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Save the Date: 2012 HIV Diagnostics Conference |
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FEB-02-12 The 2012 HIV Diagnostics Conference will provide an opportunity for participants to share their experiences with 4th generation antigen/antibody assays and data generated with this new HIV-1/2 diagnostic testing algorithm. The 2012 conference will be held December 12-14 at the Sheraton Atlanta Hotel in Atlanta, GA. For conference updates and information on abstract submission, registration, scholarships and vendors. please visit http://www.hivtestingconference.org.
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New Performance Improvement Platform Launched as Part of Medscape-HealthHIV-Forum TREAT Initiative |
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JAN-30-12 The Forum is proud to announce Medscape's recent
launch of the new "Improving Care for Patients With HIV Infection:
Performance Improvement CME." This is the most recent development in the
TREAT (Test, Refer, Engage, ART Initiation, Treatment Over Time)
Initiative, our ongoing collaborative effort with Medscape and
HealthHIV. Read more.
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Kaiser Permanente Unveils HIV Challenge to Help the U.S. Create Health Equity |
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JAN-26-12 Kaiser Permanente announced today the Kaiser Permanente HIV Challenge to help health care providers nationwide improve health equity for people living with HIV by increasing access to HIV care and improving health outcomes.
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David Evans joins Forum EC as ATAC Representative |
JAN-23-12 Director of Research Advocacy at Project Inform joins the Forum's Executive Committee. To learn more about David Evans, click here.
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TIME Magazine - People Who Mattered 2011 - Dr. Robert Grant |
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DEC-14-11 Dr. Robert Grant, Professor of Medicine at University of California, San Francisco, and Gladstone Institute of Virology and Immunology, lead investigator of the iPrEx study is featured in TIME Magazine's "2011: The People Who Mattered." Click here to see the full story.
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World AIDS Day: President Obama Announces "Beginning of the End of AIDS" and $50M Funding Boost |
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DEC-01-11 Last Thursday at the World AIDS Day event at George Washington University, President Obama renewed the US commitment to "end the AIDS pandemic once and for all." The President's speech echoed that given by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton just a few weeks earlier in which she announced that creating an AIDS-free generation is now a policy priority of the U.S. government for the first time in history. President Obama cemented that commitment by specifying domestic funding pledges and global goals.
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Secretary Clinton Announces that "Creating an AIDS-Free Generation" is Now a Policy Priority |
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NOV-09-11 Today Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced that creating an AIDS-free generation is now a policy priority of the U.S. federal government for the first time in history. Speaking before the National Institutes of Health, Secretary Clinton outlined new priorities for the U.S. global AIDS program, emphasizing a treatment as prevention approach. To watch the speech and see the full transcript, click here.
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Drs. Miller and Strobos to Teach Drug Development Course for UC Berkeley School of Public Health |
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NOV-07-11 Forum Director Veronica Miller and Deputy Director Jur Strobos will be teaching a course for the UC Berkeley School of Public Health for the Spring 2012 semester entitled "US Food and Drug Administration, Drug Development, Science and Health Policy."The course will provide an in depth consideration of the major issues in drug development focusing on the US Food and Drug Administration laws, regulations and guidance and using HIV/AIDS exemplary. Click here to access to course syllabus.
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Forum Annals Report: Municipal Scale-up of HIV Testing |
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FHI 360 Hosts Forum on Women and ARVs for HIV Prevention |
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NOV-04-11 FHI 360 held a forum on Sept. 29, 2011 in Washington, DC highlighting both opportunities and challenges for using antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) to prevent HIV acquisition in women. Although several clinical trials in the
past year have shown ARVs to be potent tools for
reducing HIV transmission, the same social and economic factors that
drive the global epidemic present challenges for bringing ARVs to women
most at risk.
The event featured experts across a range of areas related to HIV.
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