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

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DATE TOPIC SPEAKER
Monday July 8 1996 One World, One Hope Lecture: Scott M. Hammer
Antiretroviral Therapy and Viral Load
HIV Genetic Diversity Francine E. McCutchan
The Epidemic of HIV among Young Gay Men John B.F. de Wit
Debate: Ann Britt Grunewald
Drug Policy: Resolved that the prohibition of (affirmative)
addictive drugs can make a significant Ernest Drucker (negative)
contribution to HIV prevention and control.
Tuesday July 9, 1996 One World, One Hope Lecture: Richard Parker
Empowerment, Community Mobilization and
Social Change in the Face of HIV/AIDS
Perinatal Transmission TBD
Female-Controlled Methods Christopher Elias
Debate: John P. Moore (affirmative)
Vaccines: Basic Science vs Empiricism in HIV Edward K.IC Mbldde (negative)
vaccines. Resolved that more fundamental
research in vaccine development is required
prior to the implementation of phase 3 trials
of HIV vaccines.
Wednesday July 10, 1996 One World, One Hope Lecture: Didier Trono
Molecular Biology and Drug Development
Continuum of Care in Resource Poor Connie M. Osborne
Settings
HIV and Development Josef Decosas
Debate: TBD Speakers: TB)
Thursday July 11, 1996 One World, One Hope Lecture: Georgette Adjoriolo
Positive Developments in interventions
The impact of HIV on Families and Children Katherine Nyirenda
HIV Viral Dynamics John M. Coffin

IDebate: David D. Ho (affirmative)
Pathogenesis: Resolved that viral factors, and Gluseppe Pantaieo(negative)
not host factors, are the primary................... determinants of pathogenesis.I.M I ft