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Abstinence, monogamy and sexual fidelity
Access and availability of HIV/AIDS treatment and care, health services and mental health
Access to and models of care
Access to information, transparency and accountability
Access to therapy and strategies and models of delivery
Acute early infection including infectivity
Adaptation to living with HIV for individuals, families and communities
Adherence
Advocacy and lobbying by civil society, affected communities and PLWHAs
Aging with HIV
AIDS development and the Millennium Goals
AIDS related malignancies (KS, lymphoma, cervical and anal carcinoma) including HHV8 infection
Analysis of resource allocation and monitoring of their use
Animal and cellular models of HIV pathogenesis
Animal models for vaccine development
Antiretroviral resistance surveillance
Antiretroviral therapy of pregnant women
Basic immunology of clinical vaccines
Behavioral surveillance
Bioinformatics
Blood, organ and tissue safety
Capacity building for HIV prevention research
Capacity building for leadership and advocacy
Clinical trials - phase I/II
Clinical trials - phase III/post-licensing
Clinical trials and antiretroviral therapy
Collective and individual sexual rights
Community participation in research
Compartmentalization
Complementary and traditional medicines and the role of traditional healers in therapy
Concepts of immune based therapy
Conflict and post-conflict situations
Cross-national comparisons
Cultural issues in care and therapy
Cultural understandings of illness and caring
Determinants of HIV risk and protective behaviors
Development and poverty alleviation
Diagnosis, and disclosure of HIV disease
Disasters and HIV
Discrimination, stigma and social exclusion
Discrimination, stigma, social exclusion and criminalisation
Disease burden - morbidity/mortality
Disorders of immune reconstitution
Drug and alcohol use, social exclusion, social supports and other psycho-social issues
Economic and human development dimensions of the epidemic
Economic evaluation of prevention, care and mitigation programmes (including cost effectiveness)
Economic strengthening initiatives (including micro-finance, health insurance, etc.)
Education and child welfare
Effects of homophobia
Efficiency and equity in access to treatment and prevention
Entry inhibitors
Epidemiology of HIV-1 and HIV-2 subtypes spreading
Epidemiology of sexual behaviour
Epidemiology of sexually transmitted infections (STI) and HIV
Epidemiology of tuberculosis and HIV
Epidemiology of viral hepatitis and HIV co-infection
Epidemiology of vulnerabilities to HIV
Ethical issues in prevention research
Ethics (including research, clinical, public health and professional ethics)
Ethics and priority setting and resource allocation
Ethnographic methods in HIV/AIDS research
Evaluation of ARV delivery outcome in resource constrained settings
Evaluation of behavioral interventions for people living with HIV
Evidence-based advocacy on budget and policy priorities
Evidence-based policy development
Evidence-based research as a method of policy change
Family, orphans and other vulnerable children and their care-givers
Financial sustainability of the response to HIV/AIDS
Gender inequalities, partners and relationships
Gene therapy
Genotyping and phenotyping
Globalization and its effects, including structural adjustment and health sector reform
Globalization of health services and movement of health workers
Growing up with HIV/AIDS: early infection, children and youth
Harm reduction, including reduction of unsafe injecting and other harm reduction approaches
Harm-reduction strategies and HIV prevention programmes for drug users
Hepatitis co-infections: (including HBV, HCV)
Histories of policy responses to the epidemic
HIV counseling and testing
HIV diversity and response to ARV
HIV reservoirs
HIV seroepidemiologic studies
HIV/AIDS and the workplace, unemployment, return to work and rehabilitation
HIV-specific cellular immunity
HIV-specific humoral immunity
HIV-specific mucosal immunity
Home care/ nursing and holistic care
Host genetic and HIV evolution
Host genetic factors of pathogenesis
Human and food security
Human resources and health systems
Immune reconstitution
Impact and level of Integration of HIV care with other health care delivery systems
Impact of co-factors/viral clade/tropism/genetic factors
Impact of donor agencies and policies on national responses
Impact of policies on health systems
Incarcerated populations
Indigenous people and HIV
Individual level interventions
Influencing policy development and policies
Innate immunity
Integrase inhibitors
Integrating HIV prevention and care and treatment programmes
Integrating HIV prevention into reproductive health/STI programmes
Integrating prevention into treatment and care services
