| EPD387 | Associations between HIV-related stigma and health-related quality of life among people living with HIV in Zambia and South Africa: cross-sectional analysis of data from the HPTN071 (PopART) study | E-poster | Societal stigma towards people living with HIV and key populations |
| EPD386 | Intersectional stigma and the stigma identity management framework: a metasynthesis of qualitative reports from people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa | E-poster | Societal stigma towards people living with HIV and key populations |
| EPD385 | Predictors of gender-based violence among adolescent girls aged 15-17 years; an assessment of baseline data of girls enrolled in the DREAMS Afya Pwani project in Mombasa, Kenya | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD384 | Changes in intimate partner violence among WLHIV in Tanzania before and during COVID-19 | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD383 | Homoprejudiced violence experience, depression, and condomless sex among MSM in Zhuhai City, China: a mediation analysis | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD382 | Women empowerment to enhance access SRMNCAH service in the in humanitarian setting. Lessons learnt by International Community of Women Living with HIV Eastern Africa ( ICWEA) from Northern Uganda | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD381 | Violence victimization among women by gender identity and HIV status in three multisite HIV cohorts in the United States | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD380 | COVID-19 impacts on post-GBV care utilization at EGPAF-supported Health Facilities across nine African Countries | E-poster | Sexual- and/or gender-based violence and exploitation (including in conflict settings) |
| EPD379 | Where everybody knows your name: correlation between a stable and familiar professional structure and sustained HIV viral suppression in clients: a New Jersey, USA, community health center experience | E-poster | Political and structural factors |
| EPD378 | The prevalence HIV infection among regular migrants in France: data from STRADA study (2017-2020) | E-poster | Migration and HIV |