AIDS Treatment News Issue #371, September 21, 2001
John S. James

The Forum for Collaborative HIV Research is sponsoring a one-day meeting on HIV and hepatitis C coinfection on October 11 in Washington D.C. "Speakers will focus on the pathogenesis, prevalence, and treatment of coinfection with the goal of highlighting what we do and do not know to identify the need for additional research efforts and facilitate progress in research on HCV/HIV coinfection."

For more information, see http://www.hivforum.org

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