8th AIDS Science Day Conference Monday, April 16, 2007 Omni New Haven Hotel - New Haven, CT
AIDS Science Day is sponsored by CIRA to highlight the HIV/AIDS research being conducted at Yale and CIRA's two collaborating institutions, the Hispanic Health Council and The Institute for Community Research, and within our community.
PROGRAM
REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
From Russia with Love and Drugs
Chair: Robert Heimer Location: Ballroom
Just Say No! is Not Enough: Substance Use and HIV
Chair: TJ Ghose Location: College A
Condoms are Forever: Sexual Relationships, Behaviors, and HIV
Chair: Nathan Hansen Location: Ballroom
VISIT OUR COMMUNITY BOOTHS & POSTERS. HAVE YOUR RAFFLE CARD STAMPED. ENJOY YOUR COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH!
Community Booths:
- African Health Foundation
- AIDS Project Hartford
- AIDS Project New Haven
- AIDS Walk New Haven
- APT Foundation
- Community Partners in Action
- Connecticut AIDS Resource Coalition (CARC)
- CT Microbicides Now!
- Hispanos Unidos, Inc.
- Institute for Community Research
- Waterbury Hospital Health Center
- Wheeler Clinic
Posters:
- Comparing Two STD Prevalence Studies Conducted among IDUs in St Petersburg, Russia - Nadia Abdala, Linda Niccolai, Olga Toussova, Sergei Verevochkin, Andrei Kozlov, Robert Heimer, Tatiana Krasnoselskikh, Amanda Durante
- The Criminal Justice System, Housing Instability, and HIV Risk - Kim M. Blankenship, Amy Smoyer, Alycia Santilli
- Policing and Commercial Sex Work in India - Kim M. Blankenship, Scott Burris, Sarah Hanck, Brooke West, Kevin Irwin, Linda Niccolai, Trace Kershaw, Kavita Misra
- Rapid Assessment of the Legal and Policy Risk Environment for IDUs in Urumqi and Heng Chien, China - Youchun Zhang, Corey Davis, Xiaoxing Fu, Zhengzhi Wang, Routao Wang, Scott Burris
- Factors Associated with Consistent Condom Use by FSW's with Their Non-Paying Partners - Rina Dhopeshwakar, Linda Niccolai, Kim M. Blankenship
- Attempt at Improving the Validity of Self-reported Sexual Behavior and Condom Use: A Polling Box Approach - Sarah Hanck, Kevin Irwin, Brooke West, Prem Garudadri, Trace Kershaw, Kim M. Blankenship
- Response to a Double-dose of Recombinant DNA-derived Hepatitis B Vaccine in HIV-infected Children without Protection after Primary Vaccination - Emlyn Jones, Elizabeth Goosen, Ute Feucht, Brian W. C. Forsyth, Mariana Kruger
- The Impact of Direct-to-Consumer HIV Drug Advertisements - Heidi Knoblauch
- HIV and AIDS-related Stigma as it Affects Individuals on Antiretroviral Treatment in Khayelitsha, South Africa: Experiences, Perceptions, Impacts and Determinants - Brendan Maughan-Brown
- "A Cry for Summer," HIV/AIDS Pilot Program - Jennifer Mouriz, Linda Niccolai, Rachel Eersel, Maria Henry
- Updated Estimate of HIV Incidence in St. Petersburg, Russia: Continued Growth of an Explosive Epidemic - Linda Niccolai, Olga Toussova, Sergei Verevochkin, Robert Heimer, Andrei Kozlov
- E-Learning for the Expansion of Public Health Education in Southern Africa: An Evaluation of the Secure the Future Fellowship Program at MEDUNSA - Alana Rosenberg, Kebogile Mokwena
- Hepatitis C Risk and Barriers to Prevention among Active Injection Drug Users - Hassan Saleheen, Merrill Singer
- Safety, Efficacy and Acceptability of Microbicides Currently in Clinical Trial - Tin Thu
- Lessons from the Community - Lorrie Wesoly
- Respondent-Driven Sampling of Female Sex Workers in Southern India: Implementation Experiences and Sample Inference - Kevin Irwin, Sarah Hanck, Prem Garudadri, Brooke West, Kim M. Blankenship
CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS The Hot Zone: Current Global and Local Controversies in HIV/AIDS
COFFEE BREAK AND RAFFLE DRAWING
Turn in your Evaluation with your Raffle Card for another chance to win! Two Prizes:
$75 gift certificate to Skappo Italian Wine Bar, 59 Crown Street, New Haven
$75 gift certificate to Nini's Bistro, 40 Orange Street, New Haven
KEYNOTE ADDRESS Making HIV Testing Routine: Opportunities and Challenges
The Panel is a response to revised recommendations on HIV testing recently released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which call for making HIV tests a routine part of medical care for patients ages 13 to 64. Experts will discuss the implications of these recommendations from policy, clinical, legal, and community perspectives.
Chair: David Paltiel, Associate Professor of Public Health and of Managerial Sciences, Yale School of Public Health - View Presentation (178 KB PDF)
Panelists:
- Marsha A. Martin, former Senior Deputy Director, Department of Health HIV/AIDS Administration in the District of Columbia - View Presentation (502 KB PDF)
- Krystn Wagner, Medical Director, Nathan Smith Clinic; Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine - View Presentation (797 KB PDF)
- Scott Burris, Professor, Beasley School of Law, Temple University
- Terje Anderson, Founder of Vermont CARES, former Executive Director of the National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA)
AIDS Science Day conference summaries:
- 2009 - Theme to be announced
- 2007 - Making HIV Testing Routine: Opportunities and Challenges
- 2005 - Holding Open Space: Re-tooling and Re-imagining HIV Prevention Research for Gay and Bisexual Men
- 2004 - Politics, Ideology, and HIV/AIDS Prevention
- 2003 - Unlocking Solutions to AIDS: Women Hold the Key
- 2002 - Until There is a Cure
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Thursday, 11/12 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Speaker: Carl Latkin, Ph.D.

Title: Social Network Approaches to HIV Prevention

Location: CHIP, 2006 Hillside Rd Unit 1248, Storrs, CT

Video Conference: CIRA, Ste. 200, Rm. 202, 135 College St, New Haven, CT
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