Rockefeller Foundation Grantee Nominated for Prestigious Lancet Award
A Rockefeller Foundation grantee has been nominated for a prestigious award for a research paper in The Lancet medical journal showing that certain routinely-used, expensive lab tests may not be essential for successfully treating HIV/ AIDS. This discovery could make lifesaving treatment available to 33% more people in developing countries. The public gets to vote for the winner of this award. See how.
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