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

Oral Sessions 14:oo - 15:3o Tuesday July 9

Reducing Stigma and Discrimination in Support
F06 of Prevention and Care
4 Oral Abstract Session
Venue: Hal 5:7
Date: Tuesday, July o9, 2002
Time: 14:oo00- 15:30
Chairs: Philippa Lawson, United States
Orlando Quintero, Panama
14:oo TuOrFl2o8 Community stigma and HIV/AIDS: a study
of knowledge, attitudes and practices among
women aged 15-49 in Central Mozambique
K H Sherr, F]acquetal, S 0 GimbelSherr', A Soares', S Gloyd2, M A Mercer
(Mozambique; 2United States)
14:15 TuOrFl2o9 Prevalence and experiences of
discrimination against people with HIV
L Power, Kinniburgh, G Cairns
(United Kingdom)
14:30 TuOrF1210o Participatory approach to developing and
implementing an interactive training
module to sensitize health care workers on
HIV/AIDS issues- experiences from India
B George', S Jadav, V Sharma Mahendral,
R Jakharia Mudoi', L Samson', L Gilborn2
(lIndia; 2United States)

15:15 TuOrG1219 Community-based advocacy to protect
children from prostitution
R A Linsangan, A Auditor, C Aquino,
L D'Agnes (Philippines)
From Basic Science to Real Life: Disturbing Metabolic
Bs05 IDisturbances

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Bridging Session
Hall 1:2
Tuesday, July 09, 2002
14:00 - 15:3o
Esteban Martinez, Spain
Andrew Carr, Australia

14:oo00 TuOr158 Basic science and metabolic disturbances
Carl Grunfeld (United States)

14:20 TuOr159
14:40 TuOr16o
15:oo TuOr161

Clinical impact
Pablo Tebas (United States)
It's disturbing
Jon Willis (Australia)
Impact on body image and sexuality
Catherine Williams (Trinidad and Tobago)

14:45 TuOrFl211
15:oo TuOrFl212
15:15 TuOrFl213

Psychosocial support to OVC in Kenya
helps overcome stigma
D S Ochieng, C N Muturi, P Ngunjiri (Kenya)
Training interviewers to collect data on
stigma and discrimination: relevant
lessons learned for programs
L Nyblade2, I Mbwambol, G Kilonzo,
S Mathur2, K MacQuarrie2, P Kopoka'
(' Tanzania; 2United States)
Human Rights Peer Documentation
Project: empowering people with
HIV/AIlDS by informing them and
producing a tool for advocacy
S Okta, S Murni, T P Merati (Indonesia)

Bs06 IMovement on Microbicides
Bridging Session
Venue: Hall Verdi
Date: Tuesday, July 09, 2002
Time: 14:oo- 15:3o
Chairs: Zeda Rosenberg, United States
Alan Stone, United Kingdom
14:oo TuOrl62 Opportunities and challenges in preclinical and clinical research
Robin Shattock (United Kingdom)
14:15 TuOr163 Rectal microbicides
Charles Lace (United Kingdom)
14:30 TuOr164 Acceptability, use and access
Promise Mthembu (South Africa)
14:45 TuOr165 Policy and resource mobilization
Lori Heise
Population Bridging of HIV: Have Epidemics in IDU
SyC02] Led to Self-sustaining Epidemics in Heterosexuals?

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The Next Generation: Policy Responses for Children
GO5I Orphaned by and Vulnerable to HIV

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Oral Abstract Session
Hall 2:2
Tuesday, July 09, 2002
14:00oo - 15:3o0
Pat Youri, Kenya
Suzi Peel, United States

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Symposium Session
Hall 2:4
Tuesday, July 09, 2002
14:00oo - 15:3o
Jordi Casabona, Spain
Tim Brown, Thailand

14:oo TuOrG1214 Experience based advocacy for an
intensified and community based
national Orphans and Vulnerable
Children (OVC) policy in Burkina Faso
I B Zoungrana, M Tall, J Nyameogo,
] B Koama, PA Some, H LM Van
Renterghem (Burkina Faso)
14:15 TuOrG1215 The South African national children's
forum on HIV/AIDS
S Giese, H Meintjes, P Proudlock
(South Africa)
14:30 TuOrG1216 Supporting NGOs to develop locally
appropriate indicators for work with
orphans and vulnerable children
K JHarrison', S Ly Chan2, J Edstrom
(United Kingdom; 2Cambodia)
14:45 TuOrG1217 Adjustment policies and children's vulnerability to HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa
R De Vogli1, G L Birbeck2
(1taly; 2United States)
15:oo TuOrG1218 Adolescent health & development policy
initiatives towards reducing HIV infection
S Mehra, R S Negi, S K Kole (India)

14:oo TuOrC122oa
14:20 TuOrC122o
14:40 TuOrC122ob
15:oo TuOrC166
15:2o TuOrC168

Heterosexual transmission of HIV from
injecting drug users to non-users: using
surveillance data to estimate the
magnitude
C P Archibald D Reid, J Geduld (Canada)
Information and prevention of AIDS and
hepatitis in the Asian community in Paris
and its suburbs: examples of work done
by ARCAT
T W Lin C Etchepare, J M Faucher (France)
Modelling emerging H IV epidemics
N C Grassly T Rhodes, CM Lowndes,
A M Renton, G P Garnett (United Kingdom)
The role of injecting drug use in the
heterosexual spread of HIV in Europe:
data from surveillance systems
Francoise Hamers (France)
Discussant
Steffanie Strathdee

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