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 HIV in Europe Call to Action 2010-2011
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· To promote early testing and treatment throughout the European and Central Asian region.

· To keep early testing and treatment on the political agenda in Europe and Central Asia.

· To identify and stimulate the implementation of best practices.

· To support the implementation of the consensus on late presentation.

· To develop one model to estimate the number of people infected yet not diagnosed.

· To develop and implement indicator disease guided testing.

· To stimulate an evidence base on and reduce barriers to testing regarding human rights, stigma, discrimination and criminalisation.

· To stimulate health professionals, policy makers and civil society including people living with HIV to advocate and collaborate.
News
HIV in Europe Publication, August 2010

Overcoming obstacles to late presentation for HIV infection in Europe, Short Communication, HIV Medicine, published online 29 August 2010

 
New Publication on the definition of late presentation

European late presenter working group: Late presentation of HIV infection: A consensus definition, HIV Medicine 2010, Published Online: 17 Jun 2010

 
Spanish EU Presidency HIV Conference

Vulnerability and HIV in Europe

Madrid, Spain, 13 April 2010

Conclusions from the meeting

Programme

 
European Parliament Magazine, Special supplement, December 2009

"Renewing our commitment. Putting HIV/AIDS early diagnosis and care on the EU agenda"

 

Includes a report from the HIV in Europe 2009 Conference and HIV in Europe comment to the EU communication on combating HIV/AIDS in the EU and neighbouring countries.

 
Report from the Stockholm Conference

Conference report from the HIV in Europe 2009 Follow-up Meeting, 2-3 November 2009, The Nobel Forum, Stockholm

 
Third of HIV diagnoses in UK still occurring late

A third of new HIV diagnoses in the UK in 2008 were made so late that the individuals had a significant risk of developing an AIDS-defining illness, new figures from the Health Protection Agency show.
 

 
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