV Treatment
Michael Saag and Andy WestfallUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
089Calcium antagonist and CVD risk among hypertensive HIV+ patientsSadeep ShresthaUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Closed
090Identify and Manage Promptly Incident Hepatitis C: Testing to Treatment in HIV (IMPACT-C)
Benjamin Linas and Lynn TaylorBoston Medical CenterClosed
091Preventive fractions of Kaposi sarcoma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma in the modern ART eraElizabeth YanikNational Cancer InstittuteOpen
092Application of the Updated ACC/AHA Atherosclerotic CVD Risk Assessment Tool and Prevention Guidelines Among HIV-Infected Individuals: CFAR Network of Integrated Clinical Systems (CNICS)Matthew FeinsteinNorthwesternOpen
092aPerformance of the American Heart Association’s PREVENT Risk Calculator for People with HIVMatt DurstenfeldUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
093Analysis of CNICS data to inform design of interventions to enhance HIV care among substance abusersBryan HartzlerUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
094Population interventions on smoking in the CNICS/ Bryan Hartzler UWBryan HartzlerUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
095Factors Associated with HAART Medication Adherence among Older Adults Living with HIV in the U.S.Brian WittUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Closed
096The Affordable Care Act, Socioeconomic Context, Spatial Mapping, and Outcomes Among People Living With HIVAadaora AdimoraUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
097Pathways contributing to racial and economic disparities among HIV clinic cohort patientsChanelle BrownBrown UniversityClosed
098Genomic approaches to cardiometabolic risk and treatment in HIVInga PeterMount SinaiOpen
099Investigating the relationship between chronic pain and HIV outcomesJessie MerlinUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
100Cardiovascular, pulmonary, and hematological disease in HIV: Prevention and TreatmentHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
101Statin use among HIV-infected patientsGreer BurkholderUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
102Comparative Effectiveness of Single-Action verses Multi-Action Antidepressants on Depression, Treatment Adherence and HIV Clinical Outcomes among People Living with HIV/AIDS and DepressionJon MillsUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
103Development and Validation of a Multidimensional Index of Engagement in HIV Care Kristian Christopoulos and Mallory JohnsonUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
104Calibration of a 1-Year Virologic Prediction Rule for Race/Ethnicity and Gender.Gregory RobbinsMass Gen/ Harvard UniversityOpen
105The HIV Care Continuum: CD4 and Viral Load Measures as Proxies for Routine HIV Care Visits  Kimberly PowersUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
106Diminishing “Clinic Viral Load” in CNICS clinics in the U.S.: Socio-demographic and Therapeutic Correlations with Adherence  Jane SimoniUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
107The CD4/CD8 ratio as a predictor of adverse outcomes in HIV-infected subjects under suppressive antiretroviral therapy and elite controllersSergio Serrano-VillarUniversity Hospital Ramón y Cajal- Madrid, SpainOpen
108Modeling Depression Treatment Strategies for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Positive PatientsRongbing XieUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
109Physical activity patterns and metabolic disease outcomes in people living with HIV  Amanda WilligUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
110Projected Burden of Chronic Disease within the PLWH Population Julia HoodUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
111Impact of low-level HIV viremia on cancer riskJennifer LeeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
112A statistical framework for integrated analysis of the HIV care cascade using CNICS dataHanna LeeBrown UniversityOpen
113What to start: co-formulated versus individual tablets regimens in high-income countriesSarah LodiHarvard UniversityClosed
114Self-management and quality of life in persons with HIV and diabetes, a comparison study.Julie ZunigaUniversity of Texas AustinOpen
115Lipidomic Profiling in HIV patients newly initiating antiretroviral treatmentRyan IrvinUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
116Identification of Novel Metabolic Biomarkers for Predicting Cardiovascular Events in Persons Living with HIVSvati ShahDuke UniversityOpen
117Supplement to Approved CP 103: Development and Validation of a Multidimensional Index of Engagement in HIV CareKristina Christopoulos and Mallory JohnsonUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Closed
118Efavirenz and the risk of suicidalityAngela BengstonUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
119Age and Risk of HAART-Associated Nephrotoxicity: a Retrospective Cohort StudyJessie TorgersenHospital of the University of PennsylvaniaOpen
