AIDS 2022
The latest UIPHP research results on various aspects of the HIV epidemic in Ukraine and in the world were presented at the virtual poster sessions of the 24th International AIDS Conference.
On 29 July – 2 August, the 24th International AIDS Conference “AIDS 2022”, organized by the International AIDS Society (IAS), took place in a hybrid format both virtually and in-person in Montreal, Canada.
This year the aim of the Conference was to call on the world to come together to re-engage and follow the science. It was expected to define future research agendas, to shift latest evidence to action, and to chart a new consensus on overcoming the HIV epidemic as a threat to public health and individual well-being.
The organizers paid special attention to the issues of adapting of innovations in science, policy and medical practice in the response to COVID-19, which were based on the experience of HIV response, and consolidating good practices for pandemic preparedness.
UIPHP researchers, together with the partners, presented the results of the recent studies on various aspects of the HIV epidemic in Ukraine and in the world, conducted with the participation of specialists of the Ukrainian Institute of Public Health Policy, at the virtual poster sessions of “AIDS 2022”:
- The role of carers in assisting OPWH with receiving HIV and non-HIV care during COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine
- Retention on treatment and mortality of methadone maintenance therapy patients before and after take-home dosing policy change during COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine
- Longitudinal changes in anxiety and depression among Ukrainian older people with HIV (OPWH) during the COVID -19 pandemic
- The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on HIV service provision in Ukraine
- Global incidence of hepatitis C virus (HCV) and HIV infection among people who inject drugs: a systematic review and meta-analysis
- Acceptance-based, intersectional stigma coping intervention for people with HIV who inject drugs: an RCT in St. Petersburg, Russia
- Police abuse, stigma and HIV care utilization in people with HIV who inject drugs in St. Petersburg, Russia
- Association between intersectional stigma and HIV care engagement among women living with HIV who inject drugs in Kyiv, Ukraine
- The effect of opioid agonist therapy on HIV care cascade among PWID in Ukraine