Author: Michelle Valderama

IAS-USA CME Activities Quarterly Survey Outcomes

We are excited to announce that we have restructured our process to streamline our postactivity outcomes surveys and reduce the workload for those who attend various IAS-USA CME activities. Starting this quarter, we will send a single quarterly email with surveys for all the activities you attended in that quarter rather than sending a survey […]

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(April 20, 2023) Latest Update on Urgent Virus Outbreaks: April 2023

Moderator: Carlos del Rio, MD (Emory University School of Medicine)
Discussants: Peter Chin-Hong, MD (University of California San Francisco), and Yvonne Maldonado, MD (Stanford University)

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Four New Early E-publication Review Articles From CROI 2023 Now Available

Four new early e-publication articles summarizing key data on monkeypox, advances in antiviral therapy in HIV and viral hepatitis, epidemiologic trends and prevention for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, and tuberculosis and infectious complications in persons with HIV, are now available! CROI 2023: Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Management of MPox Jason Zucker, MD CROI 2023: […]

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IAS–USA Plans Resource Center to Assist Clinicians With New DEA-Registration Compliance Rules

Coming soon! The IAS–USA is pleased to announce the creation of a dedicated resources page on our website to provide information and CME activities that could count toward meeting the new training requirements for DEA-registered prescribers of controlled substances. The Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act mandates that prescribers of controlled substances complete 8 [...]
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New Review Article Available from Topics in Antiviral Medicine™

An early e-publication article, CROI 2023: Metabolic and Other Complications of HIV Infection, is now available in Topics in Antiviral Medicine™. This article is written by Sudipa Sarkar, MD and Todd T. Brown, MD, PhD. Read the Article Here
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New Review Article Available from Topics in Antiviral Medicine™

An early e-publication article, CROI 2023: Summary of Basic Science Research in HIV, is now available in Topics in Antiviral Medicine™. This article is written by Mario Stevenson, PhD. Read the Article Here
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On-Demand Podcasts: The IAS–USA Annual Update on HIV Management in Atlanta, Georgia

The IAS–USA Annual Update on HIV Management in Atlanta, Georgia presentations are available in podcast format. Please note that iTunes® or your favorite MP3 audio player is required to listen to the podcast audio files. If you do not have iTunes® installed on your computer, you can download the free software on the Apple Web [...]
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Abstracts from the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2023 are now available in Topics of Antiviral Medicine, Volume 31.2

Abstracts are evaluated by the Scientific Program Committee and additional reviewers for the relevance of their topics, the rigor of their research, and the distinct contributions they make to the broad spectrum of study that CROI strives to provide each year. Read the Issue Here
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On-Demand Webcasts: The IAS–USA Annual Update on HIV Management in Atlanta, Georgia

The IAS–USA Annual Update on HIV Management in Atlanta, Georgia presentations are available in webcast format. Webcasts Presentations Welcome and Introduction mRNA Vaccine Technology and the Prospects for an HIV Vaccine Presenter: Paul Goepfert Key Updated from CROI 2023 Presenter: Jeffrey L. Lennox, MD New and Investigational Antiretroviral Drugs and New Strategies for HIV Management [...]
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The February/March 2023 Issue of Topics in Antiviral Medicine™ (TAM) is Now Available Online

CME credit is now available for the February/March 2023 issue of Topics in Antiviral Medicine™ (TAM) at https://www.iasusa.org/tam/february-march-2023/. This issue offers up to 3.0 CME credits. This issue contains an article on providing gender-affirming care to transgender and gender-diverse individuals in HIV treatment and prevention settings, a review of current recommendations for the prevention of […]

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