Webinar on the EHVA T02 trial for a Therapeutic Vaccine

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EATG will have a webinar for community members about the EHVA T02 trial. EHVA T02 is a Phase II trial that will evaluate an experimental therapeutic HIV vaccine and an immunotherapy drug for people living with HIV. The trial is taking place in France, Switzerland, and the UK and will evaluate the safety and tolerability of the experimental vaccine with the antibody, or the antibody alone. Further, this trial will see if either regiment can control HIV infection following interruption of antiretroviral therapy.

 

The Webinar will take place on Zoom, on Wednesday, 13 July 2022 at 16:00 – 17:30 CET.

 

Link for registration

 

The webinar is open to anyone interested. To attend the e-meeting, please register here.

 

Agenda

 

Welcome & IntroductionGiulio Maria Corbelli – EATG
The EHVAT02 trial design and implications for MVA vaccination related to monkeypox infectionJean-Daniel Lelievre –

CHU Henri Mondor

The social science sub-studyChristel Protiere – SESSTIM (AMU – Inserm – IRD)
Informed consent process and enrolment procedures and key elements for potential participantsSheena Mc Cormack – MRC CTU at University College London
DiscussionModerator:

Giulio Maria Corbelli – EATG

Conclusion & Follow UpGiulio Maria Corbelli – EATG

 

The European HIV Alliance (EHVA) is a five year project funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme designed to foster the development of an effective vaccine. More information at www.ehv-a.eu.

 

Practical Information

  • Webinar on the EHVA T02 trial for a Therapeutic Vaccine: Zoom Webinar: 13 July 2022 at 16:00 – 17:30 CET

    Co-organisers:
    European AIDS Treatment Group
    EHVA

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