| EPD073 | Associations between HIV and sexual stigmas, and mental health and alcohol use among MSM newly diagnosed with HIV in India: a longitudinal observational cohort study | E-poster | Gay men other men who have sex with men |
| EPB080 | Associations between HIV status and sexual orientation, disability status and gender identity and the experience of intimate partner violence in Nigeria | E-poster | Mental health (including depression and psychiatric manifestations) and HIV |
| EPB193 | Associations between HIV/ART exposure during pregnancy and adverse maternal and infant outcomes in the MANGO cohort in western Kenya | E-poster | Pregnancy (clinical management issues and pharmacokinetics) and contraception |
| 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 |
| EPD188 | Associations between Intimate Partner Violence and HIV Risk Behaviours and HIV Prevention Cascades in Married Women in Manicaland, East Zimbabwe | E-poster | Other populations vulnerable in specific contexts |
| EPB105 | Associations between quality of oral health, HIV status, oral health practices and mental health status among adolescents in Nigeria: a cross-sectional study | E-poster | Other non-communicable diseases |
| EPC337 | Associations between service readiness and PMTCT cascade effectiveness: a 2018 cross-sectional analysis from Manica province, Mozambique | E-poster | Facility-based HIV testing strategies |
| EPB130 | Associations of frailty with cardiovascular disease risks in older people living with HIV | E-poster | Frailty |
| EPD475 | Associations of mental health disorders and substance use with detectable viral load by sex among older adults with HIV from low- and middle-income countries, the Sentinel Research Network of IeDEA | E-poster | Living with HIV and co-infections and/or co-morbidities |
| PESAE09 | Asynchronous prescribing of ART and antihypertensives results in frequent clinic visits despite multi-month dispensing of ART in Malawi | Poster exhibition | Scaling up access to models of integrated services (HIV, hepatitis, STI and other services, such as harm reduction, SRHR, gender affirming care, TB, NCDs and mental health) |