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The Xivth International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop, Quebec City, Canada, June 2005

This report summarizes research advances that further our understanding of the evolution, mechanisms and clinical impact of HIV drug resistance presented at the XIVth International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop held in Quebec City, Canada from June 7–11, 2005. The topics that were discussed included the clinical implications of resistance in mother-to-child transmission, breakthroughs in technologies for studying resistance, resistance to new antiretroviral agents, mechanisms of HIV drug resistance, epidemiological trends, and HIV fitness and pathogenesis.