| PED1209 | Using multiple entry points to increase service uptake for HIV prevention among adolescent girls and young women | E-poster | D50 |
| PED0793 | Using movement and creative performance to support well being in women living with HIV: Moving with power, a Catwalk4power programme | E-poster | D10 |
| PDD0204 | Using mixed methods in discrete choice experiments to determine patients' preferences for HIV and TB services | Poster exhibition | D3 |
| PEC0570 | Using mentor mother initiative as a strategy for achieving PMTCT in hard-to-reach communities in North Central Nigeria | E-poster | C34 |
| PEE1702 | Using machine learning (ML) approach to identify to people living with HIV (PLHIV) with high viral loads in order to support prioritization of viral load (VL) testing scale-up in India | E-poster | E49 |
| PED1189 | Using interactive board games to reach commercial motorcycle (Bodaboda) riders in Uganda with HIV/AIDS information and services. A case study of Wakiso District | E-poster | D48 |
| PEC0590 | Using individual stated-preferences to optimize HIV self-testing service delivery program among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Malaysia: Results from conjoint analysis | E-poster | C34 |
| PED1205 | Using human centered design to create demand and increase utilization of HIV/AIDS services among young people in Uganda. A case study of Hoima and Masindi District | E-poster | D50 |
| LBPED40 | Using differentiated models of care to maintain gains in ART retention during the COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons from a large treatment facility in Trinidad and Tobago | E-poster | D74 |
| PEE1710 | Using a project management approach to maximise on the increased demand and uptake of voluntary medical male circumcision during the high-volume winter season: South Africa's Project 400k campaign | E-poster | E50 |