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

Wednesday July io

Poster Exhibitions

WePeF6678 Smoke and mirrors: assessing pharmaceutical
industry commitments to making HIV drugs
affordable and accessible
S Lynch, A Russell, B Baker (United States)
WePeF6679 Side effects and adherence to antiretrovirals by
HIV-positive Mexican women
T Kendall, H Perez-Vasquez, A Luna (Mexico)
WePeF668o In the words of the women: barriers to adherence
to HAART among HIV+ woman in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil
M Malta', C Carneiro-da-Cunha', F I Bastos',
S A Strathdee2, D Kerrigan2 ('Brazil; 2United
States)
WePeF6681 Vulnerability and care of women living with
HIV/AIDS (WLWHA) in Sao Paulo, Brazil
j R CAyres, CM Buchalla, M Della Negra,
I Frana]Jr, R Lacerda, MR Latorre,
H SM Marques, S D Miranda, V Paiva,
A M Pluciennik, M L Salomao, A C Segurado,
N G Silva (Brazil)
WePeF6682 The plight of Khmer women - gender issues in
home base care
P Pok, M Dhaliwal (Cambodia)
WePeF6683 Gender-related causes and socio-economic
effects of HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe
E Chirebvu, M Mahonde, C Maposhere,
P Gwatirisa (Zimbabwe)
WePeF6684 Gender differences in antiretroviral uptake and
attitude in Australia
KM McDonald, J W Grierson, M E Hurley,
J M Willis, M K Pitts (Australia)
WePeF6685 Discontinuing and switching medications in the
era of HAART: women tell us why
A H Kim, M Santiago, A Shansky, M Cohen,
L Kirstein (United States)
WePeF6686 Housing stability among participants of the
British Columbia drug treatment program
I L Goldstone, J Asselin, K Chan, R S Hogg,
W O'Briain M V O'Shaughnessy (Venezuela)
WePeF6687 Strategies developed by the Canadian Women's
HIV Study (CWHS) to maintain the largest cohort
of people living with H IV in Canada
K Pourreaux, C Hankins, N Labrie, A HankinsPalmer (Venezuela)
WePeF6688 Preparing for discrimination against women and
girls living with H IV and AIDS
I S Sinha (India)
WePeF6689 The factors affecting the reabilitation of children
orphaned by AIDS in abia state of Nigeria
E EE Enwere i (Nigeria)
WePeF669o Partner reaction to HIV disclosure
E Mouyis, A Deverell, J McIntyre, G Gray
(South Africa)
WePeF6691 Gender issues in the treatment and support of
mothers enrolled on the prevention of mother to
child transmission in Uganda
IE Angulo, P Okong (Uganda)
WePeF6692 The role of laboratory monitoring in HIV care and
treatment
SP Atwiine, T W Otim, R Enzama (Uganda)
WePeF6693 Establishment of a quality assessment program
for the Brazilian laboratory network for CD4 T-cell
levels using rresh EDTA treated peripheral blood
samples
E G Kallas, F P Barcellos, M K C Brunialti,
H Tomiyama, MA Viana, R Salomao,

CM Capitani, P R Teixeira, M CS Dantas (Brazil)

WePeF6694 Towards simplified laboratory monitoring of
patients on antiretroviral treatment (ARV):
experience from Cote d'lvoire's drug access
initiative (DAI)
F Diomande, E Bissagnene, S Eholie, C Maurice,
J Nkengasong, R Konan, A Kadio, M Laga,
C Barouan (Cote d'lvoire)
WePeF6695 Preliminary results of the establishment of the
computerised system for managing viral load and
TCD4+/TCD8+ tests - Siscel
F P B Barcellos, M CS Dantas, W T Vilela,
M B S Rangel, J CD Gongalves, J R Gribosi,
J N Lima, PR Teixeira (Brazil)
WePeF6696 Improving Laboratory capacity for HIV/AIDS
control
JS Shastri (India)
WePeF6697 Specifics of reproductive anamnesis of HIV
infected women (Odessa, Ukraine)
N Nizova (Ukraine)
WePeF6698 Involving Primary Care Physicians (General
Practitioners) in HIV care in the United Kingdom -
what the Doctors say
J Kinniburgh, L Power, C Nead, A Wyke
(United Kingdom)
WePeF6699 Integration of HIV/STI prevention into sexual and
reproductive health services: best practices and
minimum standards
L Tabac', N Costa2, M Almeida2, C Gras'
('United States; 2Brazil)
WePeF67oo Tetanus and diphtheria antibodies and response
to a booster dose in Brazilian HIV-1 infected
women
T C S Bonetti R C M Succi, LY Weckx,
D M Machado, M I de Moraes-Pinto (Brazil)
WePeF67ol Community based integrated approach an entry
point to care and support for PLHA/CAA- APACUSAID project experience from rural India.
A C VArumuqam Chettiar, A Bimal Charless
(India)
WePeF67o2 Tackling HIV-associated tuberculosis: a global
strategic framework
D Maher M Raviglione, K Floyd (Switzerland)
WePeF67o3 Combating resistance to HIV prevention
messages among gay men in San Francisco
G JRowe (United States)
WePeF67o4 Sensitivity, specificity and predictive value of using
symptoms to screen for eligibility of lifelong antiretroviral therapy among pregnant women
R H N Nguyen', F Wabwire-Mangen2, G Kigozi2,
D Serwadda2, N K Sewankambo2, T C Quinn',
M J Wawer', R H Gray' ('United States; 2Uganda)
WePeF67o5 Introducing PMTCT services in Cambodia
S W Seng, K Koum (Cambodia)
WePeF67o6 Use of the family planning counseling kit to
counsel clients on dual protection in Zambia
U Bharath Kumar, E T Serlemitsos, G L Sinyangwe
(Zambia)
WePeF67o7 Adopting strategic approach for reaching out to
inaccessible population viz. Sex workers in the
brothel based sex industry with comprehensive
package of services in Mumbai, India
M Gomare A Bamne, I Thanekar (India)
WePeF67o8 Responding to a growing need: effective and
appropriate approaches to integrate family
planning with STIs/HIV/AIDS
M Moloney-Kitts, N Fuchs, I Spieler, I Shelton

(United States)

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