Next Gen HIV Prevention Research: Clinical trials in an era of highly effective standards of care
Co-Chairs
Mitchell WARREN, AVAC, United States
Veronica MILLER, Forum for Collaborative Research, United States
Moderator
Kenneth MAYER
Fenway Health/ Harvard Medical School, United States
Organizer
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Given the regulatory approval and introduction of long-acting PrEP agents, there is a bright future for HIV prevention. Translating the science from innovative clinical trials into innovative regulatory approaches to these trials has the potential to lead to greater impact in the communities that could benefit most from long-acting PrEP. We will explore these new counterfactual trial approaches, and their implications for communities.
18:30
3 min
Welcome
Forum for Collaborative Research, United States
18:33
2 min
Introductory Remarks
AVAC, United States
18:35
10 min
Overview of designs of recently completed HIV prevention trials
University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
18:45
10 min
The counterfactual approach: Tools and data sources available for prevention trials
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, United States
18:55
10 min
INSIGHT study initial results
University of Washington, United States
19:05
10 min
HIV recency assay: lessons learned and challenges presented
Gilead Sciences, United States
19:15
10 min
Community thoughts on the counterfactual approach
Desmond Tutu Health Foundation, South Africa
19:25
30 min
Stakeholder discussion
University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
Gilead Sciences, United States
Forum for Collaborative Research, United States
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, United States
University of Washington, United States
University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Fenway Health/ Harvard Medical School, United States
19:55
5 min
Closing Remarks
Forum for Collaborative Research, United States
AVAC, United States