| D63 | Relationships between mental health and the HIV care continuum for adolescents living with HIV: a scoping review of the literature | E-poster | Growing up with HIV: specific needs and interventions for children and adolescents |
| B25 | Combination of high liver and visceral fat predicts diabetes in people living with HIV | E-poster | Hepatic complications (including NASH) |
| A16 | The role of oxidative stress markers in predicting frailty in HIV-infected individuals | E-poster | HIV and Ageing (molecular and cellular pathogenesis, biomarkers) |
| A3 | Implications of an interaction between HIV-1 Gag and the RNA interference pathway member Dicer''''''''' | E-poster | HIV biology (entry, recplicative cycle, tanscitional expression and regulation) |
| A3 | HIV-1 infection elicits virus-MLOs for intranuclear viral steps | E-poster | HIV biology (entry, recplicative cycle, tanscitional expression and regulation) |
| A3 | HIV-1 segmentation-based transcript models define 5' Untranslated Region (UTR) and Open Reading Frame (ORF) Classes, elucidate total viral protein-coding capacity, and are summarized by a new HIV-1 mRNA naming convention | E-poster | HIV biology (entry, recplicative cycle, tanscitional expression and regulation) |
| B64 | A tool to predict the individual risk of mortality in early treated infants with HIV | E-poster | HIV complications and co-morbidities in paediatric and adolescent populations |
| B64 | Daily ferrous sulfate supplementation for three months improved iron status in South African schoolchildren living with HIV | E-poster | HIV complications and co-morbidities in paediatric and adolescent populations |
| D70 | Ethical and practical considerations for scaling up cell and gene therapy towards an HIV-1 cure | E-poster | HIV cure representations and perceptions |
| C35 | Demand creation and HIV self-testing delivery during COVID-19 contingency measures of physical distancing among adolescents' key population enrolled in PrEP in Brazil | On-demand oral abstract session | HIV prevention adaptations during COVID-19 |