| EPA064 | Broadly neutralizing HIV-1 antibodies as a PrEP modality among young sexual minority men: a conjoint experiment | E-poster | Immunotherapy (including broadly neutralizing antibodies) |
| EPC301 | Broadly neutralizing antibodies - A new hope for elimination of vertical transmission of HIV | E-poster | Prevention of vertical transmission |
| EPD096 | Bringing PrEP closer to clients in Ghana: supporting pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) initiation and adherence in the community | E-poster | Sex workers |
| PESUB25 | Bridging the gap between patient perceptions and delivered care among people living with HIV in the Asian region | Poster exhibition | Adherence |
| EPF120 | Breaking silence: understanding administrative inclusion of LGBTQIA+ employees at Indian healthcare facilities and its impact on HIV/AIDS | E-poster | Discrimination and key populations |
| EPE423 | Brazilian Ministry of Health strategies to address disruptions to HIV testing during COVID-19 pandemic | E-poster | Optimizing HIV services (prevention, testing and/or treatment) in the COVID-19 era |
| PESAF09 | Brazilian civil society role in opposing HIV/AIDS patent applications: 15 years of experience defending the Brazilian public health system | Poster exhibition | Laws and policies regulating access to drugs and medical devices (including intellectual property and trade regimes, competition law and price regulation) |
| PELBC01 | Botswana achieved the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) 95-95-95 targets: results from the Fifth Botswana HIV/AIDS Impact Survey (BAIS V), 2021 | Poster exhibition | Measuring HIV through population-based surveys (including the undiagnosed fraction) |
| EPB267 | Both typical and atypical radiological changes predict poor COVID-19 outcome in HIV-positive patients from a multinational observational study - data from Euroguidelines in Central and Eastern Europe Network Group | E-poster | Clinical manifestations and features of COVID-19 and HIV co-infection |
| PESAD07 | Body image dissatisfaction is positively associated with poorer mental health outcomes but not linked to HIV risk behaviours among young gay, bisexual, transgender and queer men in Singapore | Poster exhibition | Young key populations |