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Round Table on Commercialization and Social-Behavioral Issues for MPTs (2)

17 March 2015

Bethesda, MD, USA

Held at the Annual MTN Meeting, this round table session examined the complex commercialization and social-behavioral (CSB) issues related to successful MPT development and guide the prioritization of CSB activities. The convening focused particularly on end-user perspectives, service delivery, and policy and advocacy.

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CAMI Health

In this Convening:

Topic(s):

MPTs

Product Development

Product Introduction / Uptake

Region(s):

Global

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The IMPT is the first & only initiative dedicated to advancing the field of multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs), products that combine HIV prevention, other STI prevention, and contraception.

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