Adolescent/Young Adult Working Group

Kathy Tassiopoulos

AMP/AMP Up Series

Kathy Tassiopoulos

Cardiopulmonary Working Group

Paige Williams, Engi Attia

Complications Working Group

Russ Van Dyke

COVID-19 Panel: Respond to, and Discuss Submitted Questions

George Seage

PHACS Responds to the Coronavirus Pandemic

George Seage

Data Resources

Liz Salomon

Epidemiology and Statistical Methods

Kunjal Patel, Sean Brummel

Extent of in-utero transfer of tenofovir from mother to fetus: a paired analysis of hair specimens collected at birth from a cohort in the United States

Jillian Pintye

Health Education and Community

Claire Berman, Megan Reznick

Hearing/Language Working Group

Peter Torre

Hope Grant

Kate Powis, Deb Kacanek

The Natural History of CIN and HPV in HPV Vaccinated Youth with PHIV

Barbara Moscicki

Longitudinal Analysis of Racial Disparities in Emotional-Behavioral Functioning Among Youth Born to Women Living with HIV

Jemar Bathar

Longitudinal changes in epigenetic age in youth with perinatally-acquired HIV (YPHIV) and youth who are perinatally HIV-exposed uninfected (YPHEU)

Stephanie Shiau

Maternal Exposure Working Group

Ellen Chadwick

ND/Neuro Working Group

Kay Malee, Renee Smith

Nutrition/Growth/Metabolism

Denise Jacobson, Jennifer Jao

PHACS 2020 Overview

George Seage

Scientific Administrative

Ellen Chadwick

Sex-specific factors associated with suboptimal adherence to antiretrovirals and detectable viral load among youth living with perinatal HIV in the United States

Deb Kacanek

SMARTT, with SMARTT Review Panel

Paige Williams, Ellen Chadwick

TERBO Brain Study: Trajectories of Emotional Regulation and Behavior Outcomes and related Brain Regions and Intrinsic Networks

Lei Wang

Viral suppression by delivery and birth outcomes among pregnant women living with HIV using dolutegravir in the United States: A comparative effectiveness and safety analysis

Kunjal Patel

Welcome and Housekeeping (Day 2)

Ellen Chadwick

Women's Health Working Group

Deb Kacanek

Youth living with perinatally-acquired HIV have lower physical activity levels as they age compared to HIV-exposed uninfected youth

Sahera Dirajlal-Fargo