Program—Thursday, July 27
Thurs 27th July – Plenary Talks
- Communicating Science through Comedy – Ina Park, USA
Thurs 27th July – Spotlights and Symposia
- New Paradigms in Sexual Health – Brad Stoner, Canada
- Will Vaccines for STIs Replace Antimicrobials? – David Lewis, Australia
- Sexual rights and sexual health for young people – Debra Hauser, USA
- Key population-led health services – Jagadīśa-devaśrī Dācus, USA
- Indigenous perspectives in sexual health – Margaret Kisikaw Piyesis, Canada
- Controlling Syphilis – Innovative Approaches – Marcus Chen, Australia
- Doxycycline as Pre-Exposure (PrEP)or Post-Exposure prophylaxis (PEP) – should this be policy and rolled out? – Annie Luetkemeyer, USA
- Whole genome sequencing for Treponema pallidum: how it can be applied to the real world to better understand syphilis outbreaks – Michael Marks, UK
- Recent studies and current understanding of the infectiousness of syphilis and novel PCR testing for Treponema pallidum including saliva – Meiping Ye, China
- Strategies to prevent congenital syphilis – Laura Bachmann, USA
- Advances in accessing, analysing and disseminating STI data – Lizzi Torrone, USA
- Applying advances made during the COVID-19 pandemic to access and disseminate STI and sexual health data – Meaghan Kall, UK
- The future is now: Applying AI and machine learning to prevent STIs and improve sexual health – Jeremy Grey, USA
- STI data: What does the public actually want? – Rachel Kachur, USA
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