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Letter from Conference Co-Chairs

December 2007

Dear Conference Participants:

Welcome to the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference. We thank you for participating and look forward to an exciting and ambitious program over the next few days.

CDC estimates that over one million persons are living with HIV in the United States and that one quarter of these people are unaware of their HIV infection. In addition, the number of people living with AIDS is increasing, as effective new drug therapies keep HIV-infected persons healthy longer and dramatically reduce the death rate.

The simple fact is that HIV and AIDS will not be defeated until we reduce the number of people who become infected. This requires strengthening collaboration between researchers, program practitioners, and affected communities particularly with regard to developing and promoting behavioral interventions for populations disproportionately affected by HIV.

To those of you who have come recently to this challenge, we welcome you and thank you for your interest, enthusiasm, and determination. Of course we also welcome those of you who are veterans of this effort, who have persevered over the long run to find and apply science-based knowledge in order to establish and promote effective prevention programs. Together, we have the next few days to renew our commitment to HIV prevention and to share, learn, and discuss the strategies and approaches that will best help us to enhance our prevention efforts.

For this year's conference we want to recognize and address the unique prevention challenges that we face today, while building on the successful approaches, promising practices, and the outcomes of previous conferences. A key focus of our prevention efforts must be to more effectively address the differential impact of HIV/AIDS on people of color. Consequently, in this year's conference we have strengthened our focus on the impact and consequences of HIV/AIDS in communities of color within all conference tracks, with a particular emphasis on reaching out to the current and future leaders to learn from their perspectives, share the results of research and program experiences, and work together to plan for the future. We hope that this conference will continue to build even stronger bridges with affected communities, and help chart a clear vision for driving research, policy, and program in the months and years ahead.

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Another unique focus of this meeting is our commitment to integrating science-based research into programs and advancing the science associated with the development, implementation, and evaluation of our prevention programs. The iterative relationship between science and program is reflected both in our conference theme, Promoting Synergy Between Science and Program and in our decision to add a new Conference Track - Program Collaboration and Service Integration - to reinforce this approach. We are excited about the opportunities this meeting presents to discuss and disseminate more holistic, evidence-based effective and integrated HIV prevention research, policy and interventions.

The conference is the culmination of many months of dedicated efforts by volunteers, partners, staff, and of course, the co-sponsors to create a stimulating learning environment for the conference participants. We acknowledge their support and thank them.

Welcome to Atlanta - we wish you a most rewarding conference!

Kevin A. Fenton, M.D., Ph.D., FFPH Conference Co-Chair

Timothy D. Mastro, M.D., FACP Conference Co-Chair

Victoria A. Cargill, M.D., M.S.C.E. Conference Co-Chair

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Welcome to the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference

Conference Background and Purpose The simple fact is this: to defeat HIV and AIDS, we More than 25 years after the first report of a handful need to reduce the number of people who become of cases of a nameless deadly disease among gay infected. Throughout the epidemic, prevention has men in Los Angeles, there are more than 1 million remained the most effective defense against persons living with HIV in the United States; about HIV/AIDS. A comprehensive approach must be one-fourth of those with HIV have not yet been used to prevent the further spread of HIV infection. diagnosed and are unaware of their infection. The Comprehensive HIV prevention strategies include "new" syndrome identified over 25 years ago has monitoring the epidemic to target prevention and become one of the deadliest epidemics in human care activities; determining the effectiveness of history, killing more than 25 million people around prevention methods; diffusing proven effective the world, including more than 500,000 Americans. interventions; implementing and evaluating In the last decade, major advances in prevention prevention efforts in high-risk communities; and treatment for HIV/AIDS have prolonged and encouraging early diagnosis of HIV infection; improved the lives of many, but despite this, the continuing basic behavioral and prevention epidemic is far from over. research to identify new effective prevention interventions; and fostering linkages between prevention and treatment programs. Many governmental and non-governmental organizations at all levels collaborate to implement, evaluate, disseminate, and further develop and strengthen effective HIV prevention efforts nationwide.

This unique conference covers the entire spectrum of HIV prevention, from science to programs. It convenes HIV prevention experts and advocates from various backgrounds and communities nationwide.

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Conference Purpose Partner Organizations Numerous governmental and non-governmental The 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference organizations have committed their support to the would not have been possible without tremendous 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference because support from others. The partner organizations list- it offers opportunities to: ed below provided invaluable assistance and guid- ance in making this conference a reality. We wish to • Share effective prevention approaches and extend our gratitude to the following organizations: research findings among governmental, community, and academic partners in HIV prevention. • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) • National Institutes of Health (NIH) • Strengthen collaborations between program • National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) practitioners and researchers in areas including • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services behavioral interventions, biomedical interventions, Administration (SAMHSA) monitoring the epidemic, implementing rapid • Office of Women's Health (OWH) and reliable tests for early HIV diagnosis, and improving access to early treatment and prevention services for persons with HIV. Corporate Sponsors, Nonprofit Sponsors and In-Kind Donations The conference organizers are grateful for the financial and in-kind support from the following organizations:

• NAMES Project Foundation • The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation • The Kroger Co.

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Conference Co-Chairs, Track Co-Chairs Track A: Basic Prevention Research and Liaisons We are fortunate to have the support and expertise Co-Chair: Dr. Jacques Normand of the Conference Co-Chairs, Track Co-Chairs and National Institute on Drug Abuse Liaisons who planned the program for the 2007 National Institutes of Health National HIV Prevention Conference. They sorted abstracts, defined tracks, invited speakers, and Co-Chair: Dr. John L. Peterson formed the final conference program. Department of Psychology Georgia State University Conference Co-Chairs Liaison: Ms. Susan K. Flinn Dr. Kevin A. Fenton teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates Conference Co-Chair Track B: Surveillance and Epidemiology Dr. Timothy D. Mastro Conference Co-Chair Co-Chair: Dr. Lucia V. Torian HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology Program Dr. Victoria A. Cargill New York City Department of Health Conference Co-Chair Co-Chair: Dr. Linda Valleroy Mr. Robert Kohmescher Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention Conference Coordinator Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Liaison: Mr. George J. Ersek teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates

Track C: Advances in HIV Prevention

Co-Chair: Dr. Lisa Metsch Department of Epidemiology and Public Health Miller School of Medicine University of Miami

Co-Chair: Dr. Richard Wolitski Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Liaison: Mr. Bernard Warren teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates

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Track D: Program Planning, Implementation, Track F: HIV Prevention and Treatment Interface and Evaluation Co-Chair: Dr. Laura Cheever Co-Chair: Dr. Andre W. Rawls Deputy Associate Administrator, HIV/AIDS Bureau Chief, HIV/AIDS Section Health Resources and Services Administration Illinois Department of Public Health Co-Chair: Dr. Donna Futterman Co-Chair: Dr. Francisco Sy Director, Adolescent AIDS Project National Center on Minority Health and Health Montefiore Medical Center Disparities National Institutes of Health Liaison: Ms. Anushka Andino teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates Liaison: Mr. John E. Hannay teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates Track G: Program Collaboration and Service Integration Track E: HIV Prevention Policy Co-Chair: Ms. Evelyn Foust Co-Chair: Mr. Humberto Cruz HIV/STD Prevention and Care Branch AIDS Institute North Carolina Division of Public Health New York State Department of Health Co-Chair: Dr. John Ward Co-Chair: Dr. Steven Tierney Director, Division of Viral Hepatitis Deputy Executive Director Centers for Disease Control and Prevention San Francisco AIDS Foundation Liaison: Ms. Paula Jones Liaison: Mr. Lee Henderson teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates teamPSA/Professional and Scientific Associates

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Conference Planning Committee

Many people worked to make the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference a reality. The contributions of numerous individuals were essential in preparing for this year's conference. We wish to thank all of those who took part in the effort.

Planning Committee At Large Ms. Valerie Curry Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ms. Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez National Latina Health Network Ms. Makeba D'Abreu Balm in Gilead Ms. Frances E. Ashe-Goins DHHS-Office on Women's Health Dr. Dennis DeLeon Latino Commission on AIDS Mr. Cornelius Baker National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition Dr. Don C. Des Jarlais Edmond de Rothschild Foundation Mr. Christopher Bates Chem. Dependency Institute, Beth Israel Office of HIV/AIDS Policy, OPHS, DHHS Medical Center

Ms. Nanette Benbow Ms. Kimberley A. Dobson Chicago Department of Public Health Georgia Department of Human Resources

Dr. Gail Bolan Ms. Jessica Gardom California State Department of Health Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Dr. Loida Bonney Dr. Scott Giberson Brown University Indian Health Service, DHHS

Dr. Joanna Buffington Dr. Mary Gwadz Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Development and Research Institutes, Inc.

Mr. Alfonso Carlon Dr. Sharon Hudson Center for Health Training Health Research Association

Dr. Laura W. Cheever Ms. Jennifer Kates HIV/AIDS Bureau, HRSA Kaiser Family Foundation

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Mr. David Kern Mr. Israel Nieves-Rivera National Association of State and Territorial San Francisco Department of Public Health AIDS Directors Dr. Mike Pentella Ms. Circe Gray Le Compte Association of Public Health Laboratories National Minority AIDS Council Ms. Rebecca Ramos Ms. ManChui Leung U.S. Mexico Border Health Association Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum Dr. Monica Ruiz Ms. Deborah Levine American Foundation for AIDS Research, AMFAR National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, Inc. Mr. Alberto M. Santana Miami-Dade County Health Department Dr. Marguerita Lightfoot David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA Dr. Bhupendra Sheoran Asian Pacific Islander Wellness Center Ms. Kali Lindsey National Association of People Living with AIDS Dr. R.J. Simonds Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dr. Judith Lipshutz Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ms. Phyllis Stoll Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ms. Faye Malitz HIV/AIDS Bureau, HRSA Mr. Anthony Tran Association of Public Health Laboratories Ms. Elaine Martin Virginia Department of Health Dr. Howell Wechsler Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Ms. Marlene McNeese-Ward Houston Department of Health and Human Services Ms. Gina Lathan Whitener Illinois Department of Public Health Dr. Jesse Milan, Jr. Global Health Convergence, Constella Group, LLC Ms. Toni Young Community Education Group

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Abstract Reviewers

More than 750 abstracts were submitted for consideration to be included in the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference. Each abstract was reviewed by two peer reviewers. We are grateful for the time and effort that the abstract reviewers dedicated to this task.

Abstract Reviewers Henry Dendy Dionne Jones Mara Michniewicz Barbara Devore Patricia Jones Greg Millett Julie Albarracin Chamberlain Diala Sherry Everett Jones Vanessa Mills Susannah Allison Deborah Donnell Racheal Kachur Dianne Morrison-Beedy Christian Alvez Holly Fisher Debra Maggie Kazel Kathleen M. Morrow Elizabeth Amaya- Steve Flores Simone Koehlinger Jack Moye Fernandez Andrew Forsyth Steven P. Kurtz Mary S. Neumann Michael Anderson-Nathe Anthony E. Fox Elizabeth Y. Lambert Conall O’Cleirigh Jonny F. Andia Jami Fraze Darrell Lang Ann O’Leary Stephen Banspach Jennifer Maria Freeman Arielle Lasry Angel Ortiz-Ricard Deborah Beete Jennifer Galbraith Danni A. Lentine Tom Peterman Ricky N. Bluthenthal Lytt Gardner Marta Leon-Monzon David W. Purcell Bernard Branson Donata Green Linda Lesondak Josiah D. Rich Nancy Brener Becky Grigg Cynthia M. Lyles Lorenzo Robertson James Carey Cynthia I. Grossman Robin J. MacGowan Leah Robin Hope Cassidy-Stewart Frenk Guni Maria T. Madison Lisa M. Romero Mahnaz R. Charania Trevor Hart Candy Magana Jim Roth Demian Christiansen Louis Henry Robert Malow Helen Rovito Carol Ciesielski Jeffrey H. Herbst Suzanne Marks Monica Ruiz Lisa Cohen Colleen C. Hoff Charles Martin Fatema Salam Linda Cottler Sybil Hosek Sabrina Matoff-Stepp Stephanie Sansom Jason Craw Ron Howard Mazdak Mazarei Alberto Santana Nicole Crepaz Marian Huhman Donna Hubbard McCree Vanessa Sasso Vanessa Crowther James A. Inciardi Mary McFarlane Karla Scott Gregory Cruz Edward C. Jackson Leisha McKinley Jim Skinner Barbara Dancy Richard A. Jenkins A.D. McNaghten George Sonsel Martina De Varona Jennie Johnston Marlene McNeese-Ward Shelly K. Spoeth

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Ron Stall Retta Terry Mary Vienna Dan Wohfeiler Punkin Clay Stephens Renata Thompson Paul J. Weidle Toni Young Michael Stirratt Debbie Tucci Suzanne Whitmore Rozlyn Anne Zuber Dale Stratford Kenneth A. Vail Kim M. Williams Hilary Surratt Miguel Velez Samantha Williams Edward Tepporn Fulvia Veronese Amy Rock Wohl

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Sponsored Participant Application Reviewers

Julie Albarracin Benny Ferro Simone Koehlinger Susannah Allison Andrew Forsyth Margaret Lampe Stephen Banspach Jennifer Freeman Gerri Mast John Brooks Becky Grigg Donna McCree Michael Campsmith Cynthia Grossman Marlene McNeese-Ward Hope Cassidy-Stewart Louis Henry Jack Moye Lisa Cohen Sybil Hosek Josiah Rich Sam Costa Greg Huang-Cruz Helen Rovito Nicole Crepaz Eddy Jackson Jim Smith Henry Dendy Jennie Johnston Shelly Spoeth Maria DeVarona Rachel Kachur Miguel Velez Deborah Donnell Laura Kearns Fulvia Veronese Renata Ellington Ellen Kersh Toni Young

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Volunteers

We are very fortunate to have over 60 volunteers for the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference. These are the people who have joined us to work at the conference itself. You'll know them by their nametags with gold ribbons indicating they are “volunteers”. You'll find them working behind the registration desk, staffing every conference-sponsored office or lounge, attending every concurrent session, and assisting in the exhibit hall, poster sessions, and the nongovernmental organization (NGO) Village. These are the people with ready smiles asking “How can I help you?” They are talented and enthusiastic and join us here to provide services for you at the conference. From all of us on the conference staff, we extend to these volunteers our deepest appreciation for their efforts!

Ericka Abrams Alan Davidson Julie Nakayima Luke Agada Fifi Derso Tara O'Day Michael Agamemnonos Lisa Dickman Alawode Oladele Tiffany Aholou DeWayne Ford Kathyleen Pitner Norris Andrews Scotty Gannon James Price Kia Elise Armstrong Tim Gustavson Aishah Rashid Michelle Auguste Denise Henderson Eunice Roseman Anjli Aurora Corda Williams Henton Besty Sanford Gwen Bampfield Patricia Hill Johanna Schmink Antoinette Barnes Raphael Holloway Susanna Schmink Andy Bartley Michael Howard Evelyn Scott Ronnie Bass Daphanie Johnson Justine Sher Anna Beale Patrick Kelly Christopher Stokes Mona Bennett Virginia King Thomas Sileo Walter Bradley Les Knight Brenda Singleton Eddie Bryant Catherine Lamkin Neena Smith-Bankhead Kevin Bynes Jacqueline Lee Machelle Stamp Dieng Cameron Constance Mugalla Laura Whitlock Maxine Carter Lily Makannah Leah Williams Michelle Cohen Harvinder Makkar Shedron Williams Cherrie Couch Michelle McWilliams Thelma Wright Chiquita Covington Ogochukwu Menakaya Zenoboa Wright Edwin Cruz-Perez Rose Miller

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A Special Note…

My colleagues and I have looked forward for many months to your participation in the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference. We believe the Conference will challenge you as well as please you with the scope and detail of its program.

