Programme Supplement [International Conference on AIDS (16th: 2006: Toronto, Canada)]

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17:25
THLBO308 Genomic signal analysis of HIV-1 clade
F protease and reverse transcriptase
variability
P.D. Cristea, R. Tuduce
Romania
THLBO4 Late Breaker Track D
Abstract Session
Venue: Session Room 11, Level 100
Date: Thursday 17 August
Time: 16:15-17:45
Chairs: Fantan Tsetsele, Botswana
Gerald Friedland, United States
16:15
THLBO401 Mapping transactional sex on the TransAfrica Highway
A. Ferguson, C. Morris
Kenya
16:25
THLBO402 Policy implications of the first systematic
tracking of financial flows for HIV/AIDS
in Ukraine
Y. Chechulin', G. Gotsadze2, C. Chanfreau3, L.
HUnited Statesk', V. Saldanha', A. Nitsoy', V.
Galayda', M. Bhawalkar3, T. Dmytraczenko3
'Ukraine, 2Georgia, 3United States
16:35
THLBO403 South Africa's 'Rollout' of Highly Active
Antiretroviral Therapy: A Critical
Assessment
N. Nattrass
South Africa
16:45
THLBO404 Explaining the Global Inequity in Human
Resources for HIV/AIDS: International
Migration, Market and Government
Failure
S.K. Nayak, Human Resources for Health &
HIV/AIDS, Health System Strengthening,
Application of Economic Theory, International
Cooperation and Globalisation
India,
16:55
THLBO405 STIs And HIV/AIDS Knowledge Among
Vulnerable Groups In An Oil And Gas
Producing Community In Nigeria's Niger
Delta- Baseline Findings
B. Fakunle, Y. Mosuro, O.A. Fajola, Z.
Akinyemi, O. Ladipo
Nigeria
17:05
THLBO406 Parliamentary Oversight and
Accountability for HIV and AIDS
Resource Allocation: the South African
Case
N. Ndlovu
South Africa
17:15
THLBO407 Identifying Ethnic/Racial Differences
on the HIV Stigma Scale Using Item
Response Theory
D.Rao, J.B. Pryor, B. W. Gaddist, R. Mayer
United States
17:25
FHLBO408 Mapping, assessing, and aligning
Religious Health Assets for HIV/AIDS
Treatment, Care, and Prevention -
Lesotho and Zambia

Venue:
Date:
Time:

Session Room 12, Level 100
Thursday 17 August
16:15-17:45

Chairs: Fathia A. Mahmoud, Sudan
Michel Kazatchkine, France

J. Cochrane', S. de Gruchy', P. Germond',
D. Jones2, G. Gunderson2, S. Matimelo', S.
Molapo', D. McFarland2, J. Olivier', T. Reilly',
M. Mwiche3
'South Africa, 2United States, 3Zambia
THLB05 Late Breaker Track E
Abstract Session

16:15
THLB0501
16:25
THLB0502
16:35
THLB0503
16:45
THLB0504
16:55
THLB0505
17:05
THLB0506
17:15
THLB0507
17:25
THLB0508

Thursday

Time is costly: modelling the macroeconomic impact of scaling up access to
antiretroviral treatment for HIV/AIDS in
sub-Saharan Africa
J.P. Moatti, M. Kazatchkine, B. Ventelou
France
Challenges in translating national and
international policies into a gender
sensitive HIV/AIDS programmes - a
policy scan in Nepal
M. Sharma, S. Thapa (Ms), S. Joshi, S. Singh
Nepal
Women and the '3 by 5' initiative: a
policy analysis
H. Worth
Australia
Exceptional Protections Still Needed
R. -Z. Qiu
China
Assessing the role of treatment support
specialist (TSS) in PEPFAR adherence
program in Nigeria
H. Ibrahim', J. Kohler', S. Gurumdi', A.
Habib', P. Dakuml, J. Farley', W. Blattner2,
M. Eng2
'Nigeria, 2United States
The WHO framework for monitoring
progress towards Universal Access to
HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment in
the health sector
K. De Cock, T. Boerma
Switzerland
Declines in adult HIV mortality in
Botswana, 2003-2005: evidence for
an impact of antiretroviral therapy
programs
R. Stoneburner', D. Montagu', C. Pervilhac2,
B. Fidzani3, W. Gill3, G. Kennedy', H.
Spindler', G. Rutherford'
'United States, 2Switzerland, 3Botswana
Migration, a means of vulnerability in
youths
S. Sapkota
Nepal

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XVI INTERNATIONAL AIDS CONFERENCE * 13-18 AUGUST 2006 * TORONTO CANADA * PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENT