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Jul, 2020
EPPICC was awarded a grant from the ViiV Global HIV and COVID-19 Emergency Fund to conduct research on the direct and indirect impact of COVID-19 on children and adolescents living with HIV across Europe and South Africa.
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Jul, 2020
Authors: De Rossi A, Dalzini A, Ballin G, Dominguez-Rodriuguez S, Rojo P, Foster C, Palma P, Sessa L, Nastouli E, Pahwa S, Rossi P, Giaquinto C, EPIICAL Consortium Published in: 23rd International AIDS Conference, July 6th-10th, 2020 Background: HIV infection is linked to premature senescence, with increased risk of aging-associated illnesses. Early ART has been associated with a reduced HIV reservoir in HIV-perinatally infected children (PHIV), but its impact on the senescence process is an open question. Telomeres are critical for cellular replicative potential and their shortening is a marker of […]
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Jul, 2020
We met Martina Penazzato her and asked her thoughts on what urgent action we need to take to end AIDS in children.
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Jul, 2020
The EPIICAL Project’s contribution to the 23rd International AIDS Conference
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Jul, 2020
Our collaborator Prof. Mike Sharland, together with GARDP and St. George’s, University of London researchers have just published a new paper in the WHO Bulletin investigating international antibiotic sales data of child-appropriate oral formulations of antibiotics, with a focus on dispersible tablets.
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Jul, 2020
Join the 6th Workshop on Children and Adolescents HIV-exposed and Uninfected (HEU) at 3pm (CEST) on 1st July 2020.
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Jun, 2020
Join the 6th Workshop on Children and Adolescents HIV-exposed and Uninfected (HEU) at 3pm (CEST) on 1st July 2020.
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Jun, 2020
J Infect Public Health, Jun 2020
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Jun, 2020
COVID-19, the new infectious disease which has uprooted our lives, social relationships and work habits, has turned out to be an unmissable opportunity to rethink our collaborative research and strive to drive attention to those who we care most.
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Jun, 2020
COVID-19, the new infectious disease which has uprooted our lives, social relationships and work habits, has turned out to be an unmissable opportunity to rethink our collaborative research and strive to drive attention to those who we care most.