TranspariMED: European Medicines Agency takes rapid action on missing clinical trial results – European AIDS Treatment Group

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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has taken rapid and decisive initial steps to ensure that clinical trial results are made public as required by law. In a letter sent in response to a recent call by 20 health groups for EMA to address the problem, the agency disclosed that it has already: By the end of the year, EMA will additionally publicly report on the number of published clinical trial results. Related HIV and Co-Infections News July 10,2026GENDER: Challenging inequalities: HIV, age, gender, and the dynamics of intrasectionality July 10,2026JAMA: HIV may hide in more cells than previously thought — here’s what that could mean for a cure July 8,2026La Jolla Institute for Immunology: New HIV vaccine shows unprecedented success in preclinical study Started sending out email notifications to companies and universities when trial results become due Set up a monitoring system that shows national regulators which of their trials have failed to report results GENDER: Challenging inequalities: HIV, age, gender, and the dynamics of intrasectionality JAMA: HIV may hide in more cells than previously thought — here’s what that could mean for a cure La Jolla Institute for Immunology: New HIV vaccine shows unprecedented success in preclinical study