HIV OUTCOMES

HIV Outcomes began its journey in 2016 by bringing together patient organisations, medical professionals, academics, public institutions and the private sector to align on a new policy and clinical agenda to address the crucial unmet needs of people living with HIV - to ensure that they can live longer in good health, and participate fully in society. The initiative was formally launched in December 2016 with support from members of the European Parliament, Christofer Fjellner (EPP, Sweden) and Eva Kaili (S&D, Greece)... For those diagnosed and treated early, HIV is now a long-term, rather than fatal, condition. HIV Outcomes aims to address the needs generated by increased life expectancy, by looking to improve health outcomes and quality of life of people living with HIV in the long-term... HIV Outcomes has been present at a number of other important conferences since its inception, with abstracts showcased at the International AIDS Society conference in Paris 2017, HIV Drug Therapy..

Also known as: HIV Outcomes Germany, HIV Outcomes Italy, HIV Outcomes Romania, HIV Outcomes Spain