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1084 – Viral Nonsuppression Among PWH Diagnosed at an Older Age: Implications for Secondary HIV Prevention

Background Older adults are at increased risk of HIV acquisition, yet few studies examine correlates of their HIV prevention. It is important that we understand correlates of being diagnosed at an older age, as well as factors associated with viral non-suppression (non-VS) among those diagnosed at an older age for U=U prevention efforts. However, there…

1227 – The County-Level Analysis of PrEP-to-Need Ratio With HIV Diagnosis in the US, 2012-2021

Background The scale up of Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) has been associated with reduced community HIV transmission. The population-level impact of PrEP coverage, particularly the extent to which PrEP needs were met, on HIV incidence, is still not well understood. This study aims to explore the longitudinal associations between PrEP-to-Need Ratio (PNR) and changes of HIV incidence…

1097 – Disparities in COVID-19 Therapeutics Access Among People With and Without HIV: An N3C Analysis

Background Access to COVID-19 therapeutics has been inequitable in the U.S., stemming from well documented health-related, social, and structural vulnerability . This trend is not known among people living with HIV (PWH), who may face additional challenges in accessing COVID-19 therapeutics. We investigated disparities in access to COVID-19 therapeutics among PWH and people without HIV…

1156 – Evolution of HIV-1 A6 Clusters in Poland Following Full-Scale Armed Conflict in Ukraine

Background One of the fastest-growing HIV-1 epidemics is the A6 sub-subtype, which has dominated countries of the Former Soviet Union. In Poland, the HIV-1 A6 prevalence has been increasing for over a decade, boosted after 2022 by the extensive influx of individuals from Ukraine. Our goal was to assess the changes in phylogenetic clustering patterns and…

1090 – Understanding Mpox and HIV Coinfection: Insights From a Major Cohort Study in Brazil

Background In 2024, mpox was declared a public health emergency of international concern for the second time in two years. Brazil was significantly impacted by the 2022 multinational mpox outbreak and has observed a recrudescence in diagnoses since late 2023, primarily driven by sexual transmission. The implications of mpox and HIV coinfection are still not…

1083 – Geographically Diverse National Survey of People With HIV on Grindr Shows High Virologic Suppression

Background Viral suppression (VS) is only 65% among U.S. people with HIV (PWH), which could compromise Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) goals. PWH using geosocial networking apps (e.g. Grindr, used primarily by sexual minority men) should know their VS status to enhance the impact of Undetectable=Untransmittable among a population with high rates of sexual activity.…

1101 – A Syndemic View of Criminal Justice: Jail’s Impact on HIV, Syphilis, and Overdose in Washington 2023

Background The syndemic model of HIV prevention frames HIV transmission as a product of complex biological and social factors that intersect with viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), substance use, and behavioral health issues. Incarceration may play a role in perpetuating these cycles, while also serving as a key opportunity for healthcare access. The purpose…

1133 – Advanced HIV Disease in Individuals Already in Care: Incidence and Comparison With Late Presentation

Background Despite the rising burden of advanced HIV disease (AHD) among persons with HIV (PWH) engaged in care in low-income countries, the dimension, features, and prognosis of this reclassified “neglected disease” in resource-rich settings have not been thoroughly evaluated. Methods PWH enrolled in the Icona Foundation Study cohort with a first diagnosis of AHD (CD4<200cells/mm3 or AIDS-defining…

1086 – High Burden of Untreated HIV in Malawian Fishermen: Prospective Data From a Cluster Randomized Trial

Background Despite ubiquitous progress in ART global scale up and significant reductions in mortality and morbidity some populations, such as fishing communities in Africa, continue to lag behind. We investigated the prevalence of, and factors associated with untreated HIV among fishermen using prospective data from a cluster randomized trial from Mangochi, Malawi.  Methods This is…

1148 – Impact of Residing or Injecting in Testing Center Catchments on HIV Testing in Churachandpur, India

Background While India has made significant progress towards UNAIDS 95-95-95 targets, there are still gaps in HIV testing, particularly among people who inject drugs (PWID). HIV testing in India is provided free-of-charge through government-supported integrated care and testing centers (ICTCs). Additionally, beginning in 2013, our team established PWID-focused integrated care centers (ICC) in several cities…