Breaking HIV/AIDS Research From CROI 2007

Joel Gallant, M.D., and HIV activist Nelson Vergel review the most important developments from a major HIV medical conference.

An episode of the This Month in HIV podcast, hosted by TheBody.com, titled "Breaking HIV/AIDS Research From CROI 2007" was published on March 21, 2007 and runs 59 minutes.

March 21, 2007 ·59m · This Month in HIV

Summary

How do you make heads or tails of an HIV medical conference with 1,000 presentations? Surely the 14th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections -- better known as CROI -- is a gold mine of critical studies on every facet of HIV, from prevention to treatment to quality of life. We've covered this conference extensively on our site, but for people with nonmedical backgrounds, this coverage may be difficult to put into context. That's why, for our March edition of "This Month in HIV," we've interviewed two experts who can break down the conference highlights for people who aren't experts. Physician and researcher Joel Gallant, and HIV-positive activist Nelson Vergel, tell us about the breaking research that really mattered at CROI this year.

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