| C46 | WeChat reminders to improve the willingness to undergo voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention among men who have sex with men: a randomized controlled trial | E-poster | Use of the Internet, social media, mobile phones and other e-devices for prevention |
| C43 | PrEP acceptability, initiation, and continuation within a commercial pharmacy-based PrEP delivery model for adolescent girls and young women in Kenya | E-poster | Integration of HIV prevention services into health and other platforms |
| C43 | Opportunities to integrate PrEP into primary care: results of an online focus group study among family physicians in Flanders, Belgium | E-poster | Integration of HIV prevention services into health and other platforms |
| C43 | High willingness to pay for PrEP services at retail pharmacies in Kenya | E-poster | Integration of HIV prevention services into health and other platforms |
| C43 | Understanding sexual and reproductive healthcare-seeking and service provision at retail pharmacies in Kenya: opportunities for HIV prevention | E-poster | Integration of HIV prevention services into health and other platforms |
| C43 | High acceptance of incentivised community based HIV and sexual and reproductive health services in adolescents and young people: Results from the pilot phase of the Yathu Yathu trial in Zambia | E-poster | Integration of HIV prevention services into health and other platforms |
| C42 | Preference for long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis among transgender women clients of the Tangerine Clinic in Bangkok, Thailand | Oral abstract session with live Q&A | PrEP and transwomen |
| C41 | Motivations and concerns regarding PrEP use during pregnancy: associations with decisional regret and one-month PrEP adherence among pregnant women in Lilongwe, Malawi | E-poster | PrEP and pregnant women |
| C41 | Transitioning integrated antenatal PrEP delivery from research projects to routine clinic staff at 16 clinics in Western Kenya | E-poster | PrEP and pregnant women |
| C41 | No association between prenatal PrEP exposure and adverse growth outcomes among Kenyan infants: a prospective study | E-poster | PrEP and pregnant women |