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Diagnostic Innovations to End HIV
Summary
Despite meaningful progress in addressing the HIV epidemic, global 2030 targets remain out of reach.1 As healthcare systems face increasing demands and limited resources, innovative and scalable diagnostic solutions are essential to sustain momentum in HIV prevention, detection, and treatment.
Watch this on-demand symposium from AIDS 2026 to hear leading experts discuss advancements in HIV testing technologies, implementation strategies to improve access to care, and practical approaches to translating innovation into meaningful clinical impact for patients worldwide.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the global AIDS strategy and the importance of a holistic approach to HIV detection, including both acute and chronic HIV infection.
- Explore the proven performance of 4th Generation Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs) utilizing p24 antigen detection for identifying acute HIV infection.
- Learn about the meaningful clinical value of 4th Generation RDTs and their impact on HIV diagnosis and patient care.
REFERENCES
- 1. UNAIDS. Global AIDS Strategy 2026-2031. UNAIDS; 2026. Accessed October 6, 2026. https://www.unaids.org/sites/default/files/2026-02/2026%E2%80%932031_Global-AIDS-Strategy_en.pdf.
Presenter Biography
Deepak Mattur, MBA
Senior Health Economist and
Global Lead on Resource Tracking
UNAIDS
Geneva, Switzerland
Verónica Ruiz González, Ph. D.
Head of Research, Specialized Laboratory
Condesa Specialized Clinic
Mexico
Who Should Watch
Healthcare Professionals, Clinicians, Program Implementers, Researchers, Laboratorians