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January 1, 1970

14th European AIDS Conference Webcast

The webcast of the 14th European AIDS Conference is now complete.

Simply log in (everybody needs to register once) and view all the sessions at your leisure, from opening keynote lectures to plenaries, EACS Guidelines sessions and clinical cases.
Webcast

January 1, 1970

NAM Reports

EACS selected the non-profit HIV organisation NAM (aidsmap.com) as the official provider of scientific news reporting for the 14th European AIDS Conference.

NAM’s team of writers reported on key research presented at the conference, publishing news online and sending out four news summary bulletins by email.

You can read the reports in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or Russian at: www.aidsmap.com/eacs2013

January 1, 1970

Drug shortages in Europe

In the past few years, drug shortages are occurring more and more frequently. The European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG) has done a survey on ARV shortages in 2011 and presented the results at the 13th EACS in Belgrade. Emergency guidance for ARV stockouts was developed jointly with the Society and presented in Belgrade.
Read the whole article here

January 1, 1970

EMA: black triangle

A black triangle will start appearing on product information this autumn to encourage reporting of suspected adverse reactions.
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has published a video and factsheet in all official European Union languages explaning the meaning of the black triangle.
Read more here

April 15, 2020

Interview with the President for the ETW

“The European Testing Week has helped to decrease the number of individuals who are HIV-positive but do not know their diagnosis, as well as identify patients with chronic hepatitis and link them to advances in hepatitis treatment. Testing and subsequent linkage to care are clearly the most important pillars in ending the HIV and viral hepatitis epidemic.” Read more

April 15, 2020

Interview with the President for the ETW

“The European Testing Week has helped to decrease the number of individuals who are HIV-positive but do not know their diagnosis, as well as identify patients with chronic hepatitis and link them to advances in hepatitis treatment. Testing and subsequent linkage to care are clearly the most important pillars in ending the HIV and viral hepatitis epidemic.” Read more

April 15, 2020

Interview with the President for the ETW

“The European Testing Week has helped to decrease the number of individuals who are HIV-positive but do not know their diagnosis, as well as identify patients with chronic hepatitis and link them to advances in hepatitis treatment. Testing and subsequent linkage to care are clearly the most important pillars in ending the HIV and viral hepatitis epidemic.”