From 13-17 July, we’ll be in Kigali, Rwanda to attend the International AIDS Conference (IAS 2025). As the premier global scientific conference dedicated to advancing HIV science and advocacy, IAS will bring together thousands of scientists, healthcare professionals and advocates from all around the world all united under one goal – to make HIV history.
SHOWCASING OUR INNOVATIVE PORTFOLIO AT IAS 2025
At ViiV Healthcare, we have a big ambition - to end the HIV epidemic for everyone. Until then, we won’t stop pushing the boundaries of HIV science and exploring new ways of treating and preventing HIV in order to achieve our mission of leaving no person living with, or impacted by, HIV behind.
At IAS 2025 we’ll:
- Share data from 18 abstracts and 24 ViiV-supported and collaborative studies from our industry leading treatment and prevention portfolio.
- Present interim data from our Positive Perspectives 3 (PP3) study, which, once complete, will be one of the largest surveys of people living with HIV, including more than 3000 participants across 29 countries.
You can find out more about the conference programme here and don’t forget to come say hi at our booth!
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Our commitment to support people impacted by HIV, no matter who they are or where they live is unwavering and at IAS 2025, we'll be using our platform to amplify the voices of the HIV community.
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Follow along on our socials for daily updates from our leaders and community partners. We'll be discussing topics such as the role of Real-World Evidence, the role of Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) in combatting HIV stigma, and the importance of shared decision making between people living with HIV and their healthcare providers.
Watch our head of R&D Kimberly Smith and content creator and advocate Raif Derrazzi talk about the importance of open and honest conversations between people living with HIV and their healthcare providers.
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