HIV Glasgow 2024

The 2024 HIV Drug Therapy Glasgow congress took place from 10-13 November.

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These articles were first published on the website of HIV Glasgow. At the time of the conference, aidsmap had temporarily suspended operations, but the conference organisers commissioned a group of aidsmap writers to report from the meeting. Following the relaunch of aidsmap, we are pleased to republish the articles here.

The search for a cure

Second woman possibly cured of HIV

25 November 2024

Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

The long-acting HIV treatment era is just beginning

19 November 2024

Injectable & long-acting PrEP

Six-monthly injectable PrEP is 89% more effective than oral PrEP in gay and bisexual men and trans people

19 November 2024

Antibody-based treatment

Novel antibody-based regimen keeps HIV at bay for six months

19 November 2024

Cardiovascular disease

Statins and lifestyle changes recommended for more people living with HIV by European experts

15 November 2024

One in nine gay and bisexual men using PrEP in Europe gets it through informal channels

15 November 2024

Integrase inhibitor resistance after treatment failure more common in treatment-experienced people

15 November 2024

HIV status does not affect liver transplant outcomes, 15-year Spanish study finds

15 November 2024

Mental & emotional health & wellbeing

23% of people with HIV in the UK have depression or anxiety, but rates are much higher in some groups

15 November 2024

Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

Once-weekly combination of islatravir and lenacapavir safe and effective in 48-week study

12 November 2024

Conference bulletins

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News from HIV Glasgow 2024