Events

We attended CROI, the traditional Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, held this year in Denver, USA. We participated in the presentation of results from the PURPOSE 2 and ARTISTRY studies, among other exchange activities with colleagues from around the world. We are proud to be part of these cutting-edge research and innovation initiatives. Follow-up from the PURPOSE study confirms the extraordinary efficacy of a medication administered subcutaneously every six months to prevent HIV acquisition in at-risk individuals. The ARTISTRY study—published in The Lancet in conjunction with its presentation at this conference—shows that a simplified one-tablet-a-day regimen facilitates treatment for people who had been on complex regimens due to long-term infection (over 25 years) and exposure to multiple treatments. These long-acting drugs promise to revolutionize HIV prevention and treatment.

We received with great interest the visit from the PAHO Mission dedicated to monitoring the HIV, Hepatitis, STI, and Tuberculosis Infection Programs. During the working session our team held with specialists from PAHO, the National Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Health of the GCBA, the work and experience of ClinSex were reviewed with great success.

Dr. Mariana A. Kundro attended IDWeek in Atlanta, GA, USA, where she was invited to chair the oral presentation session on Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacteria. Dr. Kundro also presented the results of the study on late diagnosis of HIV infection and the experience of ChemSex users; both works from the Emerging Diseases Section of the JM Ramos Mejía Hospital were accepted as posters.

Update Seminar: Challenges and Opportunities in the Development of Clinical Research. Organized in conjunction with the Clinical Research Course of the Faculty of Medicine (UBA) and the Innovation Unit of the Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires, Prof. Emery’s Seminar was a true privilege for those who had the opportunity to discuss new development modalities and short- and medium-term perspectives.

We welcomed Luciana Kamel, Community Representative at the HVTN, who coordinates site activities in Argentina and Brazil. Luciana visited the Emerging Diseases Research Unit and met with members of our CAB. Thank you, Luciana, for your visit and your significant contributions!

A Dra. Mariana Kundro e o Dr. Guillermo Vilora compareceram à IDWeek em Boston, onde apresentaram dados da coorte de Mpox da ClinSex e os resultados sobre as experiências de implementação da telemedicina em vários hospitais públicos de Buenos Aires.