CROI 2022: COVID-19 vaccine rates in people with HIV mirror those in the general population

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The uptake of COVID-19 vaccination follows patterns seen in the wider population, with significant disparities within and between countries, according to data presented at this week’s Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic infections (CROI 2022).

Presented by Evelynne Fulda from the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the study was conducted within a global study called REPRIEVE (Randomised Trial to Prevent Vascular Events in HIV). With almost 8000 participants in 12 countries, REPRIEVE is a randomised, placebo-controlled trial that investigates the efficacy of providing a statin to people with HIV as a prevention strategy against major cardiovascular events. To be included in REPRIEVE, participants must be aged 40-75, be on stable antiretroviral therapy, and have no known cardiovascular disease.

Read the full story at Aidsmap.

 

All Aidsmap reports from CROI 2022.

 

Source : Aidsmap

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