STI & HIV 2025 World Congress Conference Abstracts

26-30 July 2025, Montreal, Canada The theme of the 2025 Congress is "Sexual Health for All", and we hope to gather together an inclusive group of researchers, clinicians, laboratorians, public health practitioners, community members, and advocates from around the world to share ground-breaking clinical and basic science, innovative public health interventions, and evidence-based best practices in STI/HIV. To cite the full set of abstracts: (2025) Abstracts from STI & HIV 2025 World Congress Conference. Sexual Health22, SHv22n4abs. doi:10.1071/SHv22n4abs To cite individual abstracts use the following format: McClarty L et al. (2025) OA10.05 - Expanded Polling Booth Surveys (ePBS) as a Rapid, Innovative, and Community-Engaged Tool for Routine Monitoring and Refinement of HIV/STI Programs for Criminalized and Other Marginalized Populations in Lower-Resourced Contexts: Findings from a Program Science-Guided Outcome Assessment in Nairobi County, Kenya [Conference abstract]. Sexual Health22, SHv22n4abs.

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Sexual Health
Published
2025-08-28
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https://doi.org/10.1071/shv22n4abs
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HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions
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26-30 July 2025, Montreal, Canada The theme of the 2025 Congress is "Sexual Health for All", and we hope to gather together an inclusive group of researchers, clinicians, laboratorians, public health practitioners, community members, and advocates from around the world to share ground-breaking clinical and basic science, innovative public health interventions, and evidence-based best practices in STI/HIV. To cite the full set of abstracts: (2025) Abstracts from STI & HIV 2025 World Congress Conference. Sexual Health22, SHv22n4abs. doi:10.1071/SHv22n4abs To cite individual abstracts use the following format: McClarty L et al. (2025) OA10.05 - Expanded Polling Booth Surveys (ePBS) as a Rapid, Innovative, and Community-Engaged Tool for Routine Monitoring and Refinement of HIV/STI Programs for Criminalized and Other Marginalized Populations in Lower-Resourced Contexts: Findings from a Program Science-Guided Outcome Assessment in Nairobi County, Kenya [Conference abstract]. Sexual Health22, SHv22n4abs.

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