2020 Annual Meeting
Welcome to the Virtual Edition of the Annual CFAR Symposium. Please use the tabs on the left to navigate this year's Polk Lecture, Presentations, and Poster Session
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HIV Cure SWG
- Francesco R Simonetti, MD –: “Contribution of recurrent antigen exposure to HIV Persistence”
Central Nervous System Dysfunction SWG
- Dionna W. Williams, PhD – : “Associations between ART drugs on neuropsychiatric symptoms among women with HIV”
Adolescent and Young Adult SWG
- Renata Arrington Sanders, MD, MPH, ScM – : “AYA SWG PUSH: Providing Unique Support for Health to Identify & Engage Young Black Latino Cisgender MSM & Transgender Women ”
BEM Core
- Catherine Lesko, PhD : “Censoring for loss to follow-up in time-to-event analyses of composite outcomes or in the presence of competing risks”
- Aruna Chandran, MD: “A Local Health Tool to Quantify Potential Gains in Life Expectancy”
Prevention Core
- Zoe Hendrickson, PhD: “ Exploring how mobile technologies can foster social cohesion, facilitate use of HIV care and treatment services, and improve HIV outcomes among mobile female sex workers in Iringa, Tanzania ”
- Corinne Joshu, PhD: “Characterizing screening for and incidence of non-AIDS-defining cancers among people living with HIV in the US”
Clinical Core
- Seun Falade-Nwulia MBBS, MPH: “Ego Network Structure of Hepatitis C Infected People who inject drugs (PWID) in Baltimore: Implications for Intervention Development”
- Steve Berry, MD : “A Hospital HIV Support Team to Improve Medication Safety and Engagement in Outpatient HIV Care”
Lab Core
- Jeffrey Tornheim, MD, MPH: “Biomarkers for diagnosis and test of cure for TB”
- Michael Rosenblum, PhD: “Estimating the Protective Effect of Longitudinal Drug Concentration in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV Prevention”
- Sharon Hillier, PhD | Richard Sweet Professor of Reproductive Infectious Disease | Vice-Chair for Faculty Affairs, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and Magee-Womens Research Institute | “Why We Need More Options to Improve Choices in HIV Prevention”
- Steven Clipman: Phylogenetic Evidence for Intercity HCV Clusters of People Who Inject Drugs in India
- Rachel Gicquelais: Association of Overdose and Injection Practices with Drug Use Typologies: A Latent Class Analysis among People who Inject Drugs in Baltimore, 2017
- Jeanine Gnang: The Effect of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) Class, Alcohol and Hepatitis C on FIB-4 Change Among Patients who Initiated ART Between 2011-2016
