WHO and IAPAC sign MOU with partnership framework for joint activities to address HIV, TB, viral hepatitis, other health priorities.
We can fast-track urban public health by leveraging the global Fast-Track Cities network.
The IAPAC-Lancet HIV Commission on the Future of Urban HIV Responses was released 22 July 2024 in Munich, Germany (pre-AIDS 2024).
Read the IAPAC and FTH recommendations for re-imagining the global HIV response through 2030.
The US Fast-Track Cities 2025 Summit will take place September 15-17, 2025, in New Orleans.
For 40 years, IAPAC has advanced a mission focused on expanding access to and improving the quality of prevention, care, and treatment services provided to people affected by and living with HIV and its comorbid conditions. Welcome to IAPAC.org, where you can learn about and join our efforts to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
Policy Brief
IAPAC HIV POLICY BRIEF (July 2025) Disrupting Business as Usual to Fast-Track Lenacapavir Scale-Up in… Read More
ALERT: The @WHO released guidance today on long-acting #lenacapavir for #HIV PrEP.
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ALERT: @UNAIDS reports 29.6 million lives saved thanks to #HIV treatment. We were on an upward trajectory towards ending #AIDS-related deaths, jeopardized by reckless Trump administration decisions. The time for timid pleading is over. Time to act! https://www.unaids.org/en/UNAIDS-global-AIDS-update-2025
Member Profile
Jorge Saavedra, MD, MPH, is Executive Director of the AHF Global Health Institute housed within…
IAPAC’s impact can be measured in the number of our members who access our educational activities, utilize our patient-oriented materials, or engage in our advocacy activities. Our impact also reflects the work of IAPAC’s more than 30,000 members, notably in delivering quality HIV services to millions of people living with and affected by HIV and its comorbidities.
