HIV GLASGOW 2022 TOOK PLACE BETWEEN 23-26 OCTOBER 2022
HIV Glasgow 2022 is a major medical congress on the HIV calendar. 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.
HIV Glasgow 2020 was a fully virtual congress due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, celebrating its 30 year anniversary, HIV Glasgow was a hybrid event. We were excited to be attending in person this year, where we had a strong presence and shared data from our pipeline and innovative treatment portfolio and connected with colleagues and physicians across the world.
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Find out why events like HIV Glasgow 2022 are so important to our team.
Tackling HIV stigma
When it comes to tackling HIV stigma, the language we use matters.
During HIV Glasgow 2022, we hosted an Instagram livestream on October 24th where our Head of Global Patient Affairs, Dr. Nneka Nwokolo, and Mercy Shibemba, award winning activist, discussed the adverse impact stigmatising language can have on the HIV community.
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