UK-CAB is a network for community HIV treatment advocates across the UK.

The UK-CAB has three main aims.

1. To develop, strengthen and support a UK network of HIV treatment advocates.
2. To provide expert training on current treatment issues. This includes the chance to meet with doctors, researchers and pharmaceutical companies.
3. To enable effective community representation where this affects our care. This includes working with guidelines and research groups.

In 2016, the UK-CAB connects over 800 members from over 120 organisations.

The UK-CAB is free to join and open to HIV-positive people and community advocates. A valid email account is needed to take part.

News, events, announcements

Meetings

• UK-CAB 60 – HIV and lung health
• UK-CAB59 – HIV and neurocognitive impairment
• UK-CAB 58 – HIV and hormonal therapy
• UK-CAB 57 – HIV and diabetes
• UK-CAB 56 – HIV cure update, IAS feedback
• UK-CAB 55 – Hepatitis C co-infection
• UK-CAB 54 – The NHS HIV drug approval process
• All previous meetings

UK-CAB documents and policies

UK-CAB representatives on guidelines and research groups

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