Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Wednesday July 1o

Oral Sessions 14:oo - 15:30

F09 IPsychosocial Support Issues in Prevention and Care
4 Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 5:7
Date: Wednesday, July 10, 2002
Time: 14:oo - 15:30
Chairs: David Miller, UNAIDS
Jordi Blanch, Spain
14:00oo WeOrFl326 The opportunity of disclosure and the
process of telling to HIV children and
adolescents
0 Chirila, S Petrea, V Cotoanta, I Voicu
(Romania)
14:15 WeOrFl327 Self-disclosure of HIV serostatus in
relation to depression and social support
R Power, R Duran, L Palmer,
C Koopman, C Gore-Felton, D M Israelski,
J Porter, D Spiegel (United States)
14:30 WeOrFl328 The Toy Library: a model of intervention
that makes the therapeutic-entertaining
approach of children affected by AIDS
more human
G MA Santos (Brazil)
14:45 WeOrFl329 How can you give hope to HIV-positive
children in resource-poor settings?
M GA Ponnet, N Ounjit (Thailand)
15:00oo WeOrFl33o Vulnerability of men who have sex with
men in disclosing HIV-positive status to
sexual partners and significant others:
need for support and assistance in
disclosure decision-making
W Medved L Calzavara, K Ryder, T Myers
(Canada)

15:00oo WeOrGl336 African First Ladies Alliance Against
AIDS: leadership in action
J Kagame1, S Thurman2
(Rwanda; 2United States)
15:15 WeOrGl337 Parliamentarians Promoting Human
Rights: the UK's Parliamentary Inquiry
into HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
S Wright (United Kingdom)
SBsO91 Prevention and Treatment: Star-Crossed Lovers?

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Bridging Session
Hall 1:2
Wednesday, July 10, 2002
14:00oo - 15:3o
Ron Valdiserri, United States
Francisco Parras, Spain

14:00oo WeOr2o4 Science, implications, epidemiological
modelling
Bill Cameron (Canada)

14:15 WeOr2o5
14:30 WeOr2o6

Creating educational responses
Brent Allan (Australia)
Taking Medicine in(to) Sexual Practice
Susan Kippax (Australia)

14:45 WeOr2o7 Will treatment advocacy undermine our
prevention efforts?
Ngosi Iwere (Nigeria)
[SYA04] New Hope for an AIDS Vaccine

15:15 WeOrFl331

The dynamics of self-help in Africa: what
makes support groups of people living
with HIV/AIDS sustainable or not
C Cornu1, C Castle2, T Chabalas,
D Mwanza3, A Ouedraogo4
(OUnited Kingdom; 2 United States;
3Zambia; 4Burkina Faso)

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Symposium Session
Hall 1:1
Wednesday, July 10, 2002
14:00oo- 15:3o
Salim Abdool Karim, South Africa
Joan Joseph, Spain

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Developing and Influencing National Policy
Oral Abstract Session
Hall 2:2
Wednesday, July 10, 2002
14:00oo - 15:3o0
Cosmas Musumali, Zambia
Rosaida Ochoa-Soto, Cuba

14:00oo WeOrA2o8
14:15 WeOrA2o9
14:30 WeOrA210o
14:45 WeOrA211
15:00 WeOrA212

DNA/MVA prime boost for an A clade
vaccine
Andrew McMichael (United Kingdom)
Factors that determine neutralization
resistance of SIV: Are there lessons to be
learned on how to elicit antibodies with
broadly neutralizing activity against
primary isolates of HIV-1
Ronald Desrosiers (United States)
An HIV-1 vaccine using a replicationdefective adenoviral vector
Emilio Emini (United States)
Tat-based H IV-1 vaccines
Barbara Ensoli (Italy)
Working toward an AIDS vaccine
Harriet Robinson

Wednesday

14:00oo WeOrGl332

Organization of people living with
H IV/AIlDS - cornerstone of effective
response to the epidemic in Ukraine.
Early successes of the All-Ukrainian
Network of PLWHAs
N Leonchuk K Lexhentsev, VZhovtyak
(Ukraine)

15:15 WeOrA213 DNA- and RNA-based HIV-1 vaccines
Peter Liliestrom (Sweden)

14:15 WeOrGl333 Effecting changes in the system makes a
whole lot of structural differences
R P E Esquerra, I F F Fonacier-Fellizar
(Philippines)
14:30 WeOrGl334 Strategic planning for the Brazilian
national response to the AIDS pandemic:
principal results
M FAzenha, MF B Taglietta,
MA L Tironi, J S D Nunes,
R L B Campos, LJKropsch, A Kaufman
(Brazil)
14:45 WeOrGl335 Moving from a line ministry to a
multisectoral National AIDS Control
Council: lessons learned from Kenya
M Gachara, D B Elkins (Kenya)

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