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The IAS 2015 conference programme is shaping up to be one of our strongest ever, and will feature
ground-breaking presentations from top investigators covering four conference tracks: Basic
Science; Clinical Science; Prevention Science; and Implementation Research. Topics that will be
covered include:
Exploring promising pathways to an HIV vaccine and a cure
Latest in the search for mechanisms of HIV latency and for novel
biomarkers of viral persistence
Reconciling disparate strategies for achieving HIV remission
New approaches to using broadly neutralizing antibodies for HIV prevention and
treatment
Implementing PrEP and other biomedical interventions
First data from large scale PrEP demonstration projects
Special session on combination prevention for HIV sexual transmission
Contrasting implementation challenges for TasP and male circumcision
Optimizing outcomes along the HIV care continuum
New strategies to increase HIV testing and early diagnosis among children and
adolescents in the developing world
Uptake of WHO’s 2013 consolidated ARV guideline recommendations, and
progress toward achieving the 90-90-90 global HIV targets
Symposium on the promises and pitfalls of new HIV testing modalities
Latest data on innovative HIV strategies and novel treatments in the pipeline
Confronting the dual challenges of HIV co-infections
and co-morbidities
Global challenges posed by co-morbidities and aging with HIV
New opportunities to address HIV and hepatitis C co-infection
Refocusing attention on the twin HIV and hepatitis B epidemics
Taking stock of the global response to HIV and TB
Advancing our understanding of the impact of HIV
on key populations
Evaluating harm reduction strategies for people who inject drugs
Role of gender in designing optimal HIV prevention strategies
New data on the impact of ART on pediatric development
We hope to see you in Vancouver, and to making IAS 2015 our most productive meeting yet!
The 8th biennial IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention (19-22 July, Vancouver,
British Columbia) is the largest scientific meeting on HIV. IAS 2015 will bring together a broad cross
section of more than 6,000 HIV professionals from around the world, with a focus on moving science into
practice. For more information and to register, visit: www.ias2015.org.