IAS 2009
The 5th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment, and Prevention took place in Cape Town in July 2009.
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19-22 July 2009
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Cape Town, South Africa
The perils of success: what if the new HIV prevention methods work?
South African study shows good ART outcomes for children in primary health clinic
Workforce participation increases with time on HIV treatment
Vaginal washing increases HIV infection risk; results for dry sex less clear-cut
Nevirapine matches atazanavir/ritonavir in 48-week study
Hepatitis B vaccine scale-up and treatment of HIV/HBV co-infection present challenges
Genotypic tests matches tropism test in predicting who benefits from CCR5 inhibitors
Increased risk of HIV transmission in serodiscordant couples wishing to conceive
Malaria cases fall with each year of HIV treatment in Ugandan patients
Raltegravir moves closer to approval for first-line use in Europe
Kesho Bora study: Maternal ART during pregnancy and breastfeeding prevents more infections than short-course prophylaxis
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24 July 2009