20th Annual National CFAR Meeting

On Thursday, November 3rd, 2016, the National Scientific Meeting entitled, “Getting to Zero: What will it take?” will be held at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts, and will be devoted to examining the most up-to-date information available on HIV treatment and ARV demand, HIV vaccine development, and HIV cure.

The Scientific Meeting will be structured into four panel sessions:

• Panel I: Antiretrovirals for Prevention: What will it take to have population-level impact?
• Panel II: From Recommendations to Reality: Our quest to sustain HIV treatment for all
• Panel III: The State of HIV Vaccine Efforts and Antibody-Mediated Treatment: How much longer until we have an effective HIV Vaccine?
• Panel IV: HIV Cure: What do we know and how do we get there?

Dr. Anthony Fauci will give the opening plenary, and will address the future of HIV research in the US, and Ambassador Deborah Birx will provide the closing plenary and will devote her discussion on creating demand at a time of increased ART availability.

To learn more and register, click here.