30th seminar on technical and scientific cooperation between France and Brazil

Registration link

It is possible to attend this seminar by videoconference. Presentations will be given in French and Portuguese, with simultaneous translation.

To register online, go to https://bit.ly/canalSVSA and click on “Não tem cadastro ainda? Inscreva-se!”. After registration, your login will be your e-mail and initial password from 1 to 8, as in the example below:

Login: registered e-mail

Password: 12345678

The password can be reset after the first access (optional).

The access link will only be available on the day of the event, 15 minutes before it begins. We recommend that participants access the event in advance, to avoid any possible connection problems.

Please be careful when entering your registration details into the system, as they will be used to validate your access and to issue the Certificate/Attestation of Attendance, which will be available after the event, on the webinar platform in My (webinar/Workshops).

If you have any doubts or access problems, please do not hesitate to contact the following numbers: (61) 3315 -7827 / 7828 / 7830 / 7858

30th seminar on technical and scientific cooperation between France and Brazil

On November 4 and 5, 2024, Brasilia will host the new edition of the France-Brazil technical and scientific cooperation seminar, which takes place every year in Brazil. The event will bring together French and Brazilian researchers, clinicians and institutional representatives to present research advances and define future priorities.

This scientific event is organized by the Department of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Sexually Transmitted Infections and Viral Hepatitis (DATHI) of the Brazilian Ministry of Health and the French Embassy in Brazil, in conjunction with ANRS MIE through its partner site in Brazil.

Some of the studies supported by ANRS MIE will be presented on this occasion:

• The UNITY international clinical trial, designed to assess the efficacy and safety of tecovirimat in the treatment of Mpox disease. Brazil is one of the main countries taking part in the study, and this seminar will provide an opportunity to review the progress of recruitment and initial results.
• Jean-Michel Molina will talk about the efficacy of doxycycline and vaccination in preventing STIs, presenting the results of the ANRS DOXYVAC trial.
• The ANRS0636 ZOOPOX project “Elucidating the circulation of zoonotic orthopoxviruses at the One Health interface in Brazil”. Giliane Trindade, co-PI of this project with Julio Benavides, will present the objectives of this study recently funded under the ANRS MIE Emergences PRFI 2023 call for projects.
• Rayana Maryse Toyé, recipient of an ANRS MIE research grant, will present her work on “Coinfection by hepatitis B virus and hepatitis D virus in the Amazon basin: new insights into molecular clues to pathogenesis and disease outcome”.