Program—Tuesday, July 25
Tues 25th July – Plenary Talks
- Trust in Science – Jeff Klausner, USA
- Gender, health inequality and reproductive rights – Sarah Hawkes, UK
- Putting Pleasure back into Sexual Health – Keosha Bond, USA & Sandrine Attalah, Lebanon
Tues 25th July – Spotlights and Symposia
- Innovations in STI Care – Emma Harding-Esch, UK
- How to maximise potential of point of care tests – Teodora Wi, WHO
- Can automated care replace clinicians – Claudia Estcourt, Glasgow, UK
- Social innovation and STI care – Joe Tucker, UNC & LSHTM
- Tackling Stigma, Strengthening Communities – Adele Schwartz Benzaken, Brazil
- Intersectional HIV-related stigma and discrimination – tbc
- STIs – the risk of stigmatising stigma – Jorge Saavedra, AHF, Miami
- Decriminalisation of same-sex relations and social attitudes- Rayner Tan, Singapore
- Worldwide strategies against antimicrobial resistance – Magnus Unemo, Sweden
- STI treatment options are running out – Magnus Unemo, Sweden
- Molecular resistance testing and resistance-guided STI therapy: when and how to use – Catriona Bradshaw, Australia
- Future treatments for STIs – Lindley Barbee, USA
- Doxycycline PrEP and PEP – impact on microbiome and antimicrobial resistance – Fabian Kong, Australia
- Optimising STI treatment using pharmacodynamics – Magnus Unemo, Sweden
- Guidelines – Andy Winter, UK
- Why are there differences in our guidelines? Kim Workowski, USA
- Addressing trans and non-binary health in guidelines – Asa Radix, USA
- Living guidelines – what does good look like – Jackie Sherrard, UK
- Vaccines for STI prevention: development, acceptance and equity – Caroline Cameron, Canada & Anna Wald, USA
- State of syphilis vaccine development – Lorenzo Giacani, USA
- State of vaccine development for Neisseria gonorrhoeae – Sanjay Ram, USA
- State of chlamydia vaccine development – Alvaro Borges, Denmark
- STI vaccine acceptance and equity – Alison Footman, USA
- Queer Theory and Intersectionality in STI prevention and care – Brad Stoner, Canada
- Centering Sex Positivity in STI & HIV prevention – Ruth Morgan Thomas, UK
- Bodily Autonomy & Integrity – Solange Baptiste, S Africa
- Chemsex & Sexualised Drug Use – Glenn-Milo Santos, USA
- Trans and Non-Binary Sexual Health – Arjee Restar, USA
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