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ANRS Emerging infectious diseases – Press Briefings

ANRS MIE is organising a new press briefing on Thursday 17 September 2026, focusing on the theme “HIV Research: The Goal of a Cure.”

Please find the programme and registration link below:

Programme:

• Welcome remarks
  • Guia Carrara, PhD, Head of the Fundamental Research Department, ANRS MIE
  • Jane Deuve, Scientific Division Director, Sidaction

• The global epidemiological situation and challenges in access to treatment and prevention
  • Veronica Noseda, Head of the Major Pandemics Unit, Expertise France

• The current state of HIV cure research
  • Prof. Asier Saez Cirion, Research Director at Institut Pasteur and Coordinator of the Rhiviera consortium

• Update on ongoing clinical trials
  • Prof. Pierre Delobel, Infectious Diseases Specialist and Head of the Infectious and Tropical Diseases Department, Toulouse University Hospital

• The perspective of community organisations
  • Christophe Rouquette, Activities Coordinator, TRT-5 CHV

• Q&A

For any requests for information relating to press briefings, please contact us by email: presse[at]anrs.fr

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