Integration of HIV prevention programmes and other health programmes
International assistance and funding mechanisms
International trade law and intellectual property
Interventions addressing vulnerabilities to HIV and AIDS
Interventions at the group, community, institutional or structural levels
Interventions to prevent mother-to-child transmission
Intracellular restriction of HIV replication
Involvement of PLWHA and other affected people in the research process
Laboratory monitoring of immune reconstitution
Law enforcement and criminal justice
Legal issues, laws and law reform
Lipodystrophy, metabolic abnormalities, cardiovascular disease
Living with ART: impact, quality of life, body change and sexual behavior
Living with co-infections: TB and HIV, HCV, HPV and HIV
Male and female condoms and other physical barriers
Male circumcision
Maturation and assembly
Measuring new HIV infections
Mechanisms of drug resistance
Mechanisms of immune dysfunction
Media and cultural representations
Methods for measuring vulnerability and social inequality
Methods in social epidemiology
Microbicides
Migrants, refugees and mobile populations
Mobile and immigrant populations (including people living with HIV)
Modeling
Molecular epidemiology of HIV diversity
Monitoring and evaluation
Monitoring and evaluation of policies and their impact on PLWHA, affected communities and vulnerable populations
Multi-sectoral policy development
Mycobacterial (including TB and MAC) infections
National and local government financing
Natural history, progression and survival
Neurologic and psychiatric manifestations
New laboratory monitoring strategies including rapid tests
Non- epidemiological aspects of sexually transmitted infections (STI), including HPV and syphilis
Non-AIDS related malignancies, morbidities and ageing
Non-heterosexual populations
Non-nucleosides
Novel research designs in epidemiology
Novel research designs in prevention research
Nucleosides and nucleotides
Nutrition
Nutrition, infant feeding and poverty (including people living with HIV)
Opportunistic infections (excluding TB)
Opportunistic infections surveillance
Other adverse reactions and complications of ARV therapy
Other bacterial infections and malaria and parasitic infections
Other human and animal retroviruses
Other targets
Palliative care/terminal care
Pharmacoeconomics and cost effectiveness of care and treatment
Pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, drug formulations
Pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, role of therapeutic drug monitoring, drug interactions
Policies addressing HIV/AIDS in the workplace and educational institutions
Policies addressing social and economic determinants of vulnerability
Policies of sexual regulation
Policies regarding HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care
Policy analysis and indicators of policy effectiveness
Policy determinants and constraints
Population-based surveys with HIV testing
Post-exposure prophylaxis
Preclinical development of HIV vaccines
Preclinical development of microbicides
Pre-exposure prophylaxis
Prevention among adolescents and youth
Prevention programmes addressing gender inequalities
Prevention programmes for immigrants, mobile and displaced populations
Prevention programmes for indigenous populations
Prevention programmes for male and female sex workers
Prevention programmes for men who have sex with men (MSM)
Prevention programmes for people living with HIV
Prevention programmes for the general population
Prevention programmes for transgenders
Prevention programmes for youth and adolescents
Prevention programmes in institutional settings e.g. workplace, school, prison, military
Prevention programmes to reduce HIV infections in infants
Primary care and health maintenance
Primary infection
Primary infection and management of patients with acquired viral resistance
Prognostic staging of disease
Prophylaxis of HIV associated infections; vaccines e.g. pneumococcal, hepatitis and HPV, co-trimoxazole prophylaxis and IPT
Protease inhibitors
Protection, empowerment and involvement of PLWHAs and vulnerable populations
Provision of care, diagnosis and treatment for HIV exposed
Provision of HIV related care and therapy in difficult to treat populations
Provision of HIV related care and therapy, maintenance/substitution therapy and adherence in injection (IDUs) and other drug users
Psychological well being and mental health
Race, racism and ethnicity
Religious institutions and faith communities
Reproductive health, fertility, sexuality and HIV prevention strategies
Reverse transcription
Risk and harm reduction
Risk behaviour, quality of life and access to care in harm reduction approaches
Risk factors for acquisition of HIV
