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Aging with HIV/AIDS in the Netherlands
Aging with HIV was originally written and published in Dutch by the Dutch Aids Fonds. Yet many of the problems that are reviewed do not only apply to the Netherlands. The situation in other Western countries with similar healthcare systems is comparable or will become so in the future. For this reason the Aids Fonds decided to publish an English compilation of the book, containing a selection of the information presented in Aging with HIV that would be relevant for a wider international audience.
The English compilation was supported through joint funding from both the Stichting Aids Fonds-SOA Aids Nederland and the European Aids Clinical Society (EACS).
This English compilation is now available as a downloadable pdf on this website. A limited number of USB cards containing the pdf will be distributed from the EACS booth at the XVIII International AIDS Conference in Vienna from July 18-23, 2010.

The journal HIV Medicine, now in its tenth year, is a peer-reviewed journal of international research papers in the field of HIV medicine, listed in Index Medicus and on Medline. With an impact factor of 3.103, it is now one of the premier publications for the latest research and clinical findings in HIV medicine, and is the official journal of the British HIV Association (BHIVA) jointly with the European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) and the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM).

Discounted rate for EACS members: £69!

HIV in Europe – Working Together for Optimal Testing and Earlier Care HIV in Europe is a cross European and multidisciplinary initiative led by a group of independent experts representing advocacy, clinical and policy areas of the HIV arena in Europe. The initiative builds on a Call toAction adopted in Brussels in 2007 at a conference gathering more than 300 key European advocates, clinicians and public health professionals.

HIV in Europe Newsletter download here

Après les conférences de Montréal (2001), Lyon (2003), Bruxelles (2005) et Paris (2007), pour la première fois cette conférence se tiendra, sur le continent africain. Elle souligne ainsi l’importance prise par les échanges Nord-Sud dans le cadre de la francophonie, et de la lutte contre le VIH.

La conférence de Casablanca a pour objectif, dans le prolongement des conférences francophones précédentes, d’ouvrir un large débat avec tous les acteurs de santé, du Nord et du Sud, avec une volonté d’équité, de respect des personnes, et de renforcement du droit aux soins et à la prévention.

International Journal of STD & AIDS subscription offer for EACS members