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22 Feb 2024 - 23 Feb 2024
Location
Nairobi,
Kenya
Meeting type
Hybrid Meeting
CME credits
10
Virology Education

African Workshop on HIV & Women 2024
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Day 1 - Thursday, 22 February
Session 1: Where Do We Stand: African Women Living with HIV. The Past, the Present, and the Future -
Experience of Living with HIV: Perspective of a More Mature Woman
Experience of Living with HIV: Perspective of a Younger Woman
Overview of Epidemiology: Where Do We Stand Today
Session 2: HIV Prevention -
New Prevention Regimens and How They Affect HIV Care
Updates on PrEP
Session 3: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Models of Care -
Highlighting the Gaps in Treatment and Call to Action
Updates on HIV Testing
Update on Other STIs: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Management
Session 4: Management of NCDs and Aging Related Conditions in Women Living with HIV in Africa -
Mental Health
Maintaining Bone Health in Women Aging with HIV
Management of Cervical Cancer in Women Living with HIV
Day 2 - Friday, 23 February
Session 6: Adolescent Women and HIV -
Clinician’s Experience in Treating Adolescents Living with HIV
Transitioning From the Adolescence Clinic to the Adult Clinic
Session 7: Pregnancy, Breastfeeding & Contraception -
Modern Contraceptive Options for Women on ART
Claire Norcross, MBBS, MSc, MRCP, BSc, DipHIV, DipGUM, DFSRH
MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda Research Unit, Uganda / Brighton & Sussex Medical School, United Kingdom
Does U=U Apply for Breastfeeding?
Skill Building Sessions
SB 4: Grant Personship
Fiona Cresswell, PhD, MBChB, BSc, DTM&H, PGCert Epi, DipHIV
MRC/UVRI-LSHTM Uganda Research Unit / Brighton and Sussex Medical School, United Kingdom / Uganda
Friday Saidi, MD Mmed
UNC Project Malawi / University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States
Rashida Ferrand, FRCP, PhD, FMed Sci
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom / Biomedical Research and Training Institute, Zimbabwe
Session 8: Menopause and HIV -
Menopause Management: Challenge or Opportunity?
A Patient’s Perspective
Session 9: Social and Structural Determinants: Empowering Women for a Better Quality of Life -
Personal Experiences and the Role of the Communities in Addressing the Gaps
Male Engagement and Partner Services
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