Global Consultation On Potential Endpoints of HIV Vaccine Efficacy
A World Health Organization (WHO) consultation organized jointly with the Agence Nationale de Recherches sur le Sida et les hépatites virales (ANRS) supported by the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise.
5-6 September 2007, Paris, France
Wednesday, 5 September
Opening Remarks (Y. Levy, J. Esparza)
Session 1: Introduction (Chair: Y. Levy)
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Presentation of Recommendations of the Geneva Meeting and Expected Outcomes (S. Osmanov)
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State-of-the-art: potential trial outcomes (P. Johnston)
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Current phase IIb/III trials: horizon scanning & timelines (L. Corey)
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Overview presentation on correlates and surrogates (P. Gilbert)
Session 2: Approaches to Monitor Disease Progression (Chair: D. Cooper)
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Clinical and Laboratory markers (D. Cooper)
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Mortality and morbidity evolution of HIV infected patients: lessons of data from long term cohorts (G. Chene)
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Lessons from ART trials (J. Lange)
Session 3: Lessons from Animal models
Overview (Chair: J. Heeney)
Session 4: Variability of Virus Load Setpoint (Chair: P. Kaleebu)
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Biological/geographic/gender factors (E. Karita, C. Gray, M. Schechter)
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Virus Load in acute infection (K. Mlisana)
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Assay variability and standardization (H. Holmes)
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Host factors (A. Telenti)
Session 5: Virus load and Secondary Transmission
Thursday, 6 September
Session 6: Definition of Vaccine Efficacy and Potential Outcomes (Chair: P. Johnston)
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Trial design and statistical considerations (S. Self)
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Regulatory considerations: FDA (C. Weiss)
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Regulatory considerations: South Africa (H. Rees)
Session 7: HIV Vaccine Trials (Chair: P. Fast)
Session 8: Future Public Health Use of Vaccines with different outcomes
Session 9: Recommendations (Chairs: K. Goldenthal, H. Rees)
General discussion & recommendations