For nearly forty years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has conducted impactful, landmark HIV/AIDS research from innovative basic science discoveries through the pipeline to preclinical studies and novel clinical trials around the world. NIH-supported research is critical to reach ambitious but achievable goals to end the HIV epidemic in the United States by 2030 and HIV pandemic control globally. The satellite will highlight NIH HIV/AIDS research at the intersections of Prevention, Treatment and Disparities across the lifespan. Multidisciplinary scientists share unique insights, research findings, and experiences that will improve understanding of how the global and the domestic HIV epidemics can inform each other and accelerate epidemic control. The session aims to help build the capacity of current and future generations of HIV researchers and advocates to address 21st century challenges with 21st century solutions.

For nearly forty years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has conducted impactful, landmark HIV/AIDS research from innovative basic science discoveries through the pipeline to preclinical studies and novel clinical trials around the world. NIH-supported research is critical to reach ambitious but achievable goals to end the HIV epidemic in the United States by 2030 and HIV pandemic control globally. The satellite will highlight NIH HIV/AIDS research at the intersections of Prevention, Treatment and Disparities across the lifespan. Multidisciplinary scientists share unique insights, research findings, and experiences that will improve understanding of how the global and the domestic HIV epidemics can inform each other and accelerate epidemic control. The session aims to help build the capacity of current and future generations of HIV researchers and advocates to address 21st century challenges with 21st century solutions.