The 22nd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2018) will showcase important advances in HIV prevention science, including the latest research on vaccines and other future prevention tools; new lessons learned from the scale up of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and other proven interventions; and innovative strategies for key populations, such as adolescents and young adults.
Programme highlights with some of the latest scientific findings include:
Back to basics: Sex rights and education by Reina Buijs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands
Differentiated models of prevention by Nduku Kilonzo, Kenya National AIDS Control Council
The newest science in the search for a cure and vaccine by Brad Jones, George Washington University
The epidemiology and vulnerability of missing and indigenous populations by Stefan Baral, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Understanding adolescent neurocognitive development in the context of HIV treatment, prevention and care by Anne-Lise Goddings, University College London