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Abstract Deadline has been extended to September 26, 2008

Current Forum Projects:

Overview of Projects

ARV Drugs, Adverse Events, Case Definition, Grading, Laboratory Diagnosis and Treatment Monitoring

Roundtable: Maximizing Opportunities for HIV Diagnosis and Prevention in the U.S.A.

Meeting the Demand for Male Circumcision: An assessment of what is needed

Biomedical Interventions for HIV Prevention

Chemokine Antagonist Working Group

HCV Drug Resistance Advisory Group

HIV-TB Co-Infection: Meeting the Challenge

HIV and TB

Long-Term Monitoring of Treatment Related Adverse Events in the Resource Limited Setting

 

 

Pediatric Diagnosis and Monitoring Working Group

Rethinking the Approach to Expanded Access Programs

Re-thinking the Design of Clinical Trials for the Development of New ARVS for Treatment Experienced and Treatment Naïve Patient Population

Standardization and Clinical Relevance of HIV Drug Resistance Testing

Statistical and Epidemiology Issues in HIV Research

Transfer of HIV Diagnostic and Monitoring Technologies into Resource-Poor Settings

Workshop on Quantitative Methods for Research on Antiviral Resistance

New Forum Reports:

International Public Health Dialogue on HIV Testing and Counselling

HIV-TB Co-Infection: Meeting the Challenge

HIV-TB Fact Sheet

Rethinking the Approach to Expanded Access Programs

Collaborative Approaches to HIV Drug Development: Planning for Long-Term Monitoring of Safety in CCR5 Antagonist Development. Report of a Joint FDA/FCHR Joint Public Meeting

HIV and TB in the Context of Universal Access: What is Working and what is not?

 

Collaborations & Databases:

Description of HIV Cohorts & Databases

Resistance Analysis Collaboration

 

Press Releases

July 28, 2008

January 8, 2008

Media Coverage from the November 2, 2007 Press Release

November 2, 2007

June 14, 2007

February 23, 2007

Upcoming Public Meetings

 

 

 

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