The Institute for Applied Biomedicine (formerly the Santa Cruz AIDS Research Foundation) is developing drugs to treat immune system diseases including AIDS. We are a growing not-for-profit biotechnology firm committed to making our drugs accessible to all.

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AIDS We are in pre-clinical testing for a new AIDS drug, which is designed to keep the immune system of an HIV-positive person healthy. Initial test results have been clearly positive.

Autoimmune Diseases We are developing treatments for autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. We have filed for patent protection on our broad, immune-modifying technology.

• Overview - an overview of our organization and research, with links to more detailed information.
• Product Pipeline - the Institute's drugs for immune system diseases other than AIDS; drug development plans.
• Our AIDS Drug: Immudel™-gp120 - the Institute's experimental AIDS drug; results of pilot tests; drug development plans; the Institute's Medical Hypotheses article and references; expert review; general information about AIDS; AIDS-related annotated links. Information on both non-technical and technical levels.
• Support Our Research - on-line and off-line donations, volunteering, and other opportunities to support our research and drug development; confidential mailing list.

Please Contact Us via email, phone, fax, or mail with questions, comments, or tax-deductible contributions.

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