Model-Based Evaluation of HIV Treatment Strategies

Explore a comprehensive lecture on the application of mathematical models in evaluating HIV treatment strategies. Delve into the ongoing global health challenge of HIV/AIDS and the current standard of care involving lifelong antiretroviral therapy. Examine how mathematical models of HIV infection within individual patients can provide crucial insights into disease dynamics and aid in assessing various interventions. Discover examples where these models have played a pivotal role in guiding the development and implementation of new therapeutics for HIV treatment, prevention, and potential cure. Learn about the complexities of drug resistance and the importance of carefully evaluating emerging therapies with diverse mechanisms of action. Gain valuable knowledge on the intersection of mathematics and HIV research in this CRM Distinguished Lecture in Applied Mathematics presented by Alison Hill.