| D90 | Gender differences in perceived and actual HIV Risk in rural high school learners in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | E-poster | Awareness, information, and risk perception regarding HIV transmission and prevention |
| D90 | Barriers and facilitators of risk disclosure among women at high risk for HIV acquisition and onward transmission in Uganda | E-poster | Awareness, information, and risk perception regarding HIV transmission and prevention |
| B66 | A randomized trial of a standardized patient actor training intervention to improve adolescent engagement in HIV care in Kenya | E-poster | Behavioural health outcomes in paediatric and adolescent populations |
| C47 | Improving safety and quality of Safe Male Circumcision (SMC) services in Uganda: adverse events quality improvement collaborative | E-poster | Behavioural interventions to prevent HIV transmission |
| C31 | HIV-1 Env markers of prevention efficacy in HVTN 704/HPTN 085, the Antibody-Mediated Prevention (AMP) trial of broadly neutralizing antibody (bnAb) VRC01 in the Americas and Europe: genotypic sieve analysis | E-poster | Broadly neutralizing antibodies |
| D43 | Quality improvement collaborative approach to improving viral load suppression in the 15-24-year age group in four regions of Namibia, 2018-2020 | On-demand oral abstract session | Capacity-building initiatives |
| D43 | Timely pediatric regimen optimization at health facilities in Malawi is achievable despite COVID-19 pandemic restrictions with use of a virtual pediatric optimization toolkit and dedicated family ART clinic days | E-poster | Capacity-building initiatives |
| D43 | Improving paediatric viral load coverage and suppression through scale-up of service quality assessments and viral load committees in Ndola District of Zambia | E-poster | Capacity-building initiatives |
| D43 | Human resources for health investments increase cervical cancer screening among women visiting HIV clinics in Malawi | E-poster | Capacity-building initiatives |
| B21 | Smoking and binge alcohol use are associated with incident venous thromboembolism in an HIV cohort | E-poster | Cardiovascular disease |