Innovative Plenaries Promise Diversity of Views at XI International Conference on AIDS [International Conference on AIDS (11th: 1996: Vancouver, Canada)]

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INNOVATIVE PLENARIES PROMISE DIVERSITY OF VIEWS
AT XI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AIDS
FQRjIMMDIATE RELEASE
VANCOUVER, CANADA (April 10, 1996) - Organisers of the Xi International
Conference on AIDS have announced several innovative changes to the Plenary
Sessions of this year's Conference, including a daily debate in which prominent
speakers will tackle controversial issues confronting HIVIAIDS researchers,
epidemiologists and social scientists.
And in another departure from previous International AIDS Conferences, Organisers
of the July 7-12 Conference in Vancouver, Canada, said each daily Plenary Session will
begin with a One World, One Hope Lecture presented by a pre-eminent HIVIAIDS
expert. One World, One Hope is the theme of the XI International Conference on AIDS.
"The 15,000 participants at the Vancouver Conference will benefit tremendously from
this invited group of Plenary Speakers and Debaters who, we believe, will deliver a rich
diversity of knowledge and opinion," Conference Co-Chairs Drs. Michael Rekart,
Martin Schechter, Michael O'Shaughnessy and Julio Montaner said in a statement.
The Conference Co-Chairs said the list of invited.Plenary Speakers and Debaters
represent a blend of well-known and respected medical-scientific researchers with
several new personalities whose front-line work in recent years has led to exciting
developments in the field of HIVIAIDS research, clinical science, epidemiology and
public health.
See the attached chart for a complete list of Plenary Speakers and Topics.

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