American Public Health Association Annual Meeting 2024 (APHA 2024)

October 27–30, 2024

Minneapolis, MN, USA

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APHA’s 2024 Annual Meeting & Expo brings together nearly 13,000 policymakers, researchers, and program implementers to network, educate, and inspire each other. This year’s theme is “Building Trust in Public Health and Science.”

 

This year’s presentations from Council researchers focus on contraception, multipurpose prevention technologies, antiretroviral treatment adherence and alcohol, and improving primary care services. Council staff attending and presenting include, Toyin Akomolafe, Barbara Friedland, Emily Pangalila, and Julie Pulerwitz.

Sessions & Speakers

Jump to: Monday 10/28Tuesday 10/29Wednesday 10/30

  1. Monday 10/28

      Oral | 8:30 - 10:00 am CDT |

      Session: 3044.0—Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Oral Session 7

       

      “Views towards new male contraceptives and related gender dynamics: Evidence from nationally representative surveys with men and female partners in six countries” (Abstract)

      Japneet Kaur, Julie Pulerwitz*, Ann Gottert, Dhananjay Vaidyanathan Rohini and Steve Kretschmer

        Oral | 2:30 - 4:00 pm CDT |

        Session: 3292.0—Preventing STI and Improving Sexual Health Outcomes

         

        “Interest in multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs) among US women worried about acquiring sexually transmitted infections (STIs): Results from a national online survey” (Abstract)

        Barbara Friedland*, Ann Gottert, Timothy Abuya, Brady Zieman, Irene Bruce, Jessica Sales, Shakti Shetty, Michelle Nguyen, Marlena Plagianos, Lisa B Haddad, and Sanyukta Mathur

      • Tuesday 10/29

          Poster | 2:30 - 3:30 pm CDT |

          Session: 4192.5—Data to enhance health equity III

           

          “Innovations in data visualization: Local patterns in young people’s health equity in the US” (Abstract)

          Emily Pangalila*, Miriam J Temin, Sanyukta Mathur, and Karen Austrian

            Round Table Presentation | 4:30 - 6:00 pm CDT |

            Session: 4311.0—2nd Round Table Presentation—HIV Treatment and Management

             

            “Does intervention sequence matter? findings from a randomized control trial on ART adherence among alcohol consuming men living with HIV in India” (Abstract)

            Toan Ha*, Roman Shrestha, Roopal Singh, Jean Schensul, and Stephen Schensul

          • Wednesday 10/30

              Oral | 12:30 - 2:00 pm CDT | Marquette Ballroom 6

              Session: 5125.0—Implementing Mental Health and Primary Care Services in Diverse Settings

               

              “Enablers and barriers of hub and spoke supervision model in Nigeria: A qualitative study” (Abstract)

              Toyin Akomolafe*, Sikiru Baruwa, and Emeka Okafor

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