| EPD334 | 'Protective, private, proud': elucidating identity and stigma processes among gay and bisexual men who inject drugs in Australia | E-poster | Conceptualizing social and structural factors and their impacts |
| EPLBA01 | Protective potential of non-neutralizing mAbs targeting immunodominant Env epitopes against tier-2 HIV-1 | E-poster | Humoral immunity (including broadly neutralizing antibodies), Antibodies and B cells |
| EPB056 | Prospective liver fibrosis assessment in hepatitis B-positive individuals with and without HIV-coinfection in Senegal | E-poster | Viral hepatitis C and other viral hepatitis (e.g., A, B, D, E) |
| EPC336 | Prospective health setting evaluation of two Point of care Tests for Syphilis and HIV (PoSH Study) for the diagnosis and treatment of syphilis during an infectious syphilis outbreak in Canada | E-poster | Facility-based HIV testing strategies |
| EPC374 | Promoting HIV self-testing services among adolescents and young people using social marketing technologies: a case study of SMARTPack intervention in Lagos, Nigeria | E-poster | HIV self-testing |
| EPF087 | Promoting health equity for orphans and vulnerable children through birth registration: a case study from Nigeria | E-poster | Children’s rights and HIV |
| EPE264 | Promoting approaches that enable integration and sustainability of VMMC: early learnings in Zimbabwe | E-poster | Approaches to supporting resilient health systems |
| EPD251 | Promising short-term outcomes among adolescent girls and young women participating in Zambia DREAMS | E-poster | Comprehensive sexuality education |
| EPE191 | Promising OVC comprehensive interventions to increase retention to care for children and adolescents living with HIV in Zambia | E-poster | Strategies to increase retention and re-engagement in HIV services |
| EPE122 | Promising association between caregiver and pediatric viral load outcomes. Key Interventions to Develop Systems and Services (KIDSS) - Orphans and Vulnerable Children Project - Cameroon | E-poster | Approaches to viral load monitoring at scale |