Exploring the intersection of HIV and aging: A geroscience perspective Session 1: The state of HIV and aging research and relevance of geroscience
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PC1601
Pre-conference session
Room 5/Channel 8
21 July 15:00 - 16:30
CO-CHAIRS
Kristine Erlandson, University of Colorado, United States
Lishomwa (Lish) Ndhlovu, Weill Cornell Medicine, United States
MODERATORS
David Chang
National Institutes of Health Office of AIDS Research, United States
Ann Namkung
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health, United States
Organizer
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health
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This session will include presentations on the current state of chronic HIV infection and aging research and explore the application of geroscience to better treat aging-related conditions in people with HIV (PWH).
15:00
2 min
Welcome
Kristine Erlandson
University of Colorado, United States
Lishomwa (Lish) Ndhlovu
Weill Cornell Medicine, United States
15:02
2 min
Opening remarks
Richard Hodes
National Institute on Aging, United States
15:04
10 min
NIH and NIA Priorities in HIV and Aging Research
David Chang
National Institutes of Health Office of AIDS Research, United States
Ann Namkung
National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health, United States
15:14
15 min
What is the evidence for premature aging in HIV infection: Comorbidities and aging-related diseases
Caroline Sabin
University College London, United Kingdom
15:29
15 min
Geroscience and measuring the pace of aging
Luigi Ferrucci
National Institute on Aging, United States
15:44
15 min
Accelerating and decelerating ageing
Brian Kennedy
National University of Singapore, Singapore
15:59
15 min
Epigenetic age acceleration before antiretroviral therapy and deceleration after viral suppression
Isabella Schoepf
University of Bern, Switzerland
16:14
16 min
Discussion Q & A
Caroline Sabin
University College London, United Kingdom
Luigi Ferrucci
National Institute on Aging, United States
Brian Kennedy
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Isabella Schoepf
University of Bern, Switzerland
Kristine Erlandson
University of Colorado, United States
Lishomwa (Lish) Ndhlovu
Weill Cornell Medicine, United States