AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers
NB: Some plenary sessions were never given an overarching title hence the fact that some plenary sessions don’t have bold headings.
AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Sunday n/a n/a n/a Three plenary presentations were delivered as part of the Opening Session.
State of the Epidemic: HIV Epidemiology – Progress, Challenges and Human Rights Implications Yves Souteyrand, Switzerland
State of the Epidemic: Strategies for a Cure Sharon Lewin, Australia
State of the Epidemic: Human Rights and the Response Paula Akugizibwe, Rwanda
1 AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Monday Access to resources: Taking Stock: Current Panel Discussion on State of Chairs: commitment and Challenges in the Global the Epidemic Debrework Zewdie, accountability Response Ethiopia Co-Chairs: Helene Gayle, United Chairpersons: Co-Chairs: Thembi Ngubane, South Africa States Vallop Thaineua, Thailand Nils Daulaire, United States Ana Maria Salazar, Mexico Nora Volkow, United Joep Lange, Netherlands Lieve Fransen, Belgium (Moderator) States David Ho, United States Geeta Rao Gupta, United States Anbumani Ramdoss, India Jack Whitescarver, United States State of the Epidemic Keynote Lecture Geoffrey Garnett, United William J. Clinton, United Political commitment and HIV transmission and Kingdom States accountability pathogenesis: A viral perspective Wen Jiabao, Julie Overbaugh, United States State of the Epidemic Positive Health Dignity and Prime Minister of China Jaime Sepulveda, United States Prevention HIV epidemiology update and Vuyiseka Dubula, South Global problem-solving in the transmission factors: Risks and State of the Epidemic Africa 21st century: desperate risk contexts Alex Coutinho, Uganda times deserve innovative Chris Beyrer, United States HIV, Drug Policy and Harm approaches State of the Epidemic Reduction Jean-François Rischard, Human rights and social Elisabeth Fadul, Dominican Anya Sarang, Russian France responsibilities Republic Federation Anand Grover, India Critical review of funding mechanisms From programme to polices - HRH Princess Mabel van Now: Positive changes for women Oranje-Wisse Smit and girls Louise Binder, Canada The business response to HIV/AIDS Tsetsele Fantan, Botswana
2 AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Tuesday Scaling up access to Prevention: Proven Approaches Chairpersons: Nils Daulaire, Chairs: treatment and New Technologies United States Jack Whitescarver, United Françoise Girard, United States States Chairpersons: Co-Chairs: Tachi Yamada, Japan Annie Lennox, United Joep Lange, Netherlands Ashok Alexander, India Kingdom Michel Kazatchkine, France Xavier Bertrand, France Message from EU and French Jacob Gayle, United Elly Katabira, Uganda Liviana Calzavara, Canada President Sarkozy States Philippe Douste-Blazy, Lennart Hjelmaker, Sweden Louis-Charles Viossat, France France New Concepts in Conceptual frameworks and Prevention of the sexual HIV/AIDS Pathogenesis: Antiretroviral therapy update HIV/AIDS prevention paradigms transmission of HIV-1: A view Implications for Kiat Ruxrungtham Cristina Pimenta, Brazil from early in the 21st century Interventions Thailand Myron Cohen, United States Anthony Fauci, United Microbicides and other prevention States TB and HIV technologies Substance use and harm Papa Salif Sow. Senegal Gita Ramjee, South Africa reduction Violence Against Women Adeeba Kamarulzaman, and Girls Clinical manifestations of HIV Dynamics of HIV/AIDS vaccine Malaysia Everjoice Win, Zimbabwe in different parts of the world research: From dream and Diane V Havlir, United States nightmare to reality and hope Jonathan Mann memorial Universal Access: Françoise Barré Sinoussi, France lecture: Sex between men Treatment and Prevention Scaling up access to care in Jorge Saavedra, Mexico Scale-up a resource constrained Global harm reduction efforts to Aaron Motsoaledi, South settings - what is needed? control HIV among injecting drug Africa Jim Kim, WHO users: Current status Alex Wodak, Australia
