EACS News

8 November 2019

EACS is collaborating with the University of Liverpool to organise a workshop on pharmacology. It will take place during a parallel session on Friday, November 8, 2019 from 14:00-16:00 and will be chaired by Prof. Saye Khoo (United Kingdom) and Prof. Catia Marzolini (Switzerland).

Lectures:

Introduction, Saye Khoo, United Kingdom; Catia Marzolini, Switzerland

Long-acting antiretroviral drugs, Marta Boffito, United Kingdom
Clinical case 1 - Complex DDIs, José Moltó, Spain
Clinical case 2 - Administration of drugs through feeding tube & absorption/DDIs issues, Ales Chrdle, Czech Republic
Clinical case 3 - Cancer drugs DDIs, Caroline Solas, France

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5-6 November 2019

2019 Cooper Scholarship applications are now open for the 21st International Workshop on Co-morbidities and Adverse Drug Reactions in HIV.

The workshop will take place in Basel, Switzerland on 5-6 November 2019.

Applications are due by 11 July 2019 by 12 midnight UK time.

Read more and access the application form.

16-20 September 2019

The HIV Cure Symposium and Reservoir Characterisation Workshop will be held in Ghent, Belgium on 16-20 September 2019.
This workshop will comprehensively summarize the state of the art in HIV cure strategies and diagnostic tools to monitor therapeutic interventions. Distinguished speakers like John Fraiter, Eric Florence, Guido Vanham, Lisa Frenkel, Carine Van Lint, Zeger Debyser, Maria Buzon, Meritxell Genescà, Annemarie Wensing and Ole Sogaard will highlight the latest developments and progress in HIV Cure research.
For more information about the symposium and workshop, click here

6 June 2019, QEII Centre, London

A one-day conference dedicated to providing academics and clinicians with novel information and opportunities for scientific debate on the topic of reducing global disease through virus elimination and eradication.

www.vveconference.com

EACS members are welcome to apply for the discounted member rates, please register here

7 November 2019

EACS is willing to strengthen basic and translational sciences within the 17th European AIDS Conference and is collaborating with the ANRS to organise a special session on HIV cure. This joint session will be held on Thursday, November 7 from 10:00-12:00.

Lectures:
Mechanisms of HIV persistence, Maria Jose Buzón, Spain
Cell metabolism and HIV pathogenesis, Asier Saez-Cirion, France
Antiviral NK cells and HIV-1 immunotherapy, Marcus Altfeld, Germany

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The H.W. & J. Hector Foundation, Weinheim, is creating and  announcing a prize for European HIV research, which will be awarded for the best scientific achievements in the HIV research area in 2019.
Any paper on a HIV-related topic that has been accepted or published in a peer-reviewed journal within the last 24 months (i.e. not later than November 1, 2017) before the start of the 17th European AIDS Conference can be submitted.

The submitted paper should be sent, in electronic version, along with the application letter by June 30, 2019 to the EACS Secretariat at info@eacsociety.org.

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The survey is carried out by the European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG) as part of the EmERGE Study (https://www.emergeproject.eu/), and seeks to shed light on the diversity of health services and the uses of m-health solutions to improve the delivery of HIV care in Europe.

Read more and respond to the survey

14-15 June 2019

The 12th edition of the International Symposium on HIV and Neuropsychiatry will take place in Barcelona on 14-15 June 2019.
This Symposium is aimed at those health professionals who have healthcare or scientific interest in promoting health neuropsychological of the HIV-infected patients. It has an eminently practical character designed to the detection and management of the more frequent problems such as depression or neurocognitive deterioration, the knowledge of the neuropsychological effects of the antiretrovirals and adverse effects of psycho medicines and the consideration of the more outstanding interactions between both groups of medicines.

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