120Pathways contributing to racial/ethnic disparities among HIV clinic cohort patientsChanelle HoweBrown UniversityOpen
121Combined when to start analyses of the START trial, HIV-CAUSAL and CNICSSteve ColeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Closed
122At-Risk Alcohol Use and the Completion of Patient Reported OutcomesJacquelin RudolphUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
123Examining causes of death among patients with HIV in the United States: methodologic tools and applicationsJess EdwardsUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
124Health Outcomes Among Transgender Patients in HIV Care: Findings from the CNICS CohortSari ReisnerFenwayOpen
125Durability of Contemporary Antiretroviral Regimens in Treatment Naïve Persons living with HIVEllen EatonUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
126Phylogeographic approach to determine the dynamics of HIV in circulating cellular reservoirs during ART failure and after re-suppression.Antoine ChaillonUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Closed
127Kidney Failure Risk Projection for the HIV-infected Living Kidney Donor CandidateJayme LockeUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
128The Syndemics of Aging with HIVMaile KarrisUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Closed
129Hemoglobin as a criterion to switch antiretroviral therapy in HIV-positive individualsLauren CainHarvard UniversityOpen
130Comparative effectiveness of integrase-inhibitor-based regimens versus NNTRI- and boosted-PI-based regimens.Steve ColeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
131Patient-reported sexual risk behavior and viral suppression over timeJulia RaifmanJohns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public HealthOpen
132Comparing Duraility, Treatment Failure and Emergence of Resistance on Integrase Stand Transfer Inhibitor Treatment Regimens Among Treatment-Naïve and Treatment-Experienced Patients with HIV (UAB Protocol # X151228001)Heidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
133A Feasibility and Pilot Study of Clinical Outcomes among Transgender Women Living with HIV Tonia PoteatJohns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public HealthOpen
134The impact of substance use on health outcomes over time among persons living with HIV W. Scott ComuladaUniversity of California Los Angeles (UCLA)Closed
135The Joint Effects and Plausible Interventions for ART and Statin Use on MortalityJonathan PostUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Closed
136Multi-level Social and Behavioral Determinants of Health and Missed HIV Healthcare Provider VisitsApril PettitVanderbilt UniversityOpen
137Physical Activity and Symptom Distress in HIV+ Adults in the CNICS DatabaseAllison WebelCase Western Reserve UniversityOpen
138Statin use to prevent progression of liver disease among HIV infected individualsBryan LauJohns Hopkins UniversityOpen
139Real World Effectiveness of Direct-Acting Antiviral Agents for Hepatitis C Infection Among HIV/HCV-Coinfected PatientsNina KimUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
140Cigarette Smoking and HIV Treatment Outcomes Among MSM in Primary CareConall O'CleirighHarvard UniversityOpen
141Epidemiology of Heavily Treatment-Experienced (HTE) HIV Patients in the USMichael Saag and Ellen EatonUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
142Development and Validation of Risk Prediction Model for End Stage Liver Disease and Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Persons living with HIVNina KimUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
143Evaluation of the efficacy, mechanism, and cost-effectiveness of Skills TO Manage Pain (STOMP), a novel group and peer-based behavioral intervention for chronic pain tailored to people living with HIVJessie MerlinUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
144Rates and Predictors of Bacterial STI in Women with HIVJodie Dionne-OdomUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
145Diabetes as a risk factor for tuberculosis in HIV positive individuals in the United StatesKristina BajemaUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
146A personalized approach to mental health in HIVTodd FojoJohns Hopkins UniversityOpen
147Epidemiology of HIV-related atrial fibrillation and associations with substance abuseSusan HeckbertUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
148Estimating the potential pool of HIV-infected deceased organ donors in the United StatesJayme LockeUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
149Primary Infection Resource Consortium (PIRC)Susan LittleUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Closed
150Patterns and Perceptions of e-Cigarettes and Vaporized Nicotine Among People Living with HIVRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
