The Penta ID Network Meeting 2022 (PIM, 28-30 April 2022) gave our members – the Penta family – a great opportunity to meet face-to-face, after more than two years of distance due…
Involving patients in our clinical trials is of utmost importance to us. Penta is dedicated to ensuring that the young people in our trials are included at various stages of…
Penta was highly represented at the Mini-Symposium hosted by Green Templeton College – University of Oxford on the 7th of April 2022 entitled “Serving the children of the world: examining…
On 12 May, a Rapid Communication on the reported increase of acute hepatitis of unknown origin in children was published in Eurosurveillance. The paper outlines the extent and geographical distribution…
One of the objective of RBDCOV is to test whether the vaccine can reactivate or re-generate a protective immune response against the virus The RBDCOV project, in which Penta is…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]By design, capacity building is a fundamental part of the UNIVERSAL project. The aim of the project’s capacity building activities are to improve the ability of African and European young…
In 2016 the Early-treated Perinatally HIV-infected individuals: Improving Children’s Actual Life (EPIICAL) consortium began gathering scientists and clinicians specialising in paediatric HIV to work towards establishing new, scientific efforts on…
Great day for the D3 study, today. The first 2 children have been screened for the study at the Prapokklao Hospital in Thailand. Thanks to the MRC CTU and the…
Our interactive course PentaTr@ining 2022: ‘HIV & other Congenital Infections’ kicks off today! The innovative online programme comprises 6 interactive and in-depth training modules, a wide variety of real-life clinical cases for…
An article by investigators within the ODYSSEY trial has been published as Open Access into BMC Medical Research Methodology. The investigators aimed to evaluate a treatment effect in a pre-defined subgroup…
The results of an ODYSSEY pharmacokinetic sub-study investigating dolutegravir (DTG) based antiretroviral (ARV) treatments for children weighing 3 to less than 20kg have recently been published in The Lancet HIV as an…
Abstract Dolutegravir (DTG) is recommended and widely used during pregnancy for maternal viral suppression and preventing perinatal transmission of HIV. Our objective is to assess pregnancy and neonatal outcomes including…
Abstract The real-world evolution of very early treated children born with HIV in high-prevalence settings during first years of life is unclear. We assessed the probability of death, progression to…
PentaTr@ining (formerly ‘Tr@inforPedHIV’) is a groundbreaking training platform for healthcare professionals caring for children, adolescents and pregnant women living with infectious diseases – with a particular focus on HIV and…
The WHO have developed a Paediatric ARV dosing dashboard which aims to support health care workers, researchers and policy makers in decisions around ARV dosing for children. It includes a…
On 24 February 2022, the Russian government deployed its military into its neighboring country, Ukraine. In these dark hours, we are tormented by the thought of our Ukrainian friends, the…
On March 1, 2022, the GAP-f network held a virtual event to launch its ambitious three-year strategy, spanning from 2022-2024. Through this event, the network solidified the WHO’s commitment to…
On 26-28 January the VERDI General Assembly Meeting took place – an exciting 3-day online event bringing together experts in infectious diseases from the EU and beyond. The aim was…