AIDS 2010: The Role of Families in HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support
To date responses to the epidemic have been largely individualistic, bypassing families.
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AIDS 2010: Know Your Epidemic, Know Your Response: MSM and Their Needs in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
Around the world HIV continues to spread among men who have sex with men (MSM).
AIDS 2012: Rapporteur Session
Rapporteur Session
AIDS 2012: Closing Press Conference
Closing Press Conference
AIDS 2012: Getting to Zero Excuses: Understanding and Addressing HIV-Related Stigma and Discrimination
This session will look at critical areas that may be hindering, or working to facilitate, a more concerted response to stigma and discrimination, and thereby influencing the successful roll out of treatment as prevention and the elimination of vertical transmission of HIV.
AIDS 2012: Plenary: Challenges and Solutions
Plenary: Challenges and Solutions
AIDS 2012: Healthcare Workforce: Who Cares and Where?
This session will present issues in the workforce crisis and highlight strategies being implemented to improve the numbers and quality of the HIV healthcare workforce.
AIDS 2012: A Call to Action: Global Sex Workers Recommend Policy Change for Better HIV Prevention and Treatment
For more information on this session, including access to speaker presentations, please see the conference Programme-at-a-Glance. In 2011, sex workers participated in a global review of HIV policy through the UN sponsored Global Commission on HIV and the Law. Regional dialogues took place around the world, and sex workers rights…
AIDS 2012: No "Getting to Zero" Without Scale-Up of Stigma Reduction
HIV-related stigma and discrimination are widely recognized as key barriers to the use of HIV care, support, and treatment programs, thereby fueling the spread of HIV.
AIDS 2012: Plenary: Opening Session
Opening Session: The 2012 International AIDS Conference