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Make an Appointment at the Prevention Project

To find out more about one of the Prevention Project's studies or to make an appointment, please call (212) 263-0362 or email us.

The Prevention Project's staff is available for appointments from Monday to Friday during the day and early evening. There are no weekend appointments available.

For a map to our clinic, please go to the Contact Us menu above and click on "Map and Directions."

Make an Appointment at the NYU/Bellevue AIDS Clinical Trials Unit

To find out more about one of the NYU/Bellevue AIDS Clinical Trials Unit's studies or to make an appointment, please call (212) 263-6565 or click here to send an email.

The ACTU's staff is available for appointments from Tuesday to Friday during the day. There are no weekend appointments available.

For a map to our clinic, please go to the Contact Us menu above and click on "Map and Directions."

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