3 AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Wednesday Ensuring access for youth Advancing Treatment and Chairpersons: Paul Bekkers, Chairs: and women Universal Access: A Report on Netherlands Peter Piot, United Kingdom State-of-the-Art and Progress Suniti Solomon, India Carlos Passarelli, Brazil Chairpersons: Jack Whitescarver, United Betty King, United States Vallop Thaineua, Thailand Co-Chairs: Pedro Cahn, Argentina States John Galbraith, United States Mark Dybul, United States Anti-HIV Drugs for Peter van Rooijen, Michel Kazatchkine, France HIV Persistence on Patients on Prevention Netherlands Souleymane Mboup, Senegal HAART: Re-evaluating Bernard Hirschel, Nils Daulaire, Global Prospects for Eradication Switzerland Health Council Re-evaluating the cost- Robert Siliciano, United States effectiveness of HAART - The A Proposal for Change: A pep-talk too far – case for expanding treatment No small issue: Children and Managing Patents for reflections on the power of access to curb the growth of the families Access to AIDS Medicine AIDS education epidemic Linda Richter, South Africa for All Mary Crewe, South Africa Julio Montaner, Canada Ellen ‘t Hoen, Switzerland Sex Work A call for the inclusion of new Children and AIDS Elena Reynaga, Argentina ART Advances: Into the generations Ruth Nduati, Kenya Next Decade Raoul Fransen, Netherlands James Hakim, Zimbabwe Prevention and universal access Addressing inequalities: Agnes Binagwaho, Rwanda Making prevention work Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, From "3 by 5" to universal access UNFPA Kevin De Cock, United Kingdom
Jonathan Mann Memorial Lecture Rights Matter: structural interventions and vulnerable communities Dennis Altman, Australia
4 AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Thursday Expanding options and Time to Deliver: The Price of Chairpersons: Kevin De Cock, Chairs: access for prevention Inaction Switzerland Ashok Alexander, India Chairpersons: Co-Chair: Sanjay Gupta, United Jacob Gayle, United States Sandra Elisabeth Roelofs, Joep Lange, Netherlands States Lars Kallings, Sweden Georgia Seth Berkley, United States Jeff Sturchio, United Allan Rosenfield, United The price of political denial Advances in ART States States Mark Heywood , South Africa) Anton Pozniak, United Kingdom Andrzej Horban, Poland Combination HIV Poverty and development Greater involvement of people Prevention: Moving from Non-vaccine prevention Aleksandra Volgina, Russia living with HIV in healthcare Debate to Action technologies: State-of the-art Rolake Odetoyinbo, Nigeria Carlos Cáceres, Peru report on development and The AIDS pandemic: use of male and female Transforming religion, politics and ART scale up Vertical Transmission condoms, oral civil society Gregg Gonsalves, United States Elaine J. Abrams, United chemoprophylaxis and Musimbi Kanyoro, Kenya States circumcision Quarraisha Abdool Karim, Youth and the future No Excuses: A Living South Africa Kerrel McKay, Jamaica Experience of the Struggle for Rights – Jonathan State-of-the-art report on Mann Memorial Lecture development and use of Meena Seshu, India microbicides Zeda Rosenberg, United States
HIV Vaccines: where are we and where are we going? José Esparza, United States
Prevention of mother to child transmissions in the context of scaling up access to treatment and care: new developments and PMTCT Plus Siripon Kanchana, Thailand
5 AIDS Conferences - Previous Plenary Topics & Speakers AIDS 2004 AIDS 2006 AIDS 2008 AIDS 2010 Friday Overcoming challenges No plenary session on this day Chairpersons: Chairs : through empowerment and Jean Francois Delfraissey, Christopher Lawford action France Kennedy, United States Julio Frenk, Mexico Elly Katabira, Uganda Chairpersons: Sigrun Møgedal, Norway Ricardo Sobhie Diaz, Vallop Thaineua, Thailand Nafis Sadik, Pakistan Brazil Lieve Fransen, Belgium Alex Coutinho, Uganda HIV and TB HIV and Incarcerations: Chakaya Jeremiah, Kenya Prisons and Detention Poverty reduction and Dmytro Sherembev, economic empowerment of HIV prevention: What have we Ukraine people living with HIV/AIDS learned from community Manfred Nowak, Austria Mechai Viravaidya experiences in concentrated Thailand epidemics? Care and Support: Integral Bruno Spire, France to Comprehensive Care Human rights and rules – Elizabeth Gwyther, South national policies on HIV and Criminal Statutes and Criminal Africa the human impact Prosecutions in the Epidemic: Irene Kahn Help or Hindrance? Hepatitis C: Cure and United Kingdom Edwin Cameron, South Africa Control, Right Now David Thomas, United Evidence-based harm Investing in gender equality: States reduction interventions, Why women and girls matter in HIV/AIDS prevention, the AIDS response national drug policy Zonibel Woods, Canada development and the human impact Luiz Paulo Teixeira Ferreira, Brazil
Religion and HIV/AIDS Canon Gideon Byamugisha, Uganda
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