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(Abstract) #71 Impact of Witnessing HIV-Related Stigmatization and Belief in Foodborne Transmission on Discriminatory Attitudes among Women (15-49) in Sub Saharan Africa: An Analysis of Demographic and Health Survey of Two Decades

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2nd African Workshop on Women & HIV 2025

(Abstract) #70 Sexual and Gender Based violence challenges: Smart Widows Support System breaking the barriers in the Slums of Nairobi, Kenya

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(Abstract) #62 Tiko's Innovative Technology Enabled and Behavioural Science-Informed Approach to Reducing Sexual and Reproductive Health Challenges Among Adolescents and Young People in Zambia

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(Abstract) #71 Impact of Witnessing HIV-Related Stigmatization and Belief in Foodborne Transmission on Discriminatory Attitudes among Women (15-49) in Sub Saharan Africa: An Analysis of Demographic and Health Survey of Two Decades

(Abstract) #70 Sexual and Gender Based violence challenges: Smart Widows Support System breaking the barriers in the Slums of Nairobi, Kenya

(Abstract) #69 Stigma and violence among female sex workers living with HIV in Isiolo county, Kenya

(Abstract) #68 Improving HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care for Elderly Women: Experiences and Lessons Learned

(Abstract) #67 Exposure to violence and associated factors among university students in Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

(Abstract) #66 Expert Views on Community Engagement for Clinical HIV Research with Pregnant Adolescents: Perspectives from Malawi, Botswana, and the U.S.

(Abstract) #65 A Novel Strategy for Engaging Youth Advisory Boards in Developing Ethics Guidance for HIV Research involving Pregnant Adolescents

(Abstract) #64 Preventing HIV transmission amongst rural women and girls through gender norms transformation in Zimbabwe.

(Abstract) #63 The role of communities in empowering women living with HIV. Lived experiences in Embakasi West Sub County, Nairobi County, Kenya

(Abstract) #62 Tiko's Innovative Technology Enabled and Behavioural Science-Informed Approach to Reducing Sexual and Reproductive Health Challenges Among Adolescents and Young People in Zambia

(Abstract) #61 Gender disparity in Health-Related Quality of Life among People Living with HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia: A systematic review and meta-analysis

(Abstract) #60 Perspectives of female sex workers on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis delivery in Uganda: A qualitative study