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

Roadmap
Key Challenge

Thursday 17 August

08:45
Session THPL01
10:45
Session THAEO2
Global Village
Session THSB07
12:30
Global Village
14:15
Session THLP02
Session THAEO3
Session THAEO4
Global Village
16:15
Session THSB24
Session THBS03
Session THAE05
Session THAXO3
Session THSYO4
18:30
Global Village
Friday 18 August
09:00
Session FRPLO1
12:30
Session FRPLO2

Time to Deliver: The Price of Inaction
Time to Deliver: Influencing Policy
and Law
Just Say No? A Question Circle about
Abstinence-Based Models of Prevention
Education
Women, HIV/AIDS & Human Rights
Opening Borders: Challenging Travel Entry
Barriers for People living with HIV/AIDS
Migrants, Mobile Populations and
Refugees: Key Challenges
Law, Human Rights and HIV: Broadening
the Agenda
GIPA: Participate, Engage, Empower
Overcoming Barriers to Access to AIDS
Drugs for People living with HIV
Women, HIV/AIDS & Human Rights
Stigma, Discrimination, Violence,
Exploitation and Abuse of Children
Affected by HIV/AIDS: A Children's Rightsand Protection Perspective
Treatment Access, TRIPS and Trip-ups
ABC in Africa - What is the Evidence?
Greater Involvement of People Living with
HIV/AIDS - GIPA: Science and Rights
Treatment Access and Immigrant/
Refugees Living with HIV
Rapporteur reports
Closing Session

KC 1 sessions focus on maximizing the impact of scientific
research, both through better application of research
knowledge and by improving the research enterprise itself.
Presenters and delegates will discuss priority research
questions, significant gaps in research efforts, constraints
that impede priority research, and actions needed to address
these barriers.
Sunday 13 August
10:15

Satellite
Satellite
12:30
Satellite
Satellite
Satellite
14:15
Satellite
Satellite
Satellite
Monday 14 Augus
08:45
Session MOPL01
10:45
Session MOAC01
12:45
Session MOKC1
14:15
Session MOACO2
16:15
Session MOBS01
18:00
Satellite

HIV Science and Responsible Journalism
Almost Everything You Ever Wanted to
Know About Vaccinology: A Short Course
on How Vaccines Work
CD4 and Viral Load Monitoring
Technologies for the Resource-Limited
Setting
Metabolic Complications: New Insights
and Evolving Management Strategies
Viral Load: A Surrogate Marker for AIDS
Vaccine Efficacy
What if pre-exposure prophylaxis (PREP)
works?
PMTCT in Resource-Limited Settings:
Years of Progress and Identified
Challenges to Integration With Care in the
Era of ARV Treatment
Informing practice, creating public spaces:
research "on" and "for" ART roll-out in
African health systems;t
Taking Stock: Current Changes in the
Global Response
What is Working (or not) for HIV
Prevention Among MSM?
Accelerate Research to End the Epidemic
Prevention Works: What's the Evidence?
Harm reduction works - from evidence
to action
Canada's National and Global HIV
Research: What Have We Done, Where
are We Going, and How Do We Get There?

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