UK Community Advisory Board

UK CAB is a network for community HIV treatment advocates across the UK that was set up in May 2002.

Three main aims of the UK CAB are to:

• Develop and strengthen a network of treatment advocates
• Provide expert training on current treatment issues and a forum for meeting with doctors, researchers and pharmaceutical companies
• Develop community representation in clinical trials and setting the standard of care

The UK CAB connects over 150 members from over 100 organisations.

Membership of UK CAB is free and open to HIV-positive people and community advocates. A valid email account is needed in order to be involved in the group.

A Steering Group of UK CAB members coordinates development of the project and plans the programme for CAB meetings.

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