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C44 Transgender Issues: Living with HIV, Prevention,
Identity
Chairs: Camille Cabral, Julian Hows
Venue: Session Hall V
Time: 13.00-14.30
569 Implications of living with HIV/AIDS as a transitioning 14208
transsexual woman
Danny Anderson, Canada
570 HIV-infection among transsexual sex workers from developing 23534
countries. A review of six years of activity of a reference
center in Rome
Laura Spizzichino*; P. Gattari; M. Zaccarelli Mauro;
S. Venezia; G. Rezza, Italy
571 The HIV hormone bridge: Connecting impoverished 44225
HIV+ transsexual sex workers to HIV medical care
James Grimaldi*;J. Jacobs, USA
572 The health care issues of the HIV+ and HIV- incarcerated 43417
transgendered community
Scott Cozza, USA
573 The Portuguese transgender community: an unknown reality 43267
Maria Jose Campos*; J Bernardo; G. Machado; G. Tavares;
K. Wandolly; G. Sake, Jr.; G. Diniz, Portugal
574 Mobilizing transgenders for HIV prevention through 23530
cultural presentation
Jose Sescon*; Alfeo Salcedo, Philippines
C45 Model-Based Evaluation of HIV Prevention
Programmes
Chairs: Jane Galvao, Edward Kaplan
Venue: Session Hall VI
Time: 13.00-14.30
575 Patterns of participation in mass STD treatment: Model-aided 43476

C46 HIV and Drug Injection: A World of Epidemics
Chairs: Genci Mucollari, Swarup Sarkar
Venue: Satellite Hall 2000
Time: 13.00-14.30
581 Outbreaks of HIV-infections among Russian injecting drug users
Irena Savchenko, Russia
582 HIV/AIDS risk in non-hospitalized injection drug users in Japan 23183
Timothy Sankary*; H. Ohashi; K. Soda, USA
583 Trend of HIV incidence among drug users in an HIV epicenter 23198
in Northern Thailand, 1989-1997
Somsak Supawitkul*; P. Saksoong; P. Sawanpanyalert;
S. Piyaworawong; H. Yanai, Thailand
584 Decline in a very large HIV epidemic: Injecting drug users 23216
in New York City, 1991-1996
Don C. Des Jarlais*; R. Friedman Samuel; Theresa Perlis;
Deren Sherry; Lucia Torian; Denise Paone; Michael Marmor, USA
585 HIV prevalence among female injecting drug users (IDU) 23214
in London, 1990 to 1996
Ali Judd*; G.M. Hunter; G. V Stimson, UK
D43 What We Are Told About AIDS: Media Response
and Transformation
Chairs: Bunmi Makinwa, Simon Watney
Venue: Session Hall I
Time: 13.00-14.30
586 Media impact/agreement between a NGO and a national 34219

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evaluation of impact on HIV incidence
Eline Korenromp*; C. Van Villet; A. Gavyole; H. Grosskurth;
R.H. Hayes;J.D.F Habbema, The Netherlands
576 Potential public health impact of offering post-exposure
prophylaxis (PEP) for episodic high-risk sexual behaviour
by men who have sex with men (MSM)
Grant Colfax*; E. Vittinghoff, K. MacQueen; J. Douglas;
D. McKirnan; F. Judson; S. Buchbinder, USA
577 The effects of two years of harm reduction in Rome
Marina Davoli*; Annette Verster; Teresa Spadea;
Fabio Patruno; Fulvia Pascualini; Carlo Alberto Perucci;
MassimoArea, Italy
578 Cost effectiveness of an HIV/AIDS peer education programme
among commercial sex workers (CSW): results from Cameroon
Lilani Kumaranayake*; P. Mangtani; A. Boupda-Kuate;
J.C. FoumenaAbada; C. Cheta;Z. Njoumemi; Watts, UK
579 Interaction of vaccine effectiveness and risky behaviour
Sally Blower
580 HIV counselling and testing in Tanzania and Kenya is
cost-effective: Results from the voluntary HIV counselling
and testing study
Michael Sweat*; G. Sangiwa; D. Balmer, USA

newspaper. A successful experience of collaboration
Alejandro Brito*; A. Diaz; C. Bonfil; M. Figueroa; M. Zozaya, Mexico
587 Sensitizing print media to AIDS and reproductive health issues
Sadhna Mohan, India
588 Developing a nationwide public service advertising on STD
syndromes
Kathleen Cabal*;J. Fleras; C Aquino; N. Villar, Philippines
589 Using ethnic media to reach multiple language migrant
communities in the Sydney region
Tadgh McMahon, Australia
590 Assessment of Moscow press participation in HIV/AIDS
prevention
Elena V. Lioubaeva*; Vadim V. Pokrovsky, Russia
591 Trends of reporting on HIV/AIDS and mobile groups in the
print media of Bangladesh. Can the media be an ally in
altering the image of AIDS?
Joachim Victor Gomes*; Elora Barua; M. Bloem, Bangladesh

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