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HIV Persistence during therapy
International Workshop Miami


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   * FINAL PROGRAM 2022
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 * Home
 * Workshop Information
   * About
   * Press
   * Past editions
 * Committees
 * Program
   * PROGRAM SUMMARY
   * FINAL PROGRAM 2022
 * Abstracts
 * Registration
 * GENERAL INFORMATION
 * Corporate support



December 2015 
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January 20, 2015 
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HIV Cure

05 August 2014 
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‘Toulon Patient’

04 July 2014 
New Approaches Towards HIV Cure to be Tested in Protocol Zero

29 June 2014 
Seventh HIV Persistence Workshop: Researchers United Towards HIV Cure And
Reservoirs Eradication


ABOUT



The International Workshop on HIV Persistence during Therapy is, historically,
the first meeting centered on HIV reservoirs. In 2003, a group of researchers
understood the need for a regular meeting focused on new findings from basic to
clinical science on the persistence of HIV.

HIV reservoirs were only described at the end of 1997 and it was clear that they
were the main obstacles toward HIV eradication. At that time it was not a
research priority and most groups were rather interested by the management of
cART side effects.

However, in 2005, during the second edition of the workshop, the first results
of a clinical trial using HDAC inhibitors to reverse latency within the HIV
reservoir were presented.

In 2009, during the fourth edition, attendees were presented with a case of
a Berlin patient who fuelled hope in the field of an HIV cure.

Mechanisms of HIV persistence and new strategies toward HIV eradication became
the high priority for research agencies and governments. Since its start, the
HIV Persistence during Therapy Workshop has welcomed the main leaders in this
challenging field who have shared their cutting edge work in oral or poster
presentation form with the support of NIH, ANRS, and other organizations.

Growing from 90 participants in 2003 to over 400 participants in 2022, it is
recognized as the reference workshop on HIV reservoirs and cure by the
scientific community.

The members of the Steering and Scientific Committees are well renowned
scientists publishing regularly in high impact journals.

Over four days, the workshop covers basic to clinical science, virologic,
immunologic and pharmacologic aspects of HIV persistence, and is attended by
basic science researchers, virologists, immunologists and clinicians. Broad
participation enables important exchanges between diverse workers in the field.
The workshop seeks to involve others outside HIV research that contribute to
future advances.

The HIV Persistence during Therapy Workshop is dedicated to progress towards the
end of the HIV pandemic.

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