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ViiV TO SHARE 21 ABSTRACTS AND 21 COLLABORATIVE STUDIES AT HIV GLASGOW 2024
With a deep commitment to ending the HIV epidemic, we’re 100% dedicated to developing medicines for now and for the future. We are excited to share data from 21 abstracts and 21 ViiV-supported and collaborative studies at HIV Glasgow 2024 from our robust treatment and prevention portfolio, as well as our commitment towards finding a cure for HIV. We continue to lead the way in transforming the lives of people living with HIV and those who can benefit from HIV prevention options. We’re looking forward to connecting with colleagues, physicians, and community partners. We’re here until HIV and AIDS are not.
About HIV Glasgow 2024
Join us at HIV Glasgow 2024, one of the major medical congresses on the HIV calendar, from 10-13 November 2024. Over the years, HIV Glasgow has been an important congress for scientists and healthcare professionals from around the world to come together to collaborate and share data with the HIV community.
We will be sponsoring a number of events and talks throughout the congress, including symposia on our innovative portfolio of medicines. For more details on the conference programme, click here.
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