Center for AIDS Research, Kumamoto University
Introduction of project laboratories and their research and results, and information about annual Kumamoto AIDS seminar.
Introduction of project laboratories and their research and results, and information about annual Kumamoto AIDS seminar.
Information about infectious diseases in Japan and around the world.
Provide basic information about HIV/AIDS in plain words.
Information about HIV testing and support groups in Japan.
Life Aids Project, or LAP, is a non-governmental organization (NGO) which provides social support to people with HIV/AIDS.
A non-governmental international organization which supports the disadvantaged in Asia, Africa and Latin America due to conflicts, natural disasters, poverty or other causes through medical relief efforts or activities to improve their life.
HIV/AIDS multilingual information website for people living in Japan.
After the HIV-tainted-blood scandal had reached a settlement, the organization was established in 1997 aiming to promote relief work for and by the victims of the HIV-contaminated blood products. In addition to the head office in Tokyo, there are regional chapters in Hokkaido, Tohoku, Chubu and Kyushu areas.
A community-based organization for people living with HIV, their partners and family members. It is involved in various activities from offering direct care to conducting research and training programs, including the projects sponsored by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
A non-profit organization founded in 1988 to give direct support to people with HIV/AIDS who suffer from prejudice or discrimination.
A non-governmental organization (NGO) that engages in international cooperation through health promotion. It carries out healthcare service programs in Thailand, Cambodia, East Timor, Africa and Japan.
Official website of Ryuhei Kawada who was a former plaintiff of Tokyo HIV Litigation and is now a member of the House of Councilors.