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

Oral Sessions 14:oo - 15:30

Monday July 8

E02 ]Positively Pregnant: HIV+ Women and Pregnancy
Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 2:5
Date: Monday, July 08, 2002
Time: 14:oo00- 15:3o0
Chairs: Beatrice Were, Uganda
Fernanda Teixeira, Mozambique
14:00oo MoOrE1o67 You can even possibly have a child:
reproduction in the lives of HIV positive
women
D B Barnes (United States)

14:15 MoOrElo68

Monday

14:30 MoOrElo69
14:45 MoOrElo7o
15:00oo MoOrEio71
15:15 MoOrElo72

Reproductive choices and the impact of
the medical culture on female
sterilization rates among HIV-positive
pregnant women in Brazil
R M Barbosa', D R Knauth', K Hopkins2,
J E Potter (Brazil; 2United States)
HIV-positive women's use of and
attitudes to antiretroviral treatments
during pregnancy in Australia
KM McDonald, M Kirkman (Australia)
Intrauterine insemination in HIVserodiscordant couple for male
H IV infection
V Savasi, T Persico, M Oneta,
C Lanzani, M Crivelli, M Di Grandi,
j A Morgan, E Ferrazzi (Italy)
Pregnancy outcomes and follow-up
among HIV-infected drug users
M Coulon, D Rey, I Poizot-Martin,
H Gallais, Y Obadia (France)
Impact of perceived HIV risk, history of
child loss and spontaneous abortion on
desire for pregnancy among ever-married
women in Zimbabwe
W Moyo (United States)

E Marum A Owiti, L Nganga,
W Wambua, R Achieng, A Onyango,
L Oparkar, L Odawa, C Muitherero,
KM DeCock (Kenya)
15:15 MoOrFlo78 Improving the quality of voluntary
counseling and HIV testing services
in Malawi using the UNAIDS VCT Quality
Evaluation Tools
NJ Hargreaves, R B K Chimzizi
C Golombe, F Munthali, E Kajawo,
FM Salaniponi (Malawi)
G02 Treatment Access Case Studies
0. Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 2:2
Date: Monday, July o8, 200oo2
Time: 14:oo- 15:3o
Chairs: Lynde Francis, Zimbabwe
Patricia Uribe, Mexico
14:00oo MoOrGlo79 Community participation in a pilot
project on Highly Active Antiretroviral
Therapy (HAART) in northern Thailand
K Srithanaviboonchai', T Leusaree',
Y R Lo', R Sennun', C Natpratan2
('Thailand; 2Cambodia)
14:15 MoOrGlo8o Strategies to improve accessibilty to
anti-retroviral therapy at the Mildmay
centre-Uganda
M TA Tumusiime (Uganda)
14:30 MoOrGlo81 Involving PLHA to improve access to
HIV-related treatment
M Dhaliwal P Decho, C Stern, C Cornu
(United Kingdom)
14:45 MoOrGlo82 Civil society fight to universal access to
AIDS drugs: the Brazilian case
V Terto Jr., CA Passarelli, R Parker,
J C Raxach (Brazil)
15:oo MoOrGlo83 Coalition-building as a tool to improve
access to medicines in developing
countries
K Moody, K Lezhentsev, H de la Thorre,
E Fernandez (The Netherlands)
15:15 MoOrGlo84 Treatment access in Honduras: a
multisectorial response
MA Sierra, X Bu, R Rosales,
A Hernandez, R Pineda, R Gonzales,
J A Fernandez (Honduras)

Expanding the Reach of Voluntary Counseling
F03 and Testing
0 Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hall 5:7
Date: Monday, July o8, 2002
Time: 14:oo00- 15:3o0
Chairs: Sam Kalibala, Kenya
Anuar Luna, Mexico
14:00oo MoOrFlo73 Will antiretroviral therapy affect uptake
of VCT? A survey among Southern African
gold miners
J H Day', K Miyamura2, A D Grant2,
A Leeuw', B Magadla', I Munsamy',
R Baggaley2, G I Churchyard'
('South Africa; 2United Kingdom)
14:15 MoOrFlo74 Multipurpose mobile HIV clinic- becomes
a replicable model of care for large
towns in resource-poor setting
S Yadav, V Vasta, P N Ambwani,
I S Gilada, S Akhtar (India)

Bs02
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Ethics in Practice
Bridging Session
Hall 1:2
Monday, July 08, 2002
14:00oo - 15:3o
Christine Grady, United States TBC
Adela Cortina, Spain TBC

14:00oo MoOr114

14:30 MoOrFlo75
14:45 MoOrFlo76
15:00oo MoOrFlo77

Partner abuse and voluntary counseling
and testing (VCT) in a perinatal HIV-1
prevention program in Nairobi, Kenya
I N Kiarie', F Carey2, M Kabura',
G John-Stewart2 ('Kenya; 2United States)
Innovative approaches to encourage
doctors in Zimbabwe to refer clients
for HIV counseling and testing
S Ray (Zimbabwe)
Rapid increase in utilization of voluntary
counseling and testing through a
community based model in Kibera slum,
Nairobi, Kenya

Ethical challenges in the conduct
of HIV prevention research in resourceconstrained settings
Quarraisha Abdool Karim TBC
(South Africa)

14:15 MoOr115 Clinical practice
Mary Bassett (Zimbabwe)

14:30 MoOr116
14:45 MoOr117

The Law
Anand Grover (India)
Ethics vs. sophism: new pressures
against the ethical standards set up by
the 2000oo Declaration of Helsinki
Dirceu Greco (Brazil)

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