A humourous take on how HIV hides in reservoirs and how the immune system endlessly pursues HIV in hiding
By Dr Maya Dyveke Schou Images by Jimmy Chen Interviewer (INT): Welcome to you both. You are with us in the studio today because you are involved in the world’s longest running championship of hide...
Cure update from IAS 2023
Dr Jillian Lau of the Doherty Institute and Alfred Health in Melbourne attended the recent IAS (International AIDS Society) HIV Cure and Immunotherapy preconference in Brisbane. Dr Lau also...
Why we need more women in HIV cure trials
As the search for the elusive cure for HIV continues, researchers must take a lesson from the humble car safety airbag. Just like the airbag, HIV impacts women differently to men. The well-intentioned...
World AIDS Day COVID and Cure Chat
The COVID pandemic has touched everyone, including people living with HIV. Co-founder of The Institute of Many, Nic Dorward, spoke to the new president of the International AIDS Society, Professor...
All in the mix: bench, bedside, community
A terrific session is planned for this year’s joint HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health Conference on the Sunshine Coast. On Tuesday 30th August, a cross-track session will explore the current context,...
Is a cure for HIV on the horizon?
A breakdown of the Research priorities for an HIV cure: International AIDS Society Global Scientific Strategy 2021 The landscape of HIV care has dramatically shifted over the past few decades. What...
A roadmap for cure at AIDS 2022
The 24th International AIDS Conference takes place in Montréal, Canada and virtually from July 29th- August 2nd 2022. We have compiled a roadmap of events and sessions relating to HIV Cure, including...
Busting stigma, talking cure: podcast
The search for an HIV cure is the topic of a recent podcast. Created by Sydney-based producer Josh Green, the podcast explores HIV cure from diverse perspectives. Interviewees include activist and...
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