We've updated our offline first content to support the latest available guidelines.

Faster Worldwide App/Content Download Speed. After installation/login, the EACS app is fully functional offline, so you can access it without a network connection.

We also made significant improvements to the app's content download to ensure required asset files are always present on the device. Additional bug fixes and better support for iPhone 17 devices

Modern user interface with a focus on usability for busy healthcare professionals, new search features, and easy to understand abbreviations throughout all content.

A few minor content updates

This 2024 version is a major update of the EACS Guidelines.

This 2023 version is a major update of the EACS Guidelines.

This 2023 version is a major update of the EACS Guidelines. Changes from the prior version include updates to the following sections: ART, DDIs, Co-morbidities, Viral hepatitis Co-Infections, Opportunistic Infections and COVID-19, Paediatric HIV Treatment.

This 2022 update of the EACS Guidelines includes revisions to adult ART (initial regimens, switch strategies, virologic failure, pregnancy and TB co-infection); DDIs; Co-morbidities; Viral hepatitis co-infections; Opportunistic infections and, especially, COVID-19; and paediatric HIV.

This 2022 update of the EACS Guidelines includes revisions to adult ART (initial regimens, switch strategies, virologic failure, pregnancy and TB co-infection); DDIs; Co-morbidities; Viral hepatitis co-infections; Opportunistic infections and, especially, COVID-19; and paediatric HIV.

2021 major update of the EACS Guidelines, including adult ART (regimens, switch strategies, failure, pregnancy, PEP), DDIs (new tables for TB,anxiolytics, COVID-19, HRT), Co-morbidities (ART AEs, cancers, opiates, hypertension, diabetes, kidney disease, obesity, menopause, anxiety, frailty & falls, SOT), Viral hepatitis (HCV, HDV), OIs (added COVID-19, TB). Finally a new section covering Paediatric HIV has been added.

2021 major update of the EACS Guidelines, including adult ART (regimens, switch strategies, failure, pregnancy, PEP), DDIs (new tables for TB,anxiolytics, COVID-19, HRT), Co-morbidities (ART AEs, cancers, opiates, hypertension, diabetes, kidney disease, obesity, menopause, anxiety, frailty & falls, SOT), Viral hepatitis (HCV, HDV), OIs (added COVID-19, TB). Finally a new section covering Paediatric HIV has been added.

- Guidelines version 10.1 (Oct 2020) - Updates to ART, DDI, Co-morbidities, Viral Hepatitis Co-infection and Opportunistic Infections - Minor changes throughout

- Guidelines version 10.1 (Oct 2020) - Updates to ART, DDI, Co-morbidities, Viral Hepatitis Co-infection and Opportunistic Infections - Minor changes throughout

Minor content updates and bug fixes

This version is derived from EACS Guidelines version 10.0 (November 2019). Updates to all sections: Assessment, Antiretroviral therapy, Drug-drug interactions, Other prescribing issues, co-morbidities, opportunistic infections references and video lectures.

EACS Guidelines version 9.1 (2018). New from version 9.0: - ART starting regimens, switch strategies, virological failure, pregnancy - Co-morbidities: updated throughout - Co-infections: updated throughout - Opportunistic infections: updated See Changes from v9.0 to 9.1 for complete summary

EACS Guidelines version 9.1 (2018). New from version 9.0: - ART starting regimens, switch strategies, virological failure, pregnancy - Co-morbidities: updated throughout - Co-infections: updated throughout - Opportunistic infections: updated See Changes from v9.0 to 9.1 for complete summary

Our team has been hard at work with improvements to all our apps. If you have a suggestion for additional features or improvements, please use the Feedback feature in the app to let us know. Love the app? Please write us a review in the App Store! Without further ado, here are some of the improvements in this version: - Bug fixes - Improved support for iPhone X

Major EACS Guidelines update (version 9.0) for 2017. All sections: ART, co-morbidities, co-infections, opportunistic infections and drug interaction tables have been updated from the previous version (8.2). Entirely new in the co-morbidities section: non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, chronic lung disease in HIV, prescribing in the elderly, solid organ transplantation in HIV-positive persons.

This release of the app is derived from the print version 8.1.

Minor updates to EACS Guidelines content.

European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) Guidelines version 8.0 (2015).