Risk factors for infectivity, susceptibility, progression and transmission of HIV
Role of media in policy making
Role of military and police
Role of multilateral agencies and donors
Roles and responsibilities of PLWHAs and vulnerable populations
Roles and responsibilities of state, civil society and the private sector
Roles and responsibilities of the state, civil society and private and business sectors
Second line, third line and therapy for the heavily pre-treated patient
Seropositivity: social identity, disclosure and vulnerability
Sex work and other forms of transactional sex
Sexual and reproductive health and fertility: considerations and rights
Sexual meanings, identities and communities
Simplification strategies (induction/maintenance and use of bPI monotherapy)
Social and behavioural change theories, limits and possibilities
Social and cultural factors influencing HIV vulnerability and prevention
Social class, poverty and socioeconomic stratification
Social welfare
Social, psychological and behavioural aspects of HIV testing, counselling and prevention
Socio-historical analyses of HIV/AIDS: the third decade
Special care issues for women
Specific issues in prevention, treatment and care for women and girls
STI prevention and control
Surveillance of HIV and AIDS
Surveillance systems and methods
Sustainability and availability of interventions
Sustainability of ART programmes and adherence in developing countries
Sustainability of financing
The impact of ideology, religion and culture on policy
The relationship between human rights and HIV/AIDS
The role of nurses and other health care professionals in delivery of care
Therapeutic vaccine and immune based therapy trials
Trade, patents and pharmaceutical production and availability
Transgender and intersexual people
Treatment interruptions and CD4 guided therapy
Trends in morbidity and mortality
Understanding and measuring adherence/compliance
Vaccines
Violence: gender, social, structural and family-based
Viral and host factors in long-term non progressors
Viral dynamics and fitness
Viral entry and tropism
Viral fitness and tropism assays, utility and application in clinical practice
Viral regulatory genes
Viral resistance testing in clinical trials and practice
Vulnerability reduction
When to start therapy, first line regimens, management of late presenters
When to switch therapy
Young people and sexuality
Abstract Categories
Number of posters
in this category
Track
Abstinence, monogamy and sexual fidelity
5
D
Access and availability of HIV/AIDS treatment and care, health services and mental health
52
D
Access to and models of care
33
B
Access to information, transparency and accountability
23
E
Access to therapy and strategies and models of delivery
102
B
Acute early infection including infectivity
2
A
Adaptation to living with HIV for individuals, families and communities
53
D
Adherence
20
B
Advocacy and lobbying by civil society, affected communities and PLWHAs
55
E
Aging with HIV
8
D
AIDS development and the Millennium Goals
1
E
AIDS related malignancies (KS, lymphoma, cervical and anal carcinoma) including HHV8 infection
13
B
Analysis of resource allocation and monitoring of their use
8
E
Animal and cellular models of HIV pathogenesis
4
A
Animal models for vaccine development
1
A
Antiretroviral resistance surveillance
30
A
Antiretroviral therapy of pregnant women
9
B
Basic immunology of clinical vaccines
1
A
Behavioral surveillance
30
C
Bioinformatics
2
A
Blood, organ and tissue safety
1
C
Capacity building for HIV prevention research
18
C
Capacity building for leadership and advocacy
57
E
Clinical trials - phase I/II
3
B
Clinical trials - phase III/post-licensing
29
B
Clinical trials and antiretroviral therapy
5
B
Collective and individual sexual rights
1
D
Community participation in research
28
D
Compartmentalization
2
A
Complementary and traditional medicines and the role of traditional healers in therapy
8
B
Concepts of immune based therapy
3
A
Conflict and post-conflict situations
10
E
Cross-national comparisons
7
D
Cultural issues in care and therapy
4
B
Cultural understandings of illness and caring
12
D
Determinants of HIV risk and protective behaviors
44
C
Development and poverty alleviation
1
E
Diagnosis, and disclosure of HIV disease
13
B
Disasters and HIV
1
E
Discrimination, stigma and social exclusion
44
E
Discrimination, stigma, social exclusion and criminalisation
87
D
Disease burden - morbidity/mortality
22
B
Disorders of immune reconstitution
6
B
Drug and alcohol use, social exclusion, social supports and other psycho-social issues
47
D
Economic and human development dimensions of the epidemic
6
D
Economic evaluation of prevention, care and mitigation programmes (including cost effectiveness)
15
D
Economic strengthening initiatives (including micro-finance, health insurance, etc.)
