This workshop emphasizes interdisciplinary priorities for improving geriatric-HIV care and research strategies.
The 15th Annual International Workshop on Aging and HIV (October 24-25, 2024) centered on integrating aging-related science into HIV research and care and aimed to advance interdisciplinary exchange and identify actionable priorities for research and practice. This manuscript summarizes keynote presentations on geroscience-informed aging mechanisms; clinical manifestations of aging with HIV, including frailty, neurocognitive impairment, and perinatally acquired HIV; polypharmacy; scalable geriatric-HIV care models and implementation; and career development. It identifies priorities for advancing the field, including geroscience-informed trials, frailty and cognitive screening, deprescribing, scalable geriatric-HIV care models, and research addressing aging challenges in perinatally acquired HIV.
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