2024 HPTN Annual Meeting
Thank you for joining us for the 2024 HPTN Annual Meeting, which brought together hundreds of researchers, collaborators, community representatives, and government health officials to engage in meaningful discussions regarding the Network's scientific agenda and current and planned HIV prevention research studies. The meeting featured several plenaries, presentations, discussions regarding HIV prevention and intersecting research, and interactive question-and-answer sessions. Study-specific protocol team meetings also took place.
Recordings and Presentations
CWG Plenary I
- State of the Network: The Way Forward for the HPTN – Wafaa M. El-Sadr
- Tackling the HIV/STI Syndemic – Myron S. Cohen
- Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies (bnAbs): Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going – Gail Broder
CWG Plenary II
- Lessons Learned: CAB-LA Rollout – Kristine Torjesen
- Trauma-Informed HIV Prevention Strategies – Sari Reisner
- Creating a Social Media Campaign for Black MSM in the Southern United States – Rameses Frederick and Kameron Jacobs
- Long-acting PrEP for People Who Inject Drugs: HPTN 103 and Beyond – Sunil Solomon
CWG Plenary II
- HIV Among Sexual Minorities in Latin America – Mayara Secco
- HPTN Black Caucus – Craig Hutchinson
- Combination Strategies for HIV Prevention and Contraception – Kate Segal and Nandisile (Luthuli) Sikwana
HPTN and ACTG Joint Plenary
- LATITUDE: Comparing a Monthly Injectable ART to Daily Oral Drugs – Timothy Wilkin
- Integrase Resistance: How to Manage in Less than Perfectly Monitored Populations – Monica Gandhi
- INSTI Resistance in the Setting of CAB-LA PrEP – Susan Eshleman
- Reaching Populations with High HIV Incidence and Limited Access to Services – Ernest Moseki and Mardrequs Harris
HPTN Scholars Plenary
- The Association Between Support Interventions and Adherence to HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Young African Women (HPTN 082) – Abubaker Saeed
- Stigma and Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Black MSM (HPTN 061) – Melonie Walcott
- Correlates of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive Use Among Young Women in Southern Africa (HPTN 082) – Phionah Kibalama Ssemambo
- Substance Use and Self-Related Health Among Women at Risk of HIV Acquisition (HPTN 064) – Olatokunbo Osibogun
HPTN Plenary I
- Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (DMID) Priorities – Emily Erbelding
- U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HIV Prevention Priorities – Robyn Neblett Fanfair
Building the Prevention Toolbox
- Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies (bnAbs) at the Crossroads: What Lies Ahead? – Dan Barouch
- New Long-Acting Agents for HIV Prevention – Charles Flexner
- Design of PrEP Preference Trials – Elizabeth Brown
- Circumcision – Possible Option for Some MSM? – Sten Vermund
Using the Prevention Toolbox
- Reaching Men: HPTN 111 (TRIM) – Zubair Lukyazumi
- Incorporating AI-Enabled Ultrasound into HIV Prevention Research – Jeffrey Stringer
- Use of Modeling for Identification of Priority Populations for HIV Epidemic Response – Romain Silhol
- On Demand PrEP Dosing (2-1-1) for Women – Mackenzie Cottrell
Pharmaceutical Affairs Branch (PAB) Session
- Site Inspection Preparedness:
- Site Pharmacist Perspectives: UCLA Care Center CRS Christina Shin
- Site Pharmacist Perspectives: Emavundleni CRS Julio Muller
- Site Pharmacist Perspectives: Gaborone CRS Obonwe D. Pule
- Updates: DAIDS Pharmacy Guidelines – Kelly Colsh
HPTN Plenary II
- National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Prevention Priorities – Jeanne Marrazzo
- Division of AIDS (DAIDS) Update and Network Re-Competition – Carl Dieffenbach
Laboratory Center Plenary and Network Awards
- Targeted LC-HRMS with Library Matching for Toxicology Screening – Bill Clarke
- Assessing Antimicrobial Resistance in STIs in HIV Prevention Trials – Johan Melendez
- Update on HIV Diagnostic Testing in the Setting of CAB-LA PrEP – Susan Eshleman
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