REPORTS FROM
CROI AND KEYSTONE

This issue carries reports from the 20th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, where news that a 30-month-old child had been “functionally cured” of HIV caused quite a stir. One story delves deeply into that case—and other HIV cure research—and still finds space to cover the smattering of HIV prevention work presented at the conference. For those who can’t get enough of antibodies, we also have a report from this year’s Keystone symposium on HIV vaccines that was very much dedicated to neutralizing antibodies against HIV. Aside from that, this issue has the usual research and policy news, including coverage of a rally against looming cuts to federal funding for health research. For updates on that news, please visit our blog. READ MORE

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