Discover perspectives on the latest findings, biggest challenges and most exciting successes in our collective work.
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VAC Regional Program Manager for Research Engagement Grace Kumwenda shares her CROI 2026 notebook—covering the rapidly expanding menu of long-acting prevention options, innovative delivery models bringing PrEP closer to communities, and the big question running through it all: how much choice is enough, and are our systems ready to deliver it?
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Returning to the CROI conference after several years, AVAC Senior Program Manager Cindra Feuer gives her reflections on a field that’s leaner, fiercer, and fighting back—from promising long-acting ARV pipelines to a striking 70% HIV incidence decline in the SEARCH trial and a spirited PEP Think Tank on what comes next.
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In this issue, we look at delays in the release of US science funding, despite congressional approval, and new developments from South Africa and AVAC shaping the global rollout of HIV prevention options.
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VAC Regional Program Manager for Research Engagement Grace Kumwenda shares her CROI 2026 notebook—covering the rapidly expanding menu of long-acting prevention options, innovative delivery models bringing PrEP closer to communities, and the big question running through it all: how much choice is enough, and are our systems ready to deliver it?
Returning to the CROI conference after several years, AVAC Senior Program Manager Cindra Feuer gives her reflections on a field that’s leaner, fiercer, and fighting back—from promising long-acting ARV pipelines to a striking 70% HIV incidence decline in the SEARCH trial and a spirited PEP Think Tank on what comes next.
In this issue, we look at delays in the release of US science funding, despite congressional approval, and new developments from South Africa and AVAC shaping the global rollout of HIV prevention options.
AVAC is excited to introduce Access Bridge. Incubated over the past decade at AVAC as part of our Product Introduction and Access team, Access Bridge is an independent, Kenya-based nonprofit organization advancing timely, sustainable and equitable introduction of and access to HIV prevention, sexual reproductive health and related health products.
This week’s issue covers Zimbabwe’s decision to halt negotiations on its Memorandum of Understanding with the US for global health funding; new domestic funding in South Africa; a new investment case for US funding for the Global Fund; the launch of LEN in Kenya and Zimbabwe; and key takeaways from CROI 2026.
AVAC’s continued coverage of CROI summarizes key themes from the final two days of the conference, including the vital importance of choice and steps needed to make choice a reality.
CROI 2026 opened with a sobering message and defiant acknowledgment. Against a backdrop of funding cuts, dismantled programs, and growing political interference, speakers on the first two days of CROI warned that interrupting support for HIV research “is not a policy choice; it threatens infrastructures that took decades to build.”
This week, we reflect on the escalating war on science. Two recent pieces illustrate how budget decisions and policy priorities are reshaping US scientific and global health leadership and undermining the stability of programs relied on by hundreds of millions of people. We also track the consolidation of power across US health agencies, mounting uncertainty in vaccine regulation, and the Global Fund’s ongoing replenishment.
In a year marked by funding freezes, political disruption and historic scientific breakthroughs, we are proud to share our 2025 Year in Review – one defined by crisis and resilience.
AVAC will be tracking the HIV and STI science at CROI 2026, including advances in long-acting HIV prevention, evolving science around cure, and important discussions on the impact of the global funding crisis on research, development, and delivery. Here we share ways to follow and join in the conversation, in-person or virtually.
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Discover perspectives on the latest findings, biggest challenges and most exciting successes in our collective work.
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A comprehensive round-up of HIV prevention media coverage and scientific publications.
Each month this podcast uses interviews, discussion and first-person reflections to explore vital topics confronting the field of HIV prevention research.
PxWire is AVAC’s quarterly update on biomedical HIV prevention. Each issue highlights key developments, challenges and opportunities, and features a centerspread infographic that provides a visual tool for framing these issues.
Pandemic Watch is a curated news digest on the latest pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response (PPPR) news and resources.
A collection of official statements from AVAC.
Media clippings featuring AVAC, its staff and close partners in the news media.