Research Program/Adolescent Health
Meet Our Adolescent Research Team
Project Leaders
Nursing Team
Clinical Research Associates
Research Support Staff
Laboratory Technicians
What We Do
CU Buddy Clinic aims to conduct high-quality research to inform policy, practice, and education on current health challenges for adolescents and young adults aged 15-24 years. Its primary areas of research focus on HIV and sexually transmitted disease (STD) screening, treatment and prevention, mental healthcare, and gender-affirming care for adolescents and young adults. Our research is informed by our youth advisory board, and national and international HIV conferences, including CROI, IAS and APACC.
Research Focus Areas
- Adolescent-focused models of healthcare delivery
- HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Mental Health Promotion for Adolescents
- Digital Health
- Public Health Implementation
Adolescent Research Projects and Publications (in association with the School of Global Health)