ASHM @ CROI 2015

Greetings   My apologies for not getting this blog out earlier (time travel and jet lag)   What a great conference.  It has been g

HCV: new frontiers and controversies was the final session I attended, abstracts 179 to 181.  It built on the earlier workshop, HCV in the interf

It seems to be the ultimate irony that a cure has been found to treat Hepatitis C ( HCV) and we can't afford it. That the world's 180 million people i

This will be my last blog at this Conference. I have been very privileged to have been able to attend CROI this year, my very first time (one of 25% o

Cindy Zahnd reported on data modeled from the Swiss HIV and hepatitis C Cohort. Specifically the considered the impact of deferring treatment initiati

Hello again. As a follow up to this morning's plenary session, I attended this session which I believe will be of interest to some colleagues back in

The plenary session this morning on this last day of CROI on “Cardiovascular Disease in HIV Patients: An emerging Paradigm and Call to Action” was pre

  Greetings from CROI   High rate of HSIL on HRA in HIV positive women not meeting criteria for anal screening   Anal dysplasia in

This symposium provided a great analysis of some of the issues confronting prevention efforts. Julie Overbaugh gave a great overview of HIV biology, p