News

A London man has no remaining detectable HIV a year and a half after undergoing a bone marrow stem cell transplant to treat lymphoma, according to a presentation at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2019), taking place this week in Seattle.

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14 February - 2 April 2019

We are now launching another edition of our Medical Exchange Programme. This programme offers young professionals the opportunity to further their clinical experience within specialised HIV units or to enhance their clinical research skills. It is based on a clinical or research project relevant to the field of HIV/coinfections.

Applications are open until April 2,2019(23:59 CET-Brussels time).

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Andrea De Luca just passed away. He was a visionary person, as a clinician, a researcher and a teacher, with an incredible passion for his work and his fellows. He was a real European, not only because of the collaborations, but as a state of mind. His efforts in creating an HIV resistance network explain perfectly is concept of research. He really pursued an idea of science without borders. His utopist idea was to work in developing countries the same way we work in our European countries and with the Dream project he succeeded.  As a human being he was a friend who liked to listen, who was very generous of time and teaching with his fellows and who incredibly loved his children. For all these reasons, what we feel today a profound sense of emptiness. We, as European HIV clinicians, will miss his ideas, his smile and his kindness. 

The next biennial European AIDS Conference will be organised in Basel from November 6-9, 2019.
Online registration, abstract submission, clinical case submission, scholarship application and accommodation booking open on March 15, 2019. 

For the first time, the main sessions will be translated into Russian. We are confident that this will give Eastern-Central European countries the opportunity to increase their participation.

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30 August - 3 September 2019

The applications are now open. The course will take place from August 30 to September 3, 2019, in Montpellier, France.

The deadline to apply is March 17, 2019.

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We are proud that one of our Governing members, Peter Reiss has been nominated for Amsterdammer of the Year. His nomination is an opportunity to stress the continued importance of HIV among the general public.

Amsterdammer of the Year is organised by the Amsterdammer of the Year Foundation. This annual award recognises citizens who have made an outstanding contribution to the city and elevated the profile of Amsterdam in a meaningful way. Peter is nominated for his decades-long contributions to HIV both inside and outside of Amsterdam, including in his role as local co-chair for AIDS 2018.

Peter is one of 10 nominees; the winner will be determined through voting on the organisation’s website:http://amsterdammervanhetjaar.nl/nominaties/ (where it says “STEM” is where you vote; STEM = VOTE)

Voting is open until January 19 and the winner will be announced the following day.

Dear EACS members,

Happy New Year!

As we are entering 2019, we are looking forward to some exciting events this year. Starting with our Standard of care meeting in Bucharest 30-31st of January, the next moderated period of our Clinical Management of HIV Online Course ending on 10th February 2019 and our HIV Summer School in Montpellier, France from 30th August to 3rd September, we will move to our highlight of the year which is our European AIDS Conference organised in Basel, Switzerland from 6-9 of November 2019.

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We are pleased to announce that we have just moved to a new office location on 14 December 2018.

Our new office address is:

Rue des Colonies, 56

1000 Brussels

Belgium

Tel:+32 2 316 10 19