HIV prevention in the Paris Region
Last updated on 25 November 2024
The main objective of the cohort is to significantly reduce the number of new HIV infections in the region by facilitating access to PrEP, a strategy for preventing HIV infection, for high-risk populations.
To achieve this, the cohort recruited participants who were not infected with HIV but were at high risk of contracting the virus. A total of 3,057 HIV-negative volunteer participants at high risk of HIV infection were included.
The PrEP administered is the antiretroviral treatment combination Tenofovir/emtricitabine TDF/FTC, in accordance with the indications and conditions of use defined by the French Marketing Authorisation (MA), the French National Recommendations and the European MA for medicines.
Principal investigator
Pr. Jean-michel Molina
Co-investigators
Pr. Jade Ghosn, Mme Daniela Rojas (AIDES/ Coalition plus)
Pathology
Prevention of HIV infection
Sponsoship
ANRS MIE
The ANRS Prévenir cohort is essential to the development of effective public health policies, making it possible to curb the spread of HIV in France and to support the most vulnerable populations with appropriate and accessible means of prevention.
Several studies have been set up as part of the ANRS Prévenir research programme and major publications have been produced based on the cohort:
The prizes are awarded jointly by the ANRS MIE and the Société française de virologie.
11 December 2024