Dr. Mathilde Krim

Dr. Mathilde Krim was a pioneering scientist and activist dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS. She co-founded the AIDS Medical Foundation, which later became the American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR). Her work involved advancing scientific understanding of the virus, promoting research, and raising awareness. Through her leadership and advocacy, she played a crucial role in destigmatizing the disease and improving treatment options. Dr. Krim’s efforts significantly contributed to progress in HIV/AIDS prevention and care, making her a respected figure in medical research and public health.