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registerHIV Research for Prevention (HIVR4P 2018) is the only global scientific conference focused exclusively on the challenging and fast-growing field of biomedical HIV prevention research. HIVR4P supports cross-fertilization among research on HIV vaccines, microbicides, PrEP, treatment as prevention, and other biomedical prevention approaches, while also providing a venue to discuss the research findings, questions, and priorities specific to each. For more information, go to http://www.hivr4p.org/
The AIDS 2018 Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands is open to everyone around the world working or volunteering in the field of HIV and AIDS at least 16years of age at the time of the conference. Abstracts may be submitted through a conference profile until 5th February 2018 23:59 CET. Full submission guidelines are available HERE Abstracts submitted to the conference will go through a blind, peer-reviewed process carried out by an international review panel. Final selection of abstracts will be done by members…
The India-Africa strategic partnership represents an immense opportunity and promises for a multi-dimensional and dynamic South-South collaboration and cooperation. A key area of focus in this collaboration was to establish a consortium between Indian and African clinical research centers (CRCs), centers of excellence and community experts. Such a regional collaborative network would enable community-to-community engagement and therefore catalyze, community-driven and assisted, joint population-based studies toward strengthening the ongoing programmatic efforts for addressing the HIV burden in the region. A community…
The G10 2016/17-2018/19 road map for enhancing and sustaining meaningful research collaboration and partnership between the SOGIE community, researchers and donors. This road map highlights top community research agenda, builds on past and current (including community led) research initiatives, and lays clear pathways for enhancing meaningful SOGIE community engagement and ownership, community research literacy and inform future research. This document is intended for the SOGIE community, researchers, funders and policy makers interested and engaging in research. g10-research-engagement-road-map
Seventy-five advocates from across Africa—friends, allies, researchers—came together for a one-day meeting in Johannesburg on April 14 to discuss the recent dapivirine ring results, what they mean in the broader context of women’s HIV prevention, what comes next and key milestones to plan for. The recently released results of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention demonstrated, for the first time, that an ARV-containing vaginal ring could prevent HIV acquisition. The trial data caused celebration and immediate conversation about what…
Seventy-five advocates from across Africa—friends, allies, researchers—came together for a one-day meeting in Johannesburg on April 14 to discuss the recent dapivirine ring results, what they mean in the broader context of women’s HIV prevention, what comes next and key milestones to plan for. The recently released results of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention demonstrated, for the first time, that an ARV-containing vaginal ring could prevent HIV acquisition. The trial data caused celebration and immediate conversation about what…
Seventy-five advocates from across Africa—friends, allies, researchers—came together for a one-day meeting in Johannesburg on April 14 to discuss the recent dapivirine ring results, what they mean in the broader context of women’s HIV prevention, what comes next and key milestones to plan for. The recently released results of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention demonstrated, for the first time, that an ARV-containing vaginal ring could prevent HIV acquisition. The trial data caused celebration and immediate conversation about what…
Seventy-five advocates from across Africa—friends, allies, researchers—came together for a one-day meeting in Johannesburg on April 14 to discuss the recent dapivirine ring results, what they mean in the broader context of women’s HIV prevention, what comes next and key milestones to plan for. The recently released results of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention demonstrated, for the first time, that an ARV-containing vaginal ring could prevent HIV acquisition. The trial data caused celebration and immediate conversation about what…