The ICONA Foundation Meeting is a closed-workshop devoted to Specialists with the aim of pursuing new findings and strategies, as well as analyses and works in progress to allow open discussions among Experts on cutting-edge issues in HIV and Coinfections.

The scientific program of this two-day Meeting will focus on the following main topics:

• ARV and early treatment
• Long-term strategies in HIV: adherence, simplification, switch
• Evolution of comorbidities among HIV patients: ageing, bone, cardiovascular, renal, AIDS and non-AIDS defining malignancies
• The clinical use of biomarkers
• The continuum of HIV care, based on surveillance and cohort data
• Future settings of HIV/HCV coinfection
• Long-term outcomes in the treatment of HCV with the new generation of DAAs
• How to manage failure and resistance to DAA-based therapies
• New perspectives in hepatitis B
• Scientific evidences and new research projects by ICONA and HepaICONA Cohorts in the treatment of HIV and HIV/HCV coinfection