Many wonderful people have worked hard and creatively to develop the topics, roundtables, sessions, and papers that have become the fabric of this conference. They also solved the myriad of coordination issues and logistical problems entailed in bringing together thousands of participants. Without their efforts the conference could not occur. You will see many of them during the week wearing a red ribbon on their name tag; they will be available to assist you if you have questions or concerns. I want to give my thanks to them and to list their names below in recognition of their great efforts.

Robert Kohmescher Conference Coordinator

The Conference Coordinating Team

William Bancroft Ted Forbes Samuel Martinez Mari Brown Michael Freeman Rufus Mitchell Michael Brown Lynn Gavin Jae Moon Cathy Burckhardt Angel Gonzalez Brian Norris Laura Coker Monica Jacobs Luschane Norris Donald Cook Clair Kiernan Nina Norris Pam de la Cerda Michael LaFlam Wendy Riser Booker Daniels L’Tanya Leak Victoria Saho Alan Dowell James Lee Anne Shuttleworth Diana Felde Brian Lemen Amy Stone Vivian Fernandez Tracy Luster-Welch Kenneth Fraser Rene Maciejewski

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE

Sunday, December 2 Events Location

9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Open Grand Hall

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Opening Session Centennial Ballroom

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Poster Set-up (A) Grand Hall

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Opening Reception Imperial Ballroom (Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel)

Monday, December 3 Events Location

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Roundtables See Program Section

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Poster Session (A) Grand Hall

1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Poster Session (A) Breakdown Grand Hall

5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. Roundtables See Program Section

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. CBO/NGO Village International Hall (Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel)

Note: indicates the session will be webcast by the Kaisernetwork

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Tuesday, December 4 Events Location

7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Roundtables See Program Section

8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Poster Set-up (B) Grand Hall

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Poster Session (B) Grand Hall

1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Poster Session (B) Breakdown Grand Hall

5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Exhibit/Poster Breakdown Grand Hall

5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. Roundtables See Program Section

Wednesday, December 5 Events Location

8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Registration Grand Hall Foyer

8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Closing Session Centennial Ballroom

Note: indicates the session will be webcast by the Kaisernetwork

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Conference Information

Badges open from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Official conference badges must be worn at all International Hall at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis times to gain and maintain access to the Hotel. The NGO Village section of this book conference venue. Proof of registration and identity contains a list of participants as of October 9, 2007. will be required to receive your conference badge. A more complete list will be provided at the event. A charge may be incurred for replacement badges. Conference Materials Bag Inserts Upon presentation of your registration receipt at the The conference organizers have provided partner conference check-in area, you will receive the organizations with the opportunity to disseminate conference program book, abstract book, and disc, information in the official conference bag. These official badge, and other materials. The program materials represent only the views of the submitting book contains helpful information about the organizations and are not necessarily those of the conference venue and lists all conference activities other partner organizations, co-sponsors, or donors. by day, time, event, and location. The abstract book contains over 750 peer-reviewed abstracts by Business Center U.S. and international authors. This book organizes The Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel maintains a the abstract in the order they are presented in the Business Center on the Lobby level. The Business program and also indexes them by presenting Center is open for use from 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. author, population, subject category, and (Monday-Friday) and is available to conference presentation day/time. participants on a fee-for-service basis. The Business Center is not restricted to those Online Continuing Education System registered at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta Hotel. The conference is approved for Continuing Medical FedEx Kinkos is located inside the Atlanta Marriott Education (CME) credits, Continuing Nursing Marquis hotel on the Marriott level. FedEx Kinkos Education (CNE) credits, Continuing Education is open for service from 3:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Units (CEUs), and Certified Health Education (Sunday); 6:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. (Monday-Friday); Specialist (CHES) contact hours. These credits will and 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Saturday). be awarded free of charge. This year, Continuing Education credit submissions will be online only. NGO Village Submissions will be accepted during and after the On Monday evening, December 3, the conference conference via the Internet. Computers, forms, and will host the NGO Village. The evening will include instructions will be available during the conference food, exhibits from NGOs and Community-based in the Cyber Café/Message Center (Hanover A/B) on organizations, and music. The NGO Village will be the exhibit level of the Hyatt Regency Atlanta Hotel.

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Conference Webcast and Transcripts “Sexually Transmitted Diseases” which addresses Kaisernetwork.org, a free health policy news and the transmission of HIV/AIDS and its impact on information service of the Kaiser Family Foundation, the African American Community. Since winning will provide webcasts and transcripts of all the 2007 National Alpha Phi Alpha Step plenary sessions from the conference. For more Competition in Orlando, Florida, the Clark Atlanta information visit: Alphas will represent the fraternity today. http://www.kaisernetwork.org/hivprevention2007 • The Clark Atlanta Percussion Drum Line, Cultural Events under the direction of Mr. James L. Camp, and For generations, music has been an instrumental Mr. Cecil Houston, is a multifaceted organization and leading force behind movements of unity, that extends beyond its basic performances in support and social healing. Therefore, it makes many media outlets, such as the 20th Century perfect sense that music has been compiled to Fox motion picture Drumline. address and combat a pandemic that affects each and every one of us. On Monday, December 3 [6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.], the NGO Village will feature the Cathay Atlantic On Sunday, December 2, the Opening Session will Art Ensemble (CAAE); Ballethnic Dance Company; feature the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and the The Plains Men – Native Americans Pan People Clark Atlanta Percussion Drum Line. Steelband; and Giwayen Mata.

• The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was • Cathay Atlantic Art Ensemble (CAAE) is a founded in 1906 at Cornell University in Ithaca, non-profit organization with over one hundred New York with the aims of “Manly deeds, members, including Chinese professional musicians scholarship, and love for all mankind”. The national and singers, and consists of a Chorus Group and program “Project Alpha” was launched in 1982 a Dancing Group. The mission of CAAE is to in partnership with the March of Dimes to address preserve Chinese culture and traditions, to connect the teen pregnancy crisis. This program targets and strengthen the Chinese communities, and to young males and now includes a module on promote the dialogues with other local communities through the performances related to Chinese culture.

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• Ballethnic (bal-eth-nik) Dance Company was of artistic media including dances, rhythms, songs, founded in 1990, by Nena Gilreath and Waverly T. poetry, and prose around the world. The term Lucas II, both former members of the Dance Theatre Giwayen Mata translates to “Elephant Women” in of Harlem and Atlanta Ballet. The organization is the West Afrikan Hausa language. This title is given comprised of two components, Ballethnic Dance to women who lead women’s organizations. Company and Ballethnic Academy of Dance. The Company is a classically trained, culturally diverse On Tuesday, December 4 [6:30 p.m.], the performing company, while the Academy provides conference will feature the stage play Divine professional training for children and adults. Its Intervention written, produced and directed by Dr. mission is to involve the community, especially youth Quinn M. Gentry. Dr. Gentry based the play on and those who are financially disadvantaged. her research in The Health Intervention Project (HIP) Balletnic’s goal is to inform, educate and entertain for high risk African American women changing through dance. behaviors that increase their chances for being infected with HIV/AIDS. A common theme in all of • The Plains Men – Native Americans Pan People the women’s real life stories is that somewhere in Steelband was founded in 1986 by students and their childhood, either family, church, school, or faculty in the Atlanta University Center and community failed to intervene at the first signs of continues to entertain and educate about the unique trauma and trouble. art form, pan. The pannists of Pan People are talented musicians from the Caribbean, including On Wednesday, December 5, the Closing Plenary Trinidad, Antigua, and the US Virgin Islands and the will feature Enrique Mercado and Orquesta Lyrica. United States. The band’s repertoire includes the Orquesta Lyrica has been performing the passionate traditional music of the islands, calypso, soca and and vibrant sounds of Latin America in Atlanta reggae. and the rest of the Southeast for the last 25 years. During the 80's Orquestra Lyrica provided the • Giwayen Mata is the award-winning, soul-stirring, exciting music for the annual street parties on all-sistah, dance, percussion, and vocal ensemble. Cypress in Midtown and many other popular Atlanta Their mission is to celebrate the lives of women, and festivals. Orquesta Lyrica's debut CD is named after uplift communities, and the planet, while perpetuating the first track, "Latino Soy", which translated means, the cultures of Afrika and the Afrikan Diaspora "I am Latin". through the study, creation, teaching, and presentation

