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The 33rd Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2026) took place in Denver, US, on 22-25 February 2026.
Check out the dedicated page of the EATG website with the major highlights.
Compiled coverage of the conference from various sources:
- All aidsmap reports
- All HIV i-Base reports
- All Life4me+ reports
- All POZ reports
- All TheBodyPro reports
- All NATAP reports
- All Contagion Live reports
- All AJMC reports
- All Healio reports
- All Infectious Disease Special Edition reports
- All Infectious Disease Advisor reports
- All MedPage Today reports
- All Medscape reports
Additional coverage:
- Treatment Action Group: 2026 pre-CROI community HIV cure research workshop
- HIV and ID Observations: Some ruminations on CROI — still the best HIV meeting (by Paul E. Sax, MD)
- NEJM Voices: Really Rapid Review: CROI 2026 (by Paul E. Sax, MD)
- HIV/HCV Co-Infection Watch: CROI 2026: The tools are here. The infrastructure is not.
- TheBodyPro: CROI 2026: Two new oral, daily single-tablet HIV therapies advance through Phase 3 trials
AVAC coverage:
- CROI 2026: Science, solidarity and high stakes for the HIV response (Day 1 & Day 2)
- CROI 2026: Meaningful progress, expanding choice (Day 3 & Day 4)
- CROI 2026: Hot takes
- My CROI 2026 notebook: Science, surprises, and the big question of choice
- Full AVAC coverage
Official coverage from CROI:
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