151Longitudinal HIV Care Trajectories and HIV Transmission Risk from the Time of HIV Care Entry in the CNICSKimberly PowersUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
152Condom-less sex behavior and health outcomes among HIV-infected patients in the PrEP eraRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
153Patient Usability and Acceptability of Electronic Patient-Reported Outcome Measures for Use in HIV CareRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
154Plasma IL-6 signaling biomarkers and cardiovascular disease in the CNICS cohortLee SulggiUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Closed
155HIV/HCV Coinfection and Incidence of Extrahepatic CancersJulia MarcusHarvard UniversityOpen
156Predictive Analytics for Retention in HIV CareJessica RidgwayUniversity of ChicagoOpen
157Understanding the effect of physical activity and dietary intake on the longitudinal symptom experience of HIV+ adults in the CNICS cohortAllison Webel and Amanda WilligCase Western Reserve University (CWRU) & University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
157aExamining HIV-related Symptom Moderation of the Executive Function/Self-Management ProcessNathaniel SchreinerCase Western Reserve University (CWRU)Open
158Preparing for Long-Acting Injectable ART: Patient and Provider Perceptions, Preferences, and Shared Decision-Making David WohlUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
159Health Outcomes among Patients in HIV Care Reporting Intimate Partner ViolenceRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
160
Impact and Correlates of Sub-Optimal Social Support Among Patients in HIV CareRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
161Health Disparities and Social Determinants for HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorders and its Risk Factors Pariya Fazeli Wheeler University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
162Viral suppression and sexual risk among people living with HIV: potential impact of risk compensation on HIV transmission Heather PinesUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
163Improving Kidney Health for African Americans with HIV through Optimal Antiretroviral Therapy SelectionEllen Eaton University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
164Role of medication assisted treatment on HIV treatment outcomes among opioid and stimulant usersJavier CepedaUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Open
165Effectiveness of second-line antiretroviral therapyThibaut Davy-MendeUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
166Genes, substance use, and HIV outcomes in people living with HIV across the USHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
167Interventions to prevent cardiovascular disease among people living with HIVAlexander BreskinUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Closed
168Characterization of Symptom Clusters Among People Living With HIV DiseaseNatalie WilsonUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
169Effectiveness of a smoking cessation algorithm integrated into HIV primary care.Karen Cropsey University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Closed
170Determinants and Outcomes of Nicotine Metabolism in HIVRobert GrossUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPENN)Open
171Marijuana policy change impact on patterns of marijuana and other harmful substance use among people living with HIV: a mixed methods evaluationAndrew HahnUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
172Prevalence and Risk Factors for Hepatitis Delta Infection Among a Cohort of HIV/Hepatitis B-Coinfected Patients in the United StatesVincent Lo ReUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPENN)Closed
173Optimizing the Implementation of the U=U Strategy for HIV Prevention in Clinic SettingsCurt BeckwithBrown UniversityOpen
174Substance use and risk of stroke among people living with HIVThomas MartinUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Closed
175Host genetics and risk of anal cancer among patients living with HIVHelen Stankiewicz KaritUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
176Genetic predictors of adiposity-related traits including body mass index, lipoatrophy, lipohypertrophy and ART treatment-induced obesity among people living with HIVSara LindstroemUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
177Gender Identity and Participation in Biomedical ResearchApril PettitVanderbilt UniversityOpen
178Differences in substance use patterns among people living with HIV by geographic regionHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
179Mental health, alcohol, and other substance use disorders Prevalence, co-occurrence and durability of symptoms; pharmacologic treatment initiation and retention; and impact of treatment on retention in HIV care and viral suppressionCatherine LeskoJohns Hopkins UniversityOpen
180Factors associated with Initiating Care for Vulnerable HIV-Infected Individuals with Substance UseCanada ParrishUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
