She was the first intern in France to be confronted with a patient with AIDS, in 1981. Something to mark a life.
Forty years later, Brigitte Autran still talks about it with enthusiasm, “overwhelmed” by this experience which influenced her entire career.
A specialist in HIV, internationally recognized for her work on tritherapies, this professor emeritus of immunology is also an expert in vaccines.
Little known to the general public, she was already working discreetly during the Covid crisis in the Orientation Council for the vaccine strategy against Sars-Cov 2.
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