In this episode of The Cure Chronicles Podcast, we feature Dr. Deanna Kulpa. Dr. Kulpa is an assistant professor at Emory University whose work largely focuses on defining the mechanisms that promote HIV persistence in ART-treated individuals living with HIV. Dr. Kulpa's laboratory employs novel in vitro, ex vivo and OMICS approaches to identify pathways and mechanisms that improve the understanding of HIV latency establishment and maintenance ..read more

In this episode of The Cure Chronicles Podcast, we feature Guy Anthony, a passionate HIV/AIDS activist, community leader, and writer. Following his HIV diagnosis, Guy has dedicated his life to eradicating the stigma associated with HIV and AIDS. He is the author of "Pos(+)tively Beautiful," a book of affirmations for those living with HIV, and the founder of the Black, Gifted & Whole Foundation, which awards scholarships to support Black, queer men at HBCUs. Previously, he served on DC’s Ryan White Planning Council, managing funding for HIV support initiatives and contributing to platforms ..read more

Susan Cole is an award-winning HIV activist, broadcaster, and writer who actively advocates for the rights of people living with HIV ..read more

Bobby shares his thoughts on what it is to be a man in today's world. He talks about the Copper Cactus Ranch and why building a community was his happiest accomplishment ..read more

Dr. Conant is a physician who treated thousands of HIV patients in the early 80s. Dr. Conant shares his journey with Jeff Galvin, CEO of AGT™ and its HIV-focused division Addimmune, in the inaugural Cure Chronicles episode ..read more

On this episode of The Cure Chronicles Podcast, we welcome Susan Cole – an HIV activist, broadcaster, and writer who has over two decades of experience in advocacy for the rights of people living with HIV. Amongst an impressive portfolio, Susan has been named Woman of the Year by NAZ OSCARS for her work with women of color living with HIV and has also been honored as one of the top 10 Black HIV influencers in the UK. Today, she is the Community Engagement, Marketing and Membership Manager at NAM aidsmap – a charity responsible for publishing accurate, independent, and accessible information ab ..read more

To kick off The Cure Chronicles Podcast, we interview Dr. Marcus Conant, who treated thousands of patients with HIV/AIDS when it first arose. While running the inpatient dermatology service at the University of California San Francisco, Dr. Conant identified Kaposi's Sarcoma in patients seeking treatment. Before anyone understood the impact the HIV virus would have on the world, Dr. Conant took the lead in forming the Kaposi’s Sarcoma Research & Education Foundation in 1982, which later became the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Dr. Conant conducted early clinical trials, persevering despit ..read more