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Daily Update HIV Prevention Literature Tables The conference will supply a Daily Update of Tables will be available inside the Exhibit Hall for changes and corrections to the agenda. The Daily attendees to leave materials that may be of interest Update will be available at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, to other conference participants. Extra handouts Tuesday, and Wednesday at the Conference from concurrent sessions will also be available, Registration Desk and the doorways to the plenary as long as supplies last. These tables will not be sessions. The information posted in the Daily staffed or stocked by conference personnel. All Update will also be on display on the screens in materials must be removed by 5:00 p.m. on Centennial Ballroom before each Plenary Session. Tuesday, December 4, or they will be discarded. Information for inclusion in the Daily Update must be delivered to the Registration Desk, in writing, Local Tourism and Services Information by 5:00 p.m. the night before publication. We are For information on local tourist attractions, dining, unable to post individual or group announcements and other recreational opportunities, visit the in this publication and encourage attendees to use Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau's table in the conference Cyber Café/Message Center for the conference registration area, the Hyatt Regency this purpose. Atlanta or the Atlanta Marriott Marquis hotel's Concierge Desk. Exhibits The conference Exhibit Hall, located in the Grand Lounge for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS Hall on the Exhibit Level of the hotel, features A lounge for persons living with HIV/AIDS is located displays by HIV prevention providers and vendors in the Executive Conference Suite 226 of the Hyatt around the country. Please take time during the Regency Atlanta hotel. The conference is providing conference to visit the Exhibit Hall. Hours are 2:00 this room as a place to rest and receive local p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday; 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 on service information. Although medical services Monday and Tuesday. For a list of exhibitors, cannot be provided by the conference staff, please see the next section of this book. volunteers will be available to give information on local resources for persons living with HIV/AIDS. There is a refrigerator in the lounge for those who need to store medications, etc., during the day at the conference.

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The hours of the lounge are: Cyber Café/Message Center Sunday 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. To help with your on-site communication needs, the Monday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. conference is featuring a conference Cyber Tuesday 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Café/Message Center. This easy-to-use system Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon allows conference attendees to send or receive messages. Visit the Cyber Café/Message Center Media Center early and stop back often to check your messages. The Media Center, located in the Chicago Room in the Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel on the Exhibit level, Poster Sessions caters to the needs of journalists covering the Scientific and programmatic posters will be on conference. Services include computes with Internet display in the Grand Hall (Exhibit area) during the access, printers, telephones, fax machines, and conference. Authors will staff posters in two interview rooms. The Media Center will be open different sessions: Sunday from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Monday and Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; and Wednesday Monday Poster Session (A) 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Only accredited media will have access to the Media Center. Tuesday Poster Session (B) 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m.

Medical Emergencies All poster abstracts are included in the conference For assistance with medical emergencies, dial abstract book. Please refer to the index to identify extension 55 on any Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel when a poster will be presented by an author. phone or request help from any conference staff personnel (identified by a gold ribbon on their name badge), security personnel, or hotel employee. For more information, see the insert in your conference bag entitled “In Case of an Emergency”.

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Registration on any Atlanta Marriott Marquis hotel phone. The Conference Registration is located outside the conference organizers and the hotel security staff Exhibit Hall and will be staffed during the hours are working to maintain an orderly atmosphere posted below. Registration staff will provide the conducive to learning and sharing. following services: conference materials distribution for all pre-registered attendees, on-site registrants, Conference attendees bringing personal speakers, moderators, scholarship recipients, and possessions into the conference areas are media representatives; lost badge replacement; responsible for their safekeeping. Laptop reservation of rooms for evening special-interest computers are especially vulnerable to theft and meetings; and directions to conference events. should be kept within the immediate possession of the owner at all times or checked into a safe at the Registration Desk Hours: hotel in which you are staying. While all possible Sunday - 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. preparations have been taken, the possibility of Monday - 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. emergencies does exist. In case of an emergency, Tuesday - 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. please comply with the directions of conference Wednesday - 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon staff (identified on name badges) or security personnel. Evacuation routes are posted Security throughout both hotels and should be consulted The Hyatt Regency Atlanta, the Atlanta Marriott by attendees. Marquis and the conference organizers have engaged a full staff of security personnel who No-Smoking Policy will be on duty 24 hours a day throughout the The 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference conference. If security services are required, maintains a no-smoking policy. Smoking is not report the need immediately to the Conference allowed in any part of the conference including Registration Desk, any conference staff person plenary or concurrent sessions, exhibits, (identified on their name badge), security personnel, receptions, registration, the message center, or hotel employee, and they will assist you. offices, or any other public areas. In other parts of Additionally, you can also dial extension “55” on the hotel, conference attendees should comply with any Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel phone or “0” the policies of the Hyatt Regency and the Marriott Marquis hotels.

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Sponsored Participant Information Speaker Ready-Room Those receiving scholarships from the 2007 A ready-room for speakers is located in the Harris National HIV Prevention Conference can receive Room at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta hotel. An LCD assistance in travel and lodging at the Conference projector and computer will be placed their for use Registration Desk. We are unable to assist persons by conference speakers. receiving scholarships from sources outside of the 2007 National HIV Prevention Conference. Those Special Interest Meetings who received scholarships from other organizations A limited number of meeting rooms will be available to attend this conference and who require to conference participants to use in the evenings assistance regarding their arrangements should for gatherings of special interest groups, ad hoc contact the agency awarding the scholarship. meetings, caucuses, etc. Sign-up for these rooms is on a first-come-first-served basis, and lists are Sign Language Interpreter Services available at the Conference Registration Desk. A certified Sign Language expert will interpret all plenary sessions for the deaf and hearing impaired. Participants requiring this service are encouraged to sit in the front area of the plenary room. Sign language interpretation of concurrent sessions may be available with previous arrangement.

Spanish Language Interpretation Spanish language interpretation will be provided for the opening and closing sessions and all plenary sessions. Participants requiring this service should visit the Special Situations Booth at the Conference Registration Desk to pick up the interpretation equipment.