26
D
Education and child welfare
4
E
Effects of homophobia
11
D
Efficiency and equity in access to treatment and prevention
20
D
Entry inhibitors
3
A
Epidemiology of HIV-1 and HIV-2 subtypes spreading
10
A
Epidemiology of sexual behaviour
32
C
Epidemiology of sexually transmitted infections (STI) and HIV
34
C
Epidemiology of tuberculosis and HIV
12
C
Epidemiology of viral hepatitis and HIV co-infection
10
C
Epidemiology of vulnerabilities to HIV
10
C
Ethical issues in prevention research
6
C
Ethics (including research, clinical, public health and professional ethics)
13
E
Ethics and priority setting and resource allocation
7
E
Ethnographic methods in HIV/AIDS research
9
D
Evaluation of ARV delivery outcome in resource constrained settings
39
B
Evaluation of behavioral interventions for people living with HIV
7
C
Evidence-based advocacy on budget and policy priorities
5
E
Evidence-based policy development
28
E
Evidence-based research as a method of policy change
16
E
Family, orphans and other vulnerable children and their care-givers
91
D
Financial sustainability of the response to HIV/AIDS
5
E
Gender inequalities, partners and relationships
56
D
Gene therapy
1
A
Genotyping and phenotyping
10
A
Globalization and its effects, including structural adjustment and health sector reform
2
D
Globalization of health services and movement of health workers
2
E
Growing up with HIV/AIDS: early infection, children and youth
17
D
Harm reduction, including reduction of unsafe injecting and other harm reduction approaches
6
C
Harm-reduction strategies and HIV prevention programmes for drug users
24
C
Hepatitis co-infections: (including HBV, HCV)
18
B
Histories of policy responses to the epidemic
3
E
HIV counseling and testing
108
C
HIV diversity and response to ARV
6
A
HIV reservoirs
6
A
HIV seroepidemiologic studies
18
C
HIV/AIDS and the workplace, unemployment, return to work and rehabilitation
19
D
HIV-specific cellular immunity
2
A
HIV-specific humoral immunity
2
A
HIV-specific mucosal immunity
1
A
Home care/ nursing and holistic care
16
B
Host genetic and HIV evolution
4
A
Host genetic factors of pathogenesis
8
A
Human and food security
4
E
Human resources and health systems
36
D
Immune reconstitution
2
A
Impact and level of Integration of HIV care with other health care delivery systems
45
B
Impact of co-factors/viral clade/tropism/genetic factors
5
B
Impact of donor agencies and policies on national responses
11
D
Impact of policies on health systems
6
E
Incarcerated populations
9
E
Indigenous people and HIV
9
E
Individual level interventions
12
C
Influencing policy development and policies
50
E
Innate immunity
2
A
Integrase inhibitors
2
A
Integrating HIV prevention and care and treatment programmes
22
C
Integrating HIV prevention into reproductive health/STI programmes
25
C
Integrating prevention into treatment and care services
20
B
Integration of HIV prevention programmes and other health programmes
20
C
International assistance and funding mechanisms
14
E
International trade law and intellectual property
5
E
Interventions addressing vulnerabilities to HIV and AIDS
23
C
Interventions at the group, community, institutional or structural levels
73
C
Interventions to prevent mother-to-child transmission
34
C
Intracellular restriction of HIV replication
5
A
Involvement of PLWHA and other affected people in the research process
8
D
Laboratory monitoring of immune reconstitution
1
B
Law enforcement and criminal justice
11
E
Legal issues, laws and law reform
23
E
Lipodystrophy, metabolic abnormalities, cardiovascular disease
33
B
Living with ART: impact, quality of life, body change and sexual behavior
40
D
Living with co-infections: TB and HIV, HCV, HPV and HIV
6
D
Male and female condoms and other physical barriers
6
C
Male circumcision
14
C
Maturation and assembly
2
A
Measuring new HIV infections
10
C
Mechanisms of drug resistance
3
A
Mechanisms of immune dysfunction
7
A
Media and cultural representations
34
D
Methods for measuring vulnerability and social inequality
4
D
Methods in social epidemiology
15
C
Microbicides
11
C
Migrants, refugees and mobile populations
11
E
Mobile and immigrant populations (including people living with HIV)
50
D
Modeling
15
C
Molecular epidemiology of HIV diversity
16
A
Monitoring and evaluation
44
C
Monitoring and evaluation of policies and their impact on PLWHA, affected communities and vulnerable populations
31
E
Multi-sectoral policy development
25
E
Mycobacterial (including TB and MAC) infections
25
B
National and local government financing
2
E
Natural history, progression and survival
14
C
Neurologic and psychiatric manifestations
10
B
New laboratory monitoring strategies including rapid tests
20
B
Non- epidemiological aspects of sexually transmitted infections (STI), including HPV and syphilis
9
B
Non-AIDS related malignancies, morbidities and ageing
9
B
Non-heterosexual populations
18
D
Non-nucleosides
1
A
Novel research designs in epidemiology
6
C
Novel research designs in prevention research
20
C
Nucleosides and nucleotides
4
A
Nutrition
15
B
Nutrition, infant feeding and poverty (including people living with HIV)
13
D
Opportunistic infections (excluding TB)
16
B
Opportunistic infections surveillance
3
C
Other adverse reactions and complications of ARV therapy
30
B
Other bacterial infections and malaria and parasitic infections
8
B