181Evaluating the impact of food insecurity on diabetes risk and treatment outcomes among adults with HIV+ in the PROSPER-HIV studyAllison Webel and Amanda WilligCase Western Reserve University (CWRU) & University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
182Machine learning to identify persons at high-risk of disengaging from HIV care in the United StatesSahar SaeedWashington University in St. LouisOpen
183Impact of COVID-19 among people living with HIV in the CNICS cohort: overall and symptomatic incidence, predictors of disease, adverse clinical outcomes, and mortality Ed Cachay, Lalo and Adrienne ShapiroUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
184Impact of FUT2 Genetic Variability on HIV-associated Inflammation.Mohamed Abdel-MohsenWistar InstituteOpen
185Quality of life validation studies in CNICSHeidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
186Impact of childhood abuse on health outcomes among patients living with HIVRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
187Burden of Morbidity and Premature Mortality in patients with HIV-associated Malignancies
Guarav GoyalUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
188Antiretroviral Utilization in the Current Treatment Era (2018-2020)Jimmy MaUniversity of Washington (UW)Closed
189Patient Perceptions of the Impact of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic: Impact on patient reported outcomes and HIV-related outcome disparitiesMallory JohnsonUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
190Trauma and adherence: A lifecourse approach to understanding HIV in older adultsPaul NashUniversity of Southern CaliforniaOpen
191A cross sectional analysis of psychological stress, physical activity, and viral suppression as predictors of Cardiovascular Disease risk in older persons with HIVCrista IrwinEmory UniversityOpen
192Mentoring Patient-Oriented Research on Advances to Optimize Engagement in HIV Care Katerina ChristopoulosUniversity of California San Francisco (UCSF)Open
193Relationship between body fat and functional status among adults aging with HIVVitor OliveiraCase Western Reserve UniversityClosed
194Deep Phenotyping of HIV-Related Heart FailureMatthew FeinsteinNorthwesternOpen
195Internalized HIV Stigma and Viral Suppression: Examining the Mediating and Moderating Roles of Social Support, Substance Use, and Depressive SymptomsTimothy CrawfordWright State University Boonshoft School of MedicineOpen
196Psychosocial Effects of HIV Nondisclosure Laws Among People Living with HIVSteve SafrenUniversity of MiamiOpen
197Changes in weight after switching off of integrase strand transfer based regimens does the next regimen matterJeff YinUniversity of California San Diego (UCSD)Closed
198Determination of the Impact of Abnormal Glucose Levels on Progression to Frailty Among People Living with HIVAndrew HahnUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
199Social Determinants of Health Disparities and Multiple Co-morbidities among Men and Women Living with HIVJenni WiseUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
200Examining influences on physical activity behaviors and quality of life among adults living with HIVSable WatsonUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
201Host Genetic Predictors of Vascular Complications: A CNICS Mendelian Randomization StudySulggi LeeUniversity of ChicagoClosed
203Impact of ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on people with HIV in the USAdrienne ShapiroUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
204Cardiometabolic Disease Among Frailty Clusters in Adults Aging with HIVRaymond JonesUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
205Understanding Racial and the Social Determinants of Disparities in
Depression and Non-Communicable Disease Outcomes in Adults Living with
HIV
Aima AhonkhaiVanderbilt UniversityOpen
206Effect of Internalized HIV Stigma on Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Women Living with HIVJess ShermanOhio State UniversityOpen
207Impact of depression and HIV symptoms on glycemic outcomes (A1c, BG) among patients living with HIV and type 2 diabetes.Veronica BradyUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at HoustonOpen
208Role of integrase strand transfer based regimens in people with HIV and hypertensionMohammed SiddiquiUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
209Internalized HIV Stigma, Age and Gender related outcomes among people with HIV (HIV StAGe Outcomes)Lydia DrumrightUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
210Epidemiology of monkeypox among people with HIV in the CNICS cohort: incidence, clinical outcomes, access to treatment, and predictors of disease acquisition and severityMichalina MontanoUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
211Identifying genetic contributors for cardiovascular disease with people with HIV-infectionNicole ArmstrongUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
