HIV Glasgow 2026 will take place in Glasgow, Scotland, from 8–11 November 2026, bringing together the global HIV scientific community to share the latest advances and insights in HIV treatment and prevention.
ViiV TO SHARE 40 ABSTRACTS AND 19 COLLABORATIVE STUDIES AT HIV GLASGOW 2026
ViiV Healthcare will showcase a robust body of clinical trial data and real-world evidence that reflects our commitment to developing HIV treatment and prevention options people want and need.
ACTIVITES AT HIV GLASGOW
At HIV Glasgow 2026, we’ll be hosting two symposia that reflect our continued focus on innovation and advancing HIV treatment and prevention.
Thinking Outside the Pillbox: Unlocking Hidden Opportunities Beyond Efficacy
A promotional symposium for health professionals attending the conference. Exploring how the value of newer HIV treatments extends beyond vial suppression, examining the role of patient experience, treatment preferences and proactive treatment conversations in supporting long-term success.
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm, 9th November
Thinking Outside the Pillbox: Modern Solutions to Clinical Challenges
Each clinical case will be introduced in a pre-recorded video and questions posed to the expert panel. A member of the expert panel will give a short presentation on innovative solutions to the questions posed, followed by a live panel discussion and audience Q&A.
Time: 8:30am – 9:45am, 10th November
GET INVOLVED
If you’re in Glasgow, come and visit us at the ViiV booth.
If you’re not attending in person, follow our social media channels for highlights, key moments from our sessions and activities.
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We believe in a comprehensive approach to HIV prevention that considers both medical and non-medical alternatives that are accessible to all. Ideally, a combination of strategies can be effective in reducing the likelihood of HIV transmission.
RELATED LINKS
For people living with HIV. Resources and information about living well with HIV.
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