Late breaker abstracts are reserved for novel, high-impact research outcomes that were not available by the regular submission deadline. Submissions must present important, time-sensitive findings, such as:

• Novel basic or translational science
• Data from major clinical trials or cohort studies
• Public health initiatives

These should have high relevance and impact on HIV care, policy, or research.

Late breaker abstracts must:

• Be based on data generated after the regular submission deadline
• Be scientifically complete, with robust results and conclusions
• Present research of high importance and relevance to the field

Please note: Late breaker abstracts will be rigorously peer reviewed based on the criteria above. The late breaker deadline is not a second deadline for incomplete or delayed submissions.

To participate as a presenter at the EACS Conference, please submit abstracts of your research for inclusion in the conference programme.

We strongly encourage the use of person-first language in all submissions.

All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by a panel of experts. Accepted abstracts will be presented by the authors as either oral presentations or ePosters.

To get all the details on submitting your abstract and presenting at the EACS Conference, just scroll down to review the submission guidelines.