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Thursday 15 July |
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Session 1: Biology of HIV Transmission |
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Invited lecture: Transmission of HIV-2: a disappearing infection |
S. Rowland-Jones |
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High susceptibility to repeated, low-dose, vaginal SHIV exposure late in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle of pig-tailed macaques |
E. Kersh |
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Protection by Tenofovir gel against vaginal SHIV infection in macaques three days after gel application and its relationship to tissue drug levels |
W. Heneine |
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Hormonal contraception and HIV acquisition: Reanalysis using Marginal Structural Modeling |
C. Morrison |
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Molecular characterization of vertical transmission of HIV-2 in Portugal |
H. Barroso |
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Round table Discussion: Treatment as Prevention |
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ART and HIV: Treatment as Prevention |
M. Cohen |
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The contribution of early HIV infection to HIV spread in Lilongwe, Malawi: Implications for transmission prevention strategies |
K. Powers |
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Session 2: Mother to Child Transmission |
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Invited lecture: Perinatal and breast feeding studies using antiretrovirals to prevent transmission |
G. John-Stewart |
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Post-exposure prophylaxis of breastfeeding infants with antiretroviral drugs to age 14 weeks: updated efficacy results of the PEPI-Malawi trial. |
T. Taha |
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Prevention therapy and transmission of drug resistant HIV-1 from mother to child in Honduras and Belize during 2001-2004 |
L. Parham |
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Evaluation of Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) protocol in prevention of mother to child transmission program in a resource-limited setting-Rwanda |
A. Kwizera |
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Session 3: Epidemiology of HIV Transmission |
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Invited lecture: Sexual Networks: Challenges and Opportunities |
S. Little |
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Monitoring of a local HIV-1 epidemic by uniting molecular, clinical and epidemiological data shows alarming contribution of onward transmission in MSM |
K. Chalmet |
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The dynamics of two separate but linked CRF01_AE outbreaks among IDUs in Stockholm and Helsinki |
J. Albert |
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HIV-1 drug resistance mutations can be transmitted within clusters and do not impact on viral transmission |
M. Wainberg |
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Features of HIV-1 transmission donors and the transmitted virus |
R. Swanstrom |
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Molecular epidemiology of HIV-2 in Japan: identification of the first circulating recombinant form of HIV-2, CRF01_AB |
S. Ibe |
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