Discover What’s Next at HIV Glasgow 2026
The future of HIV prevention, treatment and care is evolving rapidly. HIV Glasgow 2026 brings together the global HIV community to share the latest scientific advances, exchange ideas and discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of HIV management.
From 8–11 November 2026 in Glasgow, UK, the Congress will welcome leading clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, scientists and community representatives from around the world for four days of cutting-edge science, collaboration and debate.
The Scientific Programme will feature the latest research and real-world evidence across the HIV landscape, covering themes including:
• PrEP Today and Tomorrow: Challenges, Advantages and Equitable Access
• The Evolving HIV Cure Landscape
• STIs and HPV in People with HIV: Current Perspectives and Emerging Solutions
• Hidden in Plain Sight: Why Advanced HIV Disease Demands Attention
• From Confusion to Clarity: Addressing Health Misinformation at Scale
• The Hepatitis Alphabet: What’s the Latest?
• Treatment Strategies and Long-acting: Antiretroviral Focus
• Prioritising Young Adults in Efforts to End HIV Transmissions and Improve Quality of Life for All
• Women ageing with HIV
• Vaccines for HIV and Emerging Viruses
• Updates on Treatment Guidelines in 2026
• Regional Challenges and Solutions Around HIV Access and Implementation
• Weight and Wellness in People with HIV: Emerging Evidence and Approaches
• When the Money Moves: Navigating Funding Constraints and Their Impact on Critical Services
Designed to support both clinical practice and scientific discovery, the programme provides an opportunity to learn from internationally recognised experts, participate in case study discussions, and engage and connect with colleagues from across the global HIV community.
Preliminary Scientific Programme
The preliminary programme is now available and provides an overview of the diverse range of scientific sessions, educational content and collaborative discussions taking place throughout the Congress.