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PHI’s CAMI Health Hosts MPT Symposium at the STI & HIV 2025 World Congress
Join PHI’s CAMI Health/IMPT for their symposium on Sunday, July 27 from 10:45 AM to 12:15 PM, as part of the upcoming STI & HIV 2025 World Congress conference, in Montreal, Canada.
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Join PHI’s CAMI Health/IMPT for their symposium, “The Time Has Come for Multipurpose Prevention Technologies (MPTs): Transforming STI/HIV Prevention” on Sunday, July 27 from 10:45 AM to 12:15 PM as part of the upcoming STI & HIV 2025 World Congress conference, in Montreal, Canada.
This engaging and interactive session will feature leading voices in the field, including Prof. Elizabeth Bukusi (KEMRI), Dr. Anke Hemmerling (UCSF), Dr. Ina Park (UCSF), Dr. Carolyn Deal (NIAID) and Dr. Bethany Young Holt (CAMI Health/IMPT).
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Through the Congress theme of “Sexual Health for All”, the STI & HIV 2025 World Congress program will encompass a wide range of topics, grouped into the following tracks:
- Basic and Laboratory Sciences
- Behavioral and Social Sciences
- Clinical Sciences
- Epidemiology
- Policy & Community Engagement
- Program & Implementation Sciences
During the three decades since they were launched, the IUSTI-ISSTDR biennial joint meetings have been the premier scientific conferences that address the entire breadth of research on STIs, HIV infections and AIDS. They have included the fields of microbiology, virology, immunobiology, pathogenesis, and other basic sciences – exploring these topics through the lenses of epidemiology, prevention, as well as clinical, social and behavioral sciences. As the sexual health landscape is ever expanding, the program evolved to address contemporary as well as emerging challenges and needs. Sharing indigenous and community knowledge will also be a topic of the 2025 Congress.
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