| B35 | Comparison of viral replication for the 2-drug regimen (2DR) of dolutegravir/lamivudine (DTG/3TC) versus a 3/4-drug tenofovir alafenamide'based regimen (TBR) in the TANGO study through week 96 | On-demand oral abstract session | Regimen simplification and switch studies |
| C3 | Comparisons of associations between incarceration and sexual risk behavior and STI/HIV among Black sexual minority men in Six U.S. cities (HPTN 061) | E-poster | Epidemiology of HIV in men who have sex with men |
| D85 | Comprehensive care for transgender men in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a pilot project | E-poster | Transgender people |
| D49 | Conclusion of the national transition to dolutegravir (DTG) formulations for adult first-line (1L) recipients of care in Malawi: early outcomes and practical lessons for low- and middle-income (LMIC) settings | E-poster | Monitoring and evaluation of treatment and care |
| D97 | Condomless sex and partner safe sex conflict: a latent class analysis among at-risk Black and Latinx sexual and gender minority youth (BLSGMY) assigned male sex at birth | E-poster | Pre-exposure prophylaxis |
| D77 | Conducting violence and mental health research during the COVID-19 pandemic: ethical considerations and lessons learned | E-poster | Violence and conflict: political, social, structural, interpersonal, and family-based |
| D21 | Contextualizing and optimizing novel strategies to improve the latent TB cascade of care: insights from PLHIV, health care providers and program managers in 3 cities in Brazil | E-poster | Integration of HIV services with TB programmes |
| D86 | Contrasting needs and vulnerabilities of adolescent females aged 15-19 years living with HIV according to likely mode of transmission in Mozambique | E-poster | Adolescent girls and young women |
| C13 | Contribution of CABs in the health research process - a case study of th e National Cross-CAB Network in Uganda | E-poster | Participatory practice and community involvement in prevention research |
| A9 | Control of SIV replication in animals co-infected with M. tuberculosis does not eliminate high bacterial burden or dysregulated immunity present in SIV/Mtb co-infected animals | E-poster | Systemic immune activation and inflammation |