Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

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B14 Care in Resource-Limited Settings
Chairs: Beatrice Nabwire Were, Mark Ottenweller
Venue: Session Hall VII
Time: 13.00-14.30
68 The changing impact of HIV/AIDS in Kenyatta National 42434
Hospital (KNH), Nairobi, Kenya, from 1988/89 through
1992 to 1997
GillyArthur; C.F. Gilks; S.M. Bhatt, Kenya
69 Affordable medical care for HIV/AIDS patients to control 42425
opportunistic infections
Alice Njoroge*; Wanjiku Rosalind Neugi; G. Horsefield, Kenya
70 Comprehensive care across a continuum; Uganda experience 12411
Nathan Bakyaita*; E. Madraa; P. Waubale; E. van Praag, Uganda
71 Clinical profile of 1800 HIV/AIDS patients at the only 12409
comprehensive AIDS clinic in Bombay, India
Satish C. Bodhare*; IS. Gilada; N. Shrigoppikar, India
72 Evolution of primary health care concepts in community 42398
responses to HIV/AIDS in a Northern Thai HIV epicenter
Paichit Pawabutra*; Narumol Silarug; P. Sawanpanyalert;
N. Silarug; M. Vamananda; S. Leevutthinan, Thailand
73 Care in resource-limited settings 12410
Vikramjit Singh Nepram*, India
74 The impact of family support on outcome of hospitalization 12412
for symptomatic HIV-infection
Irene K. Bruinsma-Adams*; R.R.S. Ferreira; S.M. Figueiredo;
R. Nogueira-Duarte; M.R. Vargas, Brazil
75 Care and treatment: Increased access at low cost in Burkina Faso 12405
Marie-Rose Sawadago*; Guiadoma Mare; Christophe Cornu;
Vinh Kim N'guyen, Burkina-Faso
B15 Opportunistic Infections
Chairs: Nathan Clumeck, Francois Houyez
Venue: Arena
Time: 13.00-14.30
76 Opportunistic infections in the era of HAART
Matthias Egger
77 Opportunistic infections and care in developing countries
Thira Sirisanthana
78 Prophylaxis of opportunistic infections
Judith Currier
C14 Access to STD Diagnosis and Treatment
Chairs: King Holmes, Elizabeth Ngugi
Venue: Session Hall V
Time: 13.00-14.30

C15 Bridging Session: Mother-to-Child HIV 000
Transmission: Research into Policy and Practice
Chairs: Mabel Beatriz Bianco, Joseph Saba
Venue: Session Hall VI
Time: 13.00-14.30
85 Relevance of current trials to breast-feeding policy and practice
Phillippe Van de Perre
86 Operationalising trial results in an African district
David Wilkinson
87 Challenges to the pharmaceutical industry
Repres. of Pharmaceutical
88 Ethical issues
Dorothy Odhiambo
89 Programmes at country level
Isabellede Vincenzi
90 Discussant
Suzette Moses
91 Discussant
ArthurAmman
C16 Sociocultural and Behavioural Determinants of HIV
Transmission
Chairs: Meurig lestyn Horton, Peter Lamptey
Venue: Satellite Hall 2000
Time: 13.00-14.30
92 Constructs of'community'in HIV/AIDS health promotion in 34186
Australia
Gary W. Dowsett*; D. Mclnnes;J. Bollen; M. Couch;
B. Edwards, Australia
93 HIV/AIDS and men who have sex with men in the South Pacific: 43380
A partnership between a marginalised group, a CBO and a
regional university
Jovesa Saladoka Speith*; R.K. Verebasaga;J. Tyler; A. Shadbolt;
R. Taylor, Fiji
94 Inequalities in declining HIV-related mortality: Chicago, 43433
Illinois, USA - 1996
Steven Whitman*; J.T. Murphy, USA
95 Cross-border migrations and HIV/AIDS transmission in 24116
Myanmar's Golden Triangle
Jacqueline Desbarats, Kampuchea
96 Love magic and HIV risk in Papua New Guinea 14318
Carol Jenkins, Bangladesh
D13 Male Sexuality o
Chairs: Calle Almedal,Veriano Terto
Venue: Session Hall I
Time: 13.00-14.30

79 Sensitivity and specificity of syndromic diagnosis of some
STDs among sex workers in Bali, Indonesia
Dewan Wirawan*; K. Ford; B. Reed; M. Partha; M. Sutarga,
Indonesia
80 The value of risk assessment in the detection of gonococcal/
chlamydial cervical infections at a Ugandan STD clinic
Elioda Tumwesigye*; F. Kambugu; C. Whalen, Uganda
81 Women personal collection of specimens as an alternate
strategy in fighting STD without speculum
Juan Carlos Flichman*; K. Amodio Siemaszko; AG. Di Noto;
JM. MendezRibas, Argentina
82 Progress in STD diagnostics
Julius Schachter, USA
83 Integrated reproductive health services improve clients',
particularly women's- access to STD treatment in Nepal
Yagya B. Karki*;Joy Pollock; Asha Basnyat, Nepal
84 Increasing antibiotic resistance in gonococci in the WHO
Western Pacific Region (WPRO)
John Tapsall*;A.E.G. Ghee;S.O. Omi; N.F. Fee; G.P. Poumerol,
Australia
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Lynne Segal
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Maria Luiza Heilborn
99 Men, men and sex
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100 Men practising sex
Shane Petzer
101 Discussant
Dennis Altman

102 Discussant
Daniel Welzer Lang

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