ACRIA participated in a multicenter study of 412 patients, who gave themselves subcutaneous injections of either TH9507 or placebo once a day.

ACRIA was one site in a multicenter study of NGX-4010, a skin patch for pain due to HIV-related neuropathy.

A study to determine how PLWHA use CAM to improve their quality of life and how they decide to use different types of CAM treatments.

A study to determine the effect of HIV on cognitive function among adults living with HIV/AIDS. This study examined differences in cognitive ability, depression and reading comprehension between HIV-positive and HIV-negative adults.

A study to examine through directly administered antiretroviral therapy (DAART) the level of adherence required to adequately suppress HIV.

An open-label trial to determine the antidepressant effects of SAM-e (s-adenosyl-L-methionine, a naturally occurring substance present in the human body) on HIV positive persons with diagnosed Major Depressive Disorder.

A study to examine the efficacy and safety of Recombinant Human Growth Hormorne (Serostim®) to treat the metabolic complications in people living with HIV/AIDS termed lipodystrophy.

An open label pilot study to observe the health benefits and safety of orally administered SB-300 in HIV positive persons with chronic diarrhea.

A double blind randomized clinical trial to determine the efficacy of locally applied solutions of aspirin and diethyl ether in the treatment of painful sensory peripheral neuropathy in HIV positive persons.