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Summary of Presentations from the International Workshop on Antiviral Drug Resistance: Meeting the Global Challenge, 3–7 June 2014, Berlin, Germany

The International Workshop on Antiviral Drug Resistance: Meeting the Global Challenge was the 23rd iteration of the workshop, this year concentrating on recent developments in HIV, HBV and HCV drug resistance and eradication. The workshop featured 24 invited plenary presentations, 27 oral abstract presentations and 86 posters. Major themes of the workshop included HIV drug resistance in lowand middle-income countries (LMICs), transmission of drug-resistant HIV, mechanisms of HIV drug resistance, new resistance monitoring technologies (mostly next-generation or ‘deep’ sequencing), eradication of chronic HBV infection and clinical relevance of HCV drug resistance testing. This report summarizes the oral presentations that made up these themes and provides an observer’s perspective on this unique workshop. It is not intended to be comprehensive and the author acknowledges the important contributions made to the workshop by all the oral presentations as well as the posters.