Final Program and Oral Abstracts [International Conference on AIDS (8th: 1992: Amsterdam, Netherlands)]

MINICOURSES PART I

TUESDAY, 21 JULY 1992 18.00-19.30

SESSION 87

SESSION 88

Tuesday, 21 July 1992
Time: 18.00-19.30
Lecture room: B1
Session title: PEDIATRIC HIV/AIDS: EPIDEMIOLOGY
Minicourse
Chairperson: Samuel Katz; Duke University Medical Center;
UNITED STATES

Tuesday, 21 July 1992
Time: 18.00-19.30
Lecture room: B2
Session title: HIV CLINICAL TRIALS: METHODS AND
ETHICS
Minicourse
Chairpersons: David Heymann; WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Carla Pettinelli; NIAID/NIH; UNITED STATES

FACULTY

FACULTY

OVERVIEW: WORLDWIDE TRENDS AND PROJECTIONS
Ben Nkowane; WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
MOTHER TO INFANT TRANSMISSION
Catherine Peckham; Institute of Child Health; UNITED KINGDOM
DISEASE PROGRESSION, CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND
CLASSIFICATION/CASE DEFINITION
Margaret Oxtoby; Centers for Disease Control; UNITED STATES
NOTES

INTRODUCTION AND MINICOURSE OVERVIEW
Lange, Joep; National AIDS Therapy Evaluation Centre;
NETHERLANDS
SCIENTIFIC AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE
SELECTION OF DRUG CANDIDATES; A GOVERNMENTAL VIEW
Hoth, Dan; NIAID/ NIH; UNITES STATES
AN INDUSTRY VIEW
Soo, Whaijen; Hofmann-La Roche, Inc.
PLANNING CLINICAL TRIALS: INDUSTRIALIZED AND
DEVELOPING NATION PERSPECTIVES
ANTIRETROVIRALS
Cooper, David; University of New South Wales; AUSTRALIA
VACCINES AND IMMUNE BASED THERAPIES
Schooley, Robert; University of Colorado; UNITED STATES
OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS
To Be Announced
ADVANTAGES AND OBSTACLES TO INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
INDUSTRIALIZED NATION VIEW
Dormont, Jean; Hospital Beclere; FRANCE
DEVELOPING NATION VIEW
Wirma, Jack; Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital; MALAWI
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