| EPLBB03 | Cervical cancer screening outcomes among women living with HIV In Malawi | E-poster | Other non-communicable diseases |
| EPLBB04 | Randomised study of switch toDTG/RPV in subjects with HIV RNA <50c/ml and archived K103N over 48 weeks | E-poster | Regimen simplification and switch studies |
| EPLBB05 | Safety and effectiveness outcomes from the Carisel study: phase 3b hybrid-3 implementation study integrating cabotegravir + rilpivirine long-acting into European clinical settings | E-poster | Long-acting agents and other drug delivery systems (e.g., injectables, implants, dual therapies, microneedle patches) |
| EPLBB06 | Suboptimal lopinavir exposure in infants 1-12 months on rifampicin treatment receiving double-dosed or semi-superboosted lopinavir/ritonavir; results from the EMPIRICAL trial | E-poster | Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics/pharmacogenomics and therapeutic drug monitoring in paediatric and adolescent populations |
| EPLBB07 | A point-of-care triage test for HIV virological failure: filling the gaps in viral load coverage | E-poster | Novel approaches to assess viral load and ARV resistance/tropism |
| EPLBB08 | Analytical treatment interruption (ATI) among African women with early ART initiation with or without VRC01 circulating at HIV acquisition: study design and early observations of viral rebound and control | E-poster | Cure interventions |
| EPLBB09 | Risk factors and prognoses for low-level HIV-1 viremia: a long-time observational study | E-poster | Viral load and CD4 monitoring |
| EPLBC01 | Mapping and estimating the size of virtual key populations: potential approaches | E-poster | Surveillance of HIV in key populations |
| EPLBC02 | Opioid-agonist therapy in Ukraine has a large potential for expansion and demonstrates significant reduction of risky injection practices and overdose among people who inject opioid drugs | E-poster | HIV prevention services for key populations |
| EPLBC03 | Jitegemee (rely on yourself): acceptability and feasibility of a personal savings intervention to reduce HIV risk among female sex workers in Kisumu and Siaya Counties, Kenya | E-poster | HIV prevention services for key populations |