The topic of the event included topical issues related to theories of the origin of the infectious agent, the importance of virus variability for the development of treatment and prevention. Particular attention was paid to the issues of modern diagnostics, the advantages of using immunochromatographic and electrochemiluminescence diagnostic methods, and the method of determining HIV infection by a rapid test. The algorithm of primary diagnosis of HIV infection was discussed in detail. The issues of prospects for the development of preventive and therapeutic vaccines were discussed. Taking into account the peculiarities of HIV/AIDS, the report “Prevention of HIV infection: state level, personal level and post-exposure prophylaxis” was presented.

The event was attended by 25 students majoring in Pharmacy, Laboratory Diagnostics, Clinical Pharmacy and teachers of the department.

We thank everyone who found the opportunity to participate in the round table. We look forward to a long and fruitful scientific cooperation!