| C36 | Informing the future health economics research agenda for biomedical HIV prevention technologies: identifying gaps in evidence and proposing future directions | E-poster | Innovative HIV prevention interventions |
| C37 | Acceptability of self-sampling for HIV/STI testing in MSM | E-poster | STI diagnosis, treatment and prevention |
| C37 | Syphilis among key population in Indonesia: 25 years of STI control program | E-poster | STI diagnosis, treatment and prevention |
| C38 | Improving HIV Index-contacts testing (ICT) through Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)-Risk assessment questionnaire and ICT national App at selected health facilities in Haiti: challenges, mitigation and implications for the National AIDS Control Program | E-poster | Strategies to increase HIV testing and linkage to the prevention cascade |
| C38 | GetaKit and the prevention cascade: understanding the impact of HIV self-testing on linkage to prevention services in Ottawa, Canada | E-poster | Strategies to increase HIV testing and linkage to the prevention cascade |
| C38 | Feasibility and outcomes of tracing women who disengage from targeted health services for female sex workers in Zimbabwe | E-poster | Strategies to increase HIV testing and linkage to the prevention cascade |
| C39 | Strategies used in countries with successful mother-infant pair tracking | E-poster | PMTCT, including services for vulnerable populations |
| C39 | Prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV outcomes in infants of women who received Option B+ care during pregnancy in routine healthcare settings | E-poster | PMTCT, including services for vulnerable populations |
| C39 | Determinants of HIV-free survival in the era of lifelong universal antiretroviral therapy (ART): pooled analysis of PEAWIL and IMPROVE studies, Lesotho | E-poster | PMTCT, including services for vulnerable populations |
| C39 | The importance of surveys to complement program data in informing modeled Mother to Child HIV transmission (MTCT) estimates and identifying and addressing hidden program gaps: a case study of Uganda | E-poster | PMTCT, including services for vulnerable populations |