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List of Exhibitors and Booth Numbers (as of October 2007)

Abbott Diagnostics 226 Macro International Inc. 107 Academy for Educational Development 118 Metropolitan Interdenominational Church 223 Adolescent AIDS Program 120 (MICTAN) AIDS.gov 116 My Brother's Keeper, Inc. 109 American Psychological Association 322 NAESM, Inc. 219 Ansell Healthcare 131 NAMES 126 Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center 218 National Alliance of State & Territorial AIDS 229 Association of Nurses in AIDS Care 330 Directors Black AIDS Institute 306 National Coalition of STD Directors 106 CAEAR Foundation 214 National HIV/AIDS Clinicians' Consultation 217 Campaign to End AIDS 225 Center - UCSF CASAE: Advancing HIV/AIDS Prevention in 318 National Institute on Drug Abuse 316 Native Communities National Library of Medicine 332 Catholics for Choice - Condoms4Life 233 National Minority AIDS Council 215 CDC DASH 129 National Native American AIDS Prevention 232 CDC NPIN 121 Center CDC NPIN 123 NIH HIV/AIDS Research Programs 314 CDC/NCHHSTP/DHAP 115 NNPTC - National Network of Prevention 111 CDC/NCHHSTP/DHAP 117 Training Centers CDC/NCHHSTP/DHAP 119 NOVA Research Company 222 Chrysalis Environmental Solutions, LLC 209 OraSure Technologies, Inc. 231 Cicatelli Associates Inc. 230 Planned Parenthood of Georgia, Inc. 211 Community Education 220 PowerOn Partnerships 326 Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project 324 PROCEED, Inc. 108 (CHAMP) Project Link of South Florida, Inc 216 Council of Community Clinics 208 SAMHSA 122 Danya International, Inc. 104 Social Security Administration 133 ETR Associates 228 Springer 207 FDA Office of Women's Health 124 The Female Health Company 210 Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc. 308 Tibotec Therapeutics 331 HHS/Office on Women's Health 125 Total Access Group, Inc 128 Inverness Medical Professional Diagnostics 206 Total Access Group, Inc 130 Joe Lube 329 Trinity Biotech 310 JSI Research & Training Institute 328 University of California San Francisco 227 Latino Commission on AIDS 221 UT Southwestern Medical Center 127

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NGO Village Exhibitors (as of October 2007)

Advocates for Youth Council of Community Clinics National Network for Youth AID Atlanta, Inc. Development Association National Youth Advocacy Coalition AIDS Foundation of Chicago Families Under Urban and Social Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry AIDS Project Los Angeles Attack, Inc. Office for Research and AIDS Research Consortium of Farmworker Justice Empowerment (O.R.A.N.E) Atlanta Health Services Center, Inc. One Earth Foundation AIDS Survival Project Healthy Lesbian, Gay and Our Common Welfare, Inc. Alliance for Microbicide Bisexual Students Project Palmetto AIDS Life Support Development Hepatitis Foundation International Services American College of Obstetricians Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc. R.E.C. Boyz & Gynecologists International AIDS Empowerment Sacred Zion Church, Inc. Amfar, The Foundation for AIDS Internet Sexuality Information Salud Latina / Latino Health RESEARCH Services, Inc Settlement Health & Medical Aniz, Inc. Jackson State University Miss. Services Association of Nurses in AIDS Care Urban Research Center Sister Love, Inc. Ballethnic Dance Company and John Snow Incorporated Someone Cares, Inc. of Atlanta Ballethic Academy of Dance John XXIII AIDS Ministry Southern AIDS Coalition Basic NWFL Lifelong AIDS Alliance TERROS, Inc. Better Brooklyn Community Center Metrolina AIDS Project The AIDS Institute Bienestar Human Services, Inc. Miracle of Love, Inc. The Center of Excellence for Black Health Magazine My Brothaz H.O.M.E, Inc. Sexual Health at Morehouse Body Positive My Brother's Keeper, Inc. School of Medicine CAL - PEP National Association of County The Empowerment Program CASAE: Advancing HIV/AIDS and City Health Officials The Hope Clinic of the Emory Prevention National Association of Social Vaccine Center Cascade AIDS Project Workers The Jerusalem AIDS Project CHAMP, Community HIV/AIDS National Black Alcoholism and The Women's Collective Mobilization Project Addictions Council, Inc. Women Accepting Responsibility Chicago House & Social Service National Black Leadership Women Rising Project @ AIDS Agency Commission on AIDS Services of Austin Coai, Inc. National Minority AIDS Council Come Wit it Foundation Inc. National Native American AIDS Comserv, Inc. Prevention Center

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Conference Meeting Rooms and Locations

HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA HOTEL Atlanta Conference Center Level Embassy Hall Level International Ballroom Level Baker Cairo International Ballroom North Courtland Hong Kong International Ballroom South Dunwoody Singapore/Manila Inman Vancouver/Montreal Ballroom Level Spring Centennial Ballroom Exhibit Level Regency Ballroom V Hanover C Regency Ballroom VI Hanover D Regency Ballroom VII Hanover E Hanover F/G

ATLANTA MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL Marquis Level Atrium Level Imperial Ballroom (Opening A701 Reception) A702 A703 International Level A704 International Salon (NGO Village) A705 A706 A707

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2

Sunday, December 2 Events Location

9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Open Grand Hall

5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Opening Session Centennial Ballroom

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Poster Set-up (A) Grand Hall

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Opening Reception Imperial Ballroom (Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel)

Note: indicates the session will be webcast by the Kaisernetwork

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 | Opening Session | 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Session Location: Centennial Ballroom - Feature Speakers (Hyatt Hotel - Ballroom level) Perspectives from Persons Living with AIDS Welcoming Remarks Jesse Milan, Jr., J.D. Vice President for Global Health Convergence Welcome from Mayor Shirley Franklin Constella Group, LLC

Welcome from the Centers for Disease Control Maritza de Jesús and Prevention HIV/AIDS Educator and Community Advocate Dr. Julie Gerberding DirectorCenters for Disease Control and Prevention What It Would Take to Get From 45,000 to 25,000 New Infections Each Year in the U.S. and Welcome from the Department of Health and From 3+ Million to Fewer Than 2 Million New Human Services Infections Worldwide Mr. Christopher Bates Thomas J. Coates, Ph.D. Director, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy, OPHS, DHHS Professor, Department of Medicine University of California, Los Angeles Purpose of Conference Kevin A. Fenton, M.D., Ph.D. F.F.P.H. Closing Presentations from Clark Atlanta Director, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Percussion Section-Drum Line Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention and Alpha Phi Alpha Step Team Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE MONDAY, DECEMBER 3

Monday, December 3 Events Location

7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Roundtables See Program Section

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Poster Session (A) Grand Hall

1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Poster Session (A) Breakdown Grand Hall

5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. Roundtables See Program Section

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. CBO/NGO Village International Hall (Atlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel)

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Roundtable Sessions | 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM

Track A Track D

AR01 – When You’re at the Crossroads of DR01 – Making Youth Street Smart: Adapting Ethnicity, Who’s Targeting You? Evidence-Based Interventions for At- Risk Youth Populations Session Location: A703 (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Session Location: HANOVER F/G (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Presentation Number: AR01 Presentation Number: DR01 Presentation Title: When You’re at the Crossroads of Ethnicity, Who’s Targeting You? Presentation Title: Making Youth Street Smart: Adapting Evidence-Based Interventions for At-Risk Author(s): Jagadisa-devasri Dacus, LMSW, Harm Youth Populations. Reduction Coalition, New York, NY, Miriam Vega, Ph.D, Latino Commisssion on AIDS, New York, NY. Author(s): Shults, K; Walavalkar, I Medical and Health Research Association, New York, NY Track C

CR01 – Healthy Relationships: A Small Group Track D Level Intervention for People Living with HIV/AIDS DR02 – Effective HIV/AIDS Prevention Methods for Young People: What Works? Session Location: HANOVER E (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Session Location: A704 – (Marriott Hotel – Presentation Number: CR01 Atrium level)

Presentation Title: Healthy Relationships: A Small Presentation Number: DR02 Group Level Intervention for People Living with HIV / AIDS Presentation Title: Effective HIV/AIDS Prevention Methods for Young People. What Works? Author(s): Giddens, CE; Few, TE - Cora E. Giddens, Bachelor of Arts - Psychology, Tai E. Few, Masters of Author(s): Gua, JB - Africare/Nigeria, Port Harcourt, Divinity, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX. Nigeria