Other human and animal retroviruses
3
A
Other targets
4
A
Palliative care/terminal care
8
B
Pharmacoeconomics and cost effectiveness of care and treatment
7
B
Pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, drug formulations
5
B
Pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, role of therapeutic drug monitoring, drug interactions
16
B
Policies addressing HIV/AIDS in the workplace and educational institutions
23
E
Policies addressing social and economic determinants of vulnerability
4
E
Policies of sexual regulation
1
E
Policies regarding HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care
41
E
Policy analysis and indicators of policy effectiveness
14
E
Policy determinants and constraints
15
E
Population-based surveys with HIV testing
15
C
Post-exposure prophylaxis
4
C
Preclinical development of HIV vaccines
5
A
Preclinical development of microbicides
1
A
Pre-exposure prophylaxis
11
C
Prevention among adolescents and youth
45
D
Prevention programmes addressing gender inequalities
26
C
Prevention programmes for immigrants, mobile and displaced populations
22
C
Prevention programmes for indigenous populations
17
C
Prevention programmes for male and female sex workers
43
C
Prevention programmes for men who have sex with men (MSM)
61
C
Prevention programmes for people living with HIV
23
C
Prevention programmes for the general population
38
C
Prevention programmes for transgenders
8
C
Prevention programmes for youth and adolescents
121
C
Prevention programmes in institutional settings e.g. workplace, school, prison, military
72
C
Prevention programmes to reduce HIV infections in infants
29
C
Primary care and health maintenance
13
B
Primary infection
7
B
Primary infection and management of patients with acquired viral resistance
2
B
Prognostic staging of disease
6
B
Prophylaxis of HIV associated infections; vaccines e.g. pneumococcal, hepatitis and HPV, co-trimoxazole prophylaxis and IPT
2
B
Protease inhibitors
1
A
Protection, empowerment and involvement of PLWHAs and vulnerable populations
27
E
Provision of care, diagnosis and treatment for HIV exposed
16
B
Provision of HIV related care and therapy in difficult to treat populations
16
B
Provision of HIV related care and therapy, maintenance/substitution therapy and adherence in injection (IDUs) and other drug users
13
B
Psychological well being and mental health
47
D
Race, racism and ethnicity
11
D
Religious institutions and faith communities
44
D
Reproductive health, fertility, sexuality and HIV prevention strategies
22
D
Reverse transcription
2
A
Risk and harm reduction
3
E
Risk behaviour, quality of life and access to care in harm reduction approaches
27
D
Risk factors for acquisition of HIV
40
C
Risk factors for infectivity, susceptibility, progression and transmission of HIV
33
C
Role of media in policy making
7
E
Role of military and police
6
E
Role of multilateral agencies and donors
7
E
Roles and responsibilities of PLWHAs and vulnerable populations
17
E
Roles and responsibilities of state, civil society and the private sector
47
E
Roles and responsibilities of the state, civil society and private and business sectors
21
D
Second line, third line and therapy for the heavily pre-treated patient
1
B
Seropositivity: social identity, disclosure and vulnerability
21
D
Sex work and other forms of transactional sex
31
D
Sexual and reproductive health and fertility: considerations and rights
19
D
Sexual meanings, identities and communities
24
D
Simplification strategies (induction/maintenance and use of bPI monotherapy)
10
B
Social and behavioural change theories, limits and possibilities
19
D
Social and cultural factors influencing HIV vulnerability and prevention
103
D
Social class, poverty and socioeconomic stratification
19
D
Social welfare
4
E
Social, psychological and behavioural aspects of HIV testing, counselling and prevention
22
D
Socio-historical analyses of HIV/AIDS: the third decade
9
D
Special care issues for women
13
B
Specific issues in prevention, treatment and care for women and girls
40
D
STI prevention and control
11
C
Surveillance of HIV and AIDS
13
C
Surveillance systems and methods
14
C
Sustainability and availability of interventions
16
C
Sustainability of ART programmes and adherence in developing countries
25
D
Sustainability of financing
4
D
The impact of ideology, religion and culture on policy
6
E
The relationship between human rights and HIV/AIDS
24
E
The role of nurses and other health care professionals in delivery of care
22
B
Therapeutic vaccine and immune based therapy trials
1
B
Trade, patents and pharmaceutical production and availability
4
D
Transgender and intersexual people
15
D
Treatment interruptions and CD4 guided therapy
5
B
Trends in morbidity and mortality
14
C
Understanding and measuring adherence/compliance
35
B
Vaccines
12
C
Violence: gender, social, structural and family-based
43
D
Viral and host factors in long-term non progressors
1
A
Viral dynamics and fitness
1
A
Viral entry and tropism
6
A
Viral fitness and tropism assays, utility and application in clinical practice
1
B
Viral regulatory genes
6
A
Viral resistance testing in clinical trials and practice
7
B
Vulnerability reduction
21
C
When to start therapy, first line regimens, management of late presenters
19
B
When to switch therapy
4
B
Young people and sexuality
53
D
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