212Aging, Depressive Symptoms, Antidepressant Effectiveness, and Incidence of Stroke among People with HIVJimmy MaUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
213Alcohol Research Consortium in HIV – Epidemiological Research Arm from P01 AA029544Heidi CraneUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
214Re-demonstrating the clinical relevance of retention in care: A longitudinal multisite analysis of two cohorts Emma KayBirmingham AIDS Outreach (BAO)Open
215Characterization and Clustering of Symptoms in People with HIV
Tru CaoUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Open
216Type 1 Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Trial of a Digital Therapeutic for Smoking Cessation Tailored to Persons Living with HIVRoger VillardagaWake Forest University
University of Buffalo
Open
217Human monkeypox (MPX) vaccination among men who have sex with men (MSM) and/or transgender women in the CNICS cohort: vaccine uptake and hesitancy beliefsRob FredericksenUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
219Renewal application: Impact of Physical Activity Routines and Dietary Intake on the Longitudinal Symptom Experience of the people living with HIV (PROSPER-HIV 2)Allison Webel and Mandy WilligUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
220Evaluating Risk Factors and Prevalence of Hepatitis C Viremia among People with HIV in the Direct Acting Antiviral Era
Jimmy MaUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
221Antibiotics for Treatment of Methamphetamine Use Disorder Among People Living with HIVAurelio GalliUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
222Evaluating the impact of genital STI diagnosis on incidence of HCV infection in PWHYotam ArensUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPENN)Open
223Behavioral health characteristics related to adherence in PLWHCristina LopezMedical University of South Carolina (Charleston SC)Open
224Eicosanoids as Novel Inflammatory Mediators of CVD in Men and Women with HIVClaudia MartinezUniversity of MiamiOpen
225Innovative Computational Tools and Best Practice Recommendations for Analyzing HIV-related Count Outcomes
David HuhUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
226Malignancy incidence and phenotype following acute cardiovascular events in CNICSMatthew FeinsteinNorthwesternClosed
227Elucidating Genetic Risk Factors for AKI and AKI-related Outcomes among People with HIV Molly FisherAlbert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical CenterOpen
228Addressing Barriers to the Comprehensive Use of Statins in people with HIV: the ABACUS-HIV studyThibaut Davy-MendezUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC)Open
229Impact of New Antidiabetic Medications Among People with HIVSherif EltonsyUniversity of ManitobaOpen
230Associations Between Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and Substance Use, Hypertension, Insomnia, and Diabetes Among PWH
Chris DelaneyUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
231Exploration of Depressive Symptoms in the Diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes in People Living with HIVShelagh MulvaneyVanderbilt UniversityOpen
232Frailty and frailty transitions in aging persons with HIV: are they associated with serum miRNA profiles?Lee D ChavesUniversity of Kansas Medical Center
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233Syndemic Trajectories among Gay, Bisexual, and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men living with HIV in the U.S.
Pablo ValenteUniversity of Connecticut (UConn)Open
234Prediction of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Risk in HIV/HBV Coinfected Individuals of Black/African Ethnicity and Other Populations in the CNICS Cohort using the PAGE-B and mPAGE-B ScoresGeorge YendewaCase Western Reserve UniversityOpen
235Enhance Social Support for Black Women with HIV Using TechnologyCrystal Chapman LambertUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
236Lung cancer prediction and outcomes model for people living with HIV (R01 proposal)Kristina CrotherUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
237Exploring the Potential for Psychedelics to Reduce HIV Infections and Improve Health and Wellbeing in Gay, Bisexual, and Other Cisgender Men Who Have Sex with Men in the USNic CarlisleUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)Open
238Association of 1991 birth-dose Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) vaccination policy in the United States and HBV prevalence among PWH enrolled in HIV careTarfa VerinumbeJohns Hopkins UniversityOpen
239HIV, Comorbidities, and Behavioral Health Outcomes by Neighborhood Physical and Social Environments through Geocoded VariablesCarolyn FaheyUniversity of Washington (UW)Open
240Ubiquitin D (UBD) variants and CKD outcomes in persons with HIVMichael RossAlbert Einstein College of MedicineOpen
241Centering HIV Stigma in Clinical Conversations to increase Alcohol Treatment Uptake (CHAT)Elizabeth AustinUniversity of Washington (UW)Open