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Track D Presentation Title: Development of HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral (CTR) Data Quality DR03 – Implementing Peer-Based Assurance Standards for CDC-funded Agencies Interventions in Clinic-Based Settings: Lessons from a Multi-Site Author(s): Jane S. Mezoff, DrPH, Renee Stein, HIV Prevention with Positive PhD, Denise Duran, MPH - CDC/DHAP, Atlanta, GA, Initiatives Paul Topete, MPH - Macro International, Atlanta, GA, Gary Uhl, PhD - CDC/DHAP, Atlanta, GA. Session Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Track D Presentation Number: DR03 DR10 – Building on Success: Monitoring Presentation Title: Implementing Peer-Based the Implementation of Healthy Interventions in Clinic-Based Settings: Lessons Relationships from a Multi-Site HIV Prevention with Positive Initiatives Session Location: A702 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Author(s): Raja, S1; Teti, M2 - 1 Mount Sinai Hospital, Chicago, IL; 2 Drexel University, Presentation Number: DR10 Philadelphia, PA Presentation Title: Building on Success: Monitoring the Implementation of Healthy Track D Relationships

DR04 – Development of HIV Counseling, Author(s): Freeman, AC; Belzle, TE - Anne C. Testing and Referral (CTR) Data Freeman, MSPH, Tracee E. Belzle, UT Quality Assurance Standards for Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX. CDC-funded Agencies

Session Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Track D Atrium level) DR24 – HIV Prevention in Workplace Settings Presentation Number: DR04 Session Location: A701 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level)

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Presentation Number: DR24 Presentation Number: ER03

Presentation Title: HIV Prevention in Workplace Presentation Title: 46% is Unacceptable: Settings Mobilizing Policy, Program and Research to Address HIV among Black Gay Men Author(s): Hall, Millie – United Auto Workers, Detroit, MI Author(s): Baker, AC1; Hopkins, EC2 - National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, Track D Washington, DC - A. Cornelius Baker, National Black Gay Men’s Advocacy Coalition, Washington, DR26 – Developing Effective Abstinence- DC, Ernest C. Hopkins, San Francisco AIDS Oriented HIV Prevention Foundation, San Francisco, CA Interventions

Session Location: HANOVER D - (Hyatt Hotel – Track G Exhibit level) GR01 – Methamphetamine Use and Sexual Presentation Number: DR26 Risk Behavior: A Discussion of Research, Program and Policy Presentation Title: Deciding What Makes an HIV Activities of CDC, SAMHSA, and Prevention Program Effective: What is Abstinence Other National, State and Local and Can it Be an Option? Agencies

Author(s): Bayer, CR – Center of Excellence for Session Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Sexual Health, Morehouse School of Medicine, Exhibit level) Atlanta, GA Presentation Number: GR01

Track E Presentation Title: Methamphetamine Use and Sexual Risk Behavior: A Discussion of Research, ER03 – 46% is Unacceptable: Mobilizing Program and Policy Activities of CDC, SAMHSA, Policy, Program and Research to and Other National, State and Local Agencies Address HIV among Black Gay Men Author(s): Mansergh, G - Centers for Disease Session Location: A706 - (Marriott Hotel – Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Atrium level)

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Plenary Session | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

PL02 - Impact on Communities of Color PANEL SPEAKERS

Robert Fullilove, Ed.D. Session Location: Mailman School of Public Health Centennial Ballroom - (Hyatt Hotel - Ballroom level) Columbia University New York, NY Moderator: Jocelyn Dorsey Valerie E. Stone, M.D. Director of Editorials and Public Affairs Massachusetts General Hospital WSB-TV Boston, MA Atlanta, GA

Rafael Diaz, Ph.D. Cèsar Chavez Institute San Francisco University San Francisco, CA

Cynthia Gomez, Ph.D. SFSU Health Equity Initiatives San Francisco State University San Francisco, CA

ManChui Leung Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum San Francisco, CA

Bonnie Duran, Dr.P.H. Department of Health Sciences School of Public Health and Community Medicine and Indigenous Wellness Research Institute University of Washington Seattle, WA

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Concurrent Sessions | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Track A Track A

A11 – HIV Prevention with the Mentally Ill: A14 – Aging and HIV Prevention Across Motivation-Skills the Life Span

Room Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Session Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Conference Center level) (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level)

Session Description: Research findings increas- Session Description: Many studies focus on HIV ingly support the contention that the incidence of risks for adolescents and younger populations, yet HIV infection, sexually transmitted diseases, and older individuals – particularly older MSM and sexual and drug use behaviors are high among African American women – have particular chal- people with serious mental illness. Given these high lenges that should be addressed by programs. prevalence rates, both primary and secondary HIV While older women (especially African American prevention interventions are clearly indicated. This women) are impacted by HIV/AIDS, they may not session describes an effort to reduce the incidence perceive that they risk infection. This session of HIV for people with serious mental illness (SMI) describes how sexual risk and risk reduction atti- by developing an effective primary and secondary tudes and behaviors differ across age for African HIV risk reduction intervention that can be easily American women and suggests that HIV prevention delivered to this population in the “real world” set- programs may benefit from targeting older women tings. The session will also describe the importance with information about condom use and HIV risk. of consumer involvement in successful efforts of The session also examines differences in rates of this nature. unprotected assertive intercourse among HIV-positive men over 50 who have sex with women vs. Presentation Number: A11 – 1 MSM; findings suggest that this group may require targeted prevention messages to further prevent Presentation Title: HIV Prevention with the the spread of HIV in the older adult population. In Mentally Ill: Motivation-Skills addition, results from a study on substance abuse among older, HIV-positive men suggest the need to Author(s): Brady,S; Berger-Greenstein, J; develop a dual-intervention that addresses both Rollason-Reese, C depressive symptoms and drug use. Boston University School of Medicine/ Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA

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Presentation Number: A14 – 1 Francisco, CA; Christian Alvez, Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum, San Francisco, Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Across the Life CA; Tri Do, MD, MPH, University of California, San Span: Age and HIV Preventive Attitudes, Behaviors, Francisco, San Francisco, CA; Frank Wong, PhD, and Efficacy Georgetown University, Washington, DC

Author(s): Corneille, MA; Fitzgerald, A; Johnson, J - Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Track B

Presentation Number: A14 – 2 B05 – HIV and STD Coinfection Prevalence

Presentation Title: Sexual Behaviors Among HIV- Session Location: HANOVER F/G - (Hyatt Hotel – Positive Men Over 50 Exhibit level)

Author(s): Bimbi, DS1;Tomassilli, J1; Parsons, JT1; Session Description: This session will present a Karpiak, SE2; Shippy, RA3 - 1Center for HIV/AIDS discussion and findings regarding the persistent Educational Studies and Training (CHEST), Hunter prevalence of HIV and STD coinfection. Studies will College, City University of NY, New York, NY; include STI prevalence in HIV-discordant sexual 2Center for HIVAIDS Community Research Initiative partnerships, and the impact of syphilis and Nigeria of America (ACRIA), New York, NY; 3AIDS gonorrhea on the spread of HIV in same-sex Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA), contacts. New York, NY Presentation Number: B05 – 1 Presentation Number: A14 – 3 Presentation Title: Matching Syphilis and HIV Presentation Title: Substance Use and Symptoms Registries in Chicago: Benefits to HIV Case of Depression Among Older HIV Positive Gay and Ascertainment and Syphilis Elimination Bisexual Men: Implications for Research and Intervention Author(s): Benbow,N; Christiansen, D; Kempler, C; Tabidze, I Author(s): Grov,C1; Tomassilli, JC1,2; Parsons, Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago, IL JT1,3; Karpiak, SE4; Shippy, RA4 - Audrey K. Bangi, PhD, University of California, San Francisco, San

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Presentation Number: B05 – 2 York, NY; 2BMCC, New York, NY; 3Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Baltimore, MD Presentation Title: HIV Infections Among Men Who have Sex with Men Diagnosed with Primary and Secondary Syphilis - Chicago, 2005-2006 Track B

Author(s): Tabidze, I; Benbow, N; Wong, W – B11 – Primary HIV Infection Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago, IL Session Location: HANOVER D – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Number: B05 – 3 Exhibit level)

Presentation Title: Trends in Neisseria Session Description: The session will examine Gonorrhoeae Incidence Among HIV-Positive Men in several studies that relate to testing methodologies Washington State, 1996 - 2005 being employed to detect HIV infection. Data reviewed includes use of nucleic acid amplification 1 1 Author(s): Stenger, MR ; Courogen, MT ; Carr, testing, use of oral specimens as an alternative and 2 3 4 JB1; Kerani, RP ; Newman, LM ; Djomand, G use of a combo assay fro a cost-effective alterna- 1 Washington State Dept. of Health, Olympia, WA; tive to pooled nucleic acid testing. 2Public Health - Seattle & King County, Seattle, 3 WA; U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Presentation Number: B11 – 1 Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 4HIV Vaccine Trial Network, Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center, Presentation Title: Examination of the Relationship Seattle, WA Between HIV-1 p24 Antigen Sensitivity and RNA Viral Load for the ARCHITECT® HIV Ag/Ab Presentation Number: B05 – 4 Combination Assay

Presentation Title: The Relative Prevalence of Author(s): Hackett Jr,J; Swanson, P; West, D; Different STIs in HIV-Discordant Sexual Vickstrom, R; Devare, SG; Schochetman, G; Partnerships: Data from a Risk Network Study in a Brennan, C High-risk New York Neighborhood Abbott Diagnostics, Abbott Park, IL

Author(s): Friedman, SR1; Bolyard, M2; Sandoval, M1; Mateu-Gelabert, P1; Maslow, C1; Zenilman, J3 1National Development & Research Institutes, New

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Presentation Number: B11 – 2 Track C

Presentation Title: Acute HIV Infection C01 – Innovative HIV Intervention Surveillance in an Upstate New York STD Clinic Approaches for MSM of Color

Author(s): Carrascal, A1; Woolston, B1; Smith, L1; Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V - Wethers, J1; McClamroch, K2; Coury-Doniger, P3; (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Urban, M3; Scahill, M3; Smith, K4 1New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY; 2State Session Description: This session will focus on University of New York, University at Albany, creative and effective HIV interventions for young Albany, NY; 3School of Medicine and Dentistry, men of color. University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; 4Monroe County Department of Health, Rochester, NY Presentation Number: C01 – 1

Presentation Number: B11 – 3 Presentation Title: Recruitment Methods and Yield in Community Research with African American Men Presentation Title: Oral Fluid Specimens for the Who Have Sex with Men Detection of Acute HIV Infection Author(s): Bradford, J1; Raminani, S2; Robinson, Author(s): Klausner, JD1; Winters, M2; Ahrens, K1; B3; Tieso, TL3; Lund, SM4; Shankle, MD5 Balamane, M2; Rowniak, S1; De La Roca, R1; 1Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA; Israelski, D3; Katzenstein, D2 - 1San Francisco 2Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA; Dept. Public Health, San Francisco, CA; 2Stanford 3University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Center for AIDS Research, Stanford, CA; 3San 4University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MA; 5AIDS Mateo Medical Center, San Mateo, CA Action Committee of Massachusetts, Boston, MA

Presentation Number: B11 – 4 Presentation Number: C01 – 2

Presentation Title: HIV Seroconverters at the Presentation Title: Young Men Young Voices: The Callen-Lorde Community Health Center Next Evolution in HIV Prevention for Young Men of Color Who Have Sex with Men Author(s): Vail, R Callen Lorde Community Health Center, New York, NY Author(s): Fields, SD1; Wharton, MJ1; Little, A2; Pannell, K2; Dobbs, E2; Dominguez, C2 -

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1University of Rochester-School of Nursing, Presentation Number: C01 – 4 Rochester, NY; 2Men of Color Health Awareness Project Inc (MOCHA), Rochester, NY Presentation Title: Circumcision status and HIV infection among black and Latino men who have Presentation Number: C01 – 3 sex with men in three U.S. cities

1 1 2 Presentation Title: Results of a CDC Funded Author(s): Millett, GA ; Ding, H ; Lauby, J ; Flores, 1 3 4 5 Multi-site EBI Adaptation Project for Adult HIV+ S ; Stueve, A ; Bingham, T ; Carballo-Dieguez, A ; 6 6 7 1 1 Men of Color Who Have Sex with Men Murrill, C ; Liu, K ; Wheeler, D ; Liau, A ; Marks, G 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Philadelphia Health Author(s): Raminani, SR1; Gai, S3; Ferreira-Pinto, Management Corporation (PHMC), Philadelphia, 3 JB2; Robinson, BE4; Rohatgi, R5; Gururaja, RP6; PA; Education Development Center, Inc, Boston, 4 Lund, SM7; Moreno, AV2; Redmann, J3; Rente, K5; MA; Los Angeles County Department of Health, 5 Shankle, MD8;Tieso, TL9;Wilson, J5; Bradford, J1 Los Angeles, CA; HIV Center for Clinical and 6 1The Fenway Institute at Fenway Community Behavioral Studies, New York, NY; New York City Health, Boston, MA; 2Planned Parenthood Center Dept of Mental Health and Hygiene, New York, NY; 7 of El Paso, El Paso, TX; 3NO/AIDS Task Force, New Hunter College School of Social Work, New York, NY Orleans, LA; 4Program in Human Sexuality Dept of Family Medicine & Community Health University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN; Track C 5Harlem United Community AIDS Center, New York, NY; 6NO/AIDS Task Force, New Orleans, LA; C12 – Interventions with People Living 7Department of Family Medicine & Community with HIV Health University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN; 8The MALE Center, AIDS Action Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Committee of Massachusetts, Inc., Boston, MA; SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) 9Program in Human Sexuality Department of Family Medicine & Comm. Health, Medical School, Session Description: A discussion of strategies Minneapolis, MN and effective interventions for persons living with HIV.

Presentation Number: C12 – 1

Presentation Title: Prevention Case Management/Comprehensive Risk Counseling and

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Services: Outcome of a Cross-Site Program Presentation Number: C12 – 4 Evaluation Presentation Title: PROSPER! Prevention with Author(s): Spikes, PS; Purcell, DW; Stratford, D; Positives - Adapting Healthy Relationships to Wang, T; Davis, C African American Women in Washington, DC Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA Author(s): Charles, AR; Jones, D; Maine, C; Nalls, P Presentation Number: C12 – 2 The Women’s Collective, Washington, DC

Presentation Title: Voices of People Living with HIV: Findings from Project Safe-Talk a Motivational Track C Interviewing Based Safe Sex Program C14 – Biomedical and Structural Interventions Author(s): Tiller, SK; Golin, CE; Amola, K; Patel, SN; to Prevent HIV Transmission Davis, R - University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC Session Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Number: C12 – 3 Exhibit level)

Presentation Title: Results of a Twelve-month, Session Description: A discussion of biomedical Multi-site, Clinic-Based Behavioral Intervention: and structural interventions to prevent HIV Positive STEPS for HIV patients transmission (circumcision, lubricants, microbicides and condoms) Author(s): Gardner, LI1; Marks, G1; O’Daniels, C2; Wilson, T3; Golin, C4;Wright, J5; Quinlivan, EB4; Presentation Number: C14 – 1 Bradley-Springer, L6; Thompson, M7; Raffanti, S8; Thrun, M9 Presentation Title: The Effect of Infant Circumcision 1Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA; 2McKing on a U.S. Male’s Lifetime Risk of HIV Infection by Consulting and Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, Race and Ethnicity GA; 3State University of New York, Brooklyn, NY; 4University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Chapel Author(s): Sansom, S; Hutchinson, A; An, Q; Hall, I; Hill, NC; 5University of Missouri-Kansas City, Lasry, A; Taylor, A Kansas City, MO; 6University of Colorado at Denver, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Denver, CO; 7AIDS Research Consortium, Atlanta, GA; 8Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN; 9Denver Public Health, Denver, CO

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Presentation Number: C14 – 2 Author(s): LeBlanc, M1,2; Pickett, J2,3; Gorbach, P4,2; Javanbakht, M4 Presentation Title: The Effectiveness of Condom 1Global Campaign for Microbicides, OTTAWA, ON, Distribution Programs: A Systematic Review, 1988- Canada; 2International Rectal Microbicides Working 2006 Group, Ottawa, ON, Canada; 3AIDS Foundation of Chicago, Chicago, IL; 4UCLA, Los Angeles, CA Author(s): Charania, MR; Crepaz, N; Lyles, C; for the HIV/AIDS Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) Team, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Track C Atlanta, GA C15 – Maximizing the Potential of the Presentation Number: C14 – 3 Internet as a Research and Prevention Tool Presentation Title: Good Things in Small Packages: New York City’s Branded Condom Campaign Session Location: SPRING – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center Level) Author(s): Cutler,B; Wilson, J; Park, JC; Rothschild, N - New York City Dept. of Health and Mental Session Description: Using the potential of the Hygiene, New York, NY internet as research tool the discussion will include online intervention, partner notification and promo- Presentation Number: C14 – 4 tion of healthy behavior.

Presentation Title: The Microbicide Field’s Presentation Number: C15 – 1 Changing Terrain: A Vaginal & Rectal Pipeline Update Presentation Title: Differences in Internet Partner Notification Acceptability Among Men Who Have Author(s): Boyce, LM; Finley, BM; Plescia, CJ; des Sex with Men by HIV Serostatus and STI History Vignes, F; Harrison, PF - Alliance for Microbicide Development, Silver Spring, MD Author(s): Mimiaga, MJ1; Tetu, AM2; Gortmaker,S3; Koenen, K3; Fair, AD1; Novak, DS4;VanDerwarker, Presentation Number: C14 – 5 R2; Bertrand, T4; Adelson, S5; Mayer, KH6 - 1The Fenway Institute and Harvard University, School of Presentation Title: International Lubricant Use Public Health, Boston, MA; 2The Fenway Institute Patterns for Anal Intercourse and Boston University, School of Public Health, Boston, MA; 3Harvard University, School of Public

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Health, Boston, MA; 4The Massachusetts (MSM) Who Use the Internet to Meet Sex Partners Department of Public Health, Boston, MA; 5Internet in New York City Interventions, Inc., Chelsea, MA; 6The Fenway Institute and Brown University, School of Author(s): Navejas, M; Liu, K; Raj-Singh, S; Murrill, C Medicine/Miriam Hospital, Boston, MA New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, NY Presentation Number: C15 – 2

Presentation Title: Boosting the Quality of Gay/Bi Track D Men’s Online Communication to Promote Healthy Community Norms: A Web-Based, HIV-Prevention D01 – HIV Prevention in HBCU Settings Intervention Session Location: HANOVER C - (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Curotto, A1; Rebchook, G1; Levine, D2 - Exhibit level) 1UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, San Francisco, CA; 2Internet Sexuality Information Session Description: With recent epidemiological Services, Inc., Oakland, CA investigations showing heightened presence of HIV infection on historically Black colleges and universi- Presentation Number: C15 – 3 ties (HBCUs), attention has turned to developing culturally specific prevention initiatives in these set- Presentation Title: Increased HIV Disclosure and tings. This oral session will examine approaches HIV Testing After an Online Intervention for Men that have been undertaken in HBCUs, mostly in the Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) southeastern U.S., and share results from those endeavors. Author(s): Chiasson, M1; Shuchat Shaw,F2; Humberstone, M1; Hirshfield, S1 - 1Medical and Presentation Number: D01 -1 Health Research Association of New York City, New York, NY; 2New York University Steinhardt School Presentation Title: Addressing HIV Prevention of Culture, Education, and Human Development, Education at Minority Educational Institutions- New York, NY HBCUs and HSIs

Presentation Number: C15 – 4 Author(s): Carlon, A – Center for Health Training, Austin, TX Presentation Title: Participation in Online HIV Prevention Among Men Who Have Sex with Men

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Presentation Number: D01 – 2 Track D

Presentation Title: Project Commit to Prevent D10 – HIV Prevention with Youth HIV/STD Transmission in North Carolina’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM NORTH - (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Author(s): Hoke, K; Houston, L; Hamilton, T - North Carolina HIV/STD Prevention and Care Session Description: Young people aged 13-24 Branch, Raleigh, NC continue to be a substantial portion of reported HIV cases, and may be the age cohort in which the Presentation Number: D01 – 3 largest portion of new HIV infections are occurring. This session will examine three prevention initia- Presentation Title: Minority Education Institution tives recently undertaken in the U.S. targeting hard- (MEI) Initiative - Student Peer-Led Prevention to-reach youth, issues encountered, and findings. Interventions Presentation Number: D10 -1 Author(s): Schaffer, TM, MPH1; Cooke, V2; Richards, C3 - 1McFarland and Associates, Inc., Presentation Title: Challenges in Implementing Silver Spring, MD; 2Bowie State University, Bowie, HIV Prevention for Positives Initiatives with MD; 3SAMHSA/Center for Substance Abuse Adolescents and Young Adults: Lessons Learned Prevention, Rockville, MD and Barriers Crossed

Presentation Number: D01 – 4 Author(s): Phill, RN1; Bryant, YU1; Georges, CL2; Lagrange, RD1; Peralta, L1 - 1University of Presentation Title: HIV Transmission and Maryland, Baltimore, MD; 2Department of Health Prevention Counseling Trainings: Building Capacity and Mental Hygiene, Maryland AIDS Administration, for HIV Prevention at Historically Black Colleges Baltimore, MD and Universities Presentation Number: D10 – 2 Author(s): Poteat, TC; Culyba, RJ; Harrison, A; Holcombe, J - Southeast AIDS Training and Presentation Title: Housing as a Tool to Reduce Education Center (SEATEC), Department of Family HIV Risk for Homeless Youth and Preventive Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA

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Author(s): Wilderson, DM; Lee, J - Larkin Street health data when addressing HIV prevention with Youth Services, San Francisco, CA African-American women.

Presentation Number: D10 – 3 Presentation Number: D18 – 1

Presentation Title: Using a Social Networks Presentation Title: Summative Evaluation of a Strategy to Recruit Adolescents for HIV Prevention Community Mobilization Project Designed to Interventions Eliminate Disparities in HIV Disease

Author(s): Deli, K; Albors, L - Cicatelli Associates Author(s): Darrow, WW1; Kim, S2; Uribe, C1; Obiaja, Inc, New York, NY K1; Sanchez-Brana, E1; Gladwin, H1 1Florida International University, North Miami, FL; 2Florida International University, Miami, FL Track D Presentation Number: D18 – 2 D18 – HIV Prevention in Racial and Ethnic Minority Communities Presentation Title: Community Based Prevention: An Application of the Community Readiness Model Session Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA - (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Author(s): Burnside, MA1,2; Plested, BA1,3 – 1CASAE; Advancing HIV/AIDS Prevention in Native Session Description: For many years, certain ethnic Communities, Fort Collins, CO; 2Colorado State minority communities in the U.S. have been dispro- University, Fort Collins, Colorado, CO; 3Colorado portionately affected by the HIV epidemic. Two pre- State University, Fort Collins, CO senters in