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Monday, November 17, 2014: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Oral
This session will have presentaions which discuss the challenges faced by communities in various countries as a result of HIV/ AIDS. There will be a discussion on which programs have been effective in addressing the these challenges and examples of best practices will be discussed.
Session Objectives: Discuss why HIV/ AIDS continues to be a global pandemic causing enormous socio economic burden on the global society
10:42am
Geographic displacement, stigma, and ART uptake: Perspectives from ethnic Shan–Burmese migrants and healthcare professionals in Northern Thailand
Jordan Murray, MPH, Anthony DiStefano, PhD, MPH, Joshua Yang, PhD, MPH and Michele M. Wood, PhD
11:06am
“Cango Lyec Project – Healing the Elephant”: The HIV related vulnerabilities of the formerly abducted in post-conflict Northern Uganda
Alden Blair, PhD. Candidate, Patricia M Spittal, PhD., Martin T Schechter, Noah Kiwanuka, PhD, Achilles Katamba, PhD., Eugene Kinyanda, PhD., James Mughisha, PhD., Martin Ogwang, M.D., Patrick Odong, M.D., Nelson Sewankambo, PhD, MD, Paul Kato, Lillian Tebere, Sheetal Patel, PhD., Herbert Muyinda, PhD and Sam Malambas, PhD
11:18am
“The Cango Lyec Project - Healing the Elephant-”: Women at Risk – HIV Risk Differences between Men and Women in Post-Conflict Northern Uganda
Herbert Muyinda, PhD, Sam Malambas, PhD, Martin Ogwang, M.D., Alden Blair, PhD. Candidate, Lillian Tebere, Patrick Odong, M.D., Achilles Katamba, PhD., Eugene Kinyanda, PhD., Nelson Sewankambo, PhD, MD, Noah Kiwanuka, PhD, Sheetal Patel, PhD., Patricia M Spittal, PhD. and Martin T Schechter
See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.
Organized by: International Health
Endorsed by: HIV/AIDS, Population, Reproductive and Sexual Health
