Research & Clinical Trials
Available at the following locations: WHI Varnum St NE
Infectious Disease
Ultra Long Acting Antiretroviral
Are You Interested in Advancing HIV Treatment?
We are excited to invite eligible individuals living with HIV who are currently on a daily pill-regimen to participate in a clinical research study. This study is exploring a long-acting antiretrovial treatment plan administered every 4 months during routine doctor visits.
The goal of this research is to reduce dosing frequency and improve convenience for those living with HIV. Participants will receive comprehensive care throughout the study and will be compensated for their time.
If you are interested in switching to a long-acting treatment option and contributing to advancements in HIV care, please reach out to WHI Research Department at 202-970-6763.
WHI Research Referral Program
What is the purpose of the referral program?
Better medicines and treatments will never be available without the participation of community members, therefore the purpose of the referral program it’s to help create community awareness. Every community member can help spread the word about the new and exciting studies that can lead to the development of better medicines for the wellbeing of their friends and family.
Do you know someone that might be interested in participating in a research study?
How does it work?
You register your information here and one of our Research Team will get in touch with you to provide you with our payment card and to get the contact information for people you think would be interested in our clinical trials. If they end up enrolling in one of our studies you will receive the referral payment automatically to your card and get an email or text to go with it.
Please review the Terms and Conditions in the Study Details.
Future Studies
Register for upcoming clinical trials
We need volunteers to participate in the advanced clinical trials that can change peoples lives!
Clinical trials are the pipeline for new and cutting-edge treatments. This is how we find cures and make life better for our friends, families and future generations.
If you would like to submit your information to be contacted for future study opportunities, click on Study Details.