Breadcrumb Home IMPAACT News IMPAACT News News October 2026 Announcements Dr. Theodore Ruel Named IMPAACT Network Vice Chair September 2026 Announcements Announcing the 2026 IMPAACT Early Career Investigators August 2026 Announcements IMPAACT 2023 Informs FDA Approval for Dolutegravir in Neonates Search Enter a search term. Filter Topics AllAnnouncementsMeetingsSpotlight SeriesStudy Results Date All20262025202420232022202120202019201820162014 Sort Date AscDate Desc Submit Search Showing 76 news items. July 2023 Meetings Announcements IMPAACT at IAS 2023 & the 15th International Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics July 2023 Announcements IMPAACT 2032 Data Contributes to Remdesivir Label Updates for Pregnant Individuals with COVID-19 May 2023 Announcements Study Training for IMPAACT 2016 Underway May 2023 Announcements Meetings IAS 2023 & The 15th International Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics April 2023 Announcements Developing a Priority List of Drug, Vaccine, and Dietary Supplement Research Needs for Pregnant, Postpartum, and Lactating Persons March 2023 Announcements Researchers from IMPAACT P1107 publish case report of first woman of mixed race possibly cured of HIV February 2023 Announcements Upcoming SBSC SpotLight Series Presentations January 2023 Announcements Data Visualization Map Now Available January 2023 Announcements Announcing the 2023 IMPAACT Early Career Investigator Award Recipients December 2022 Announcements A Look Back at 2022 Pagination Previous page Prev Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page Next
July 2023 Meetings Announcements IMPAACT at IAS 2023 & the 15th International Workshop on HIV & Pediatrics
July 2023 Announcements IMPAACT 2032 Data Contributes to Remdesivir Label Updates for Pregnant Individuals with COVID-19
April 2023 Announcements Developing a Priority List of Drug, Vaccine, and Dietary Supplement Research Needs for Pregnant, Postpartum, and Lactating Persons
March 2023 Announcements Researchers from IMPAACT P1107 publish case report of first woman of mixed race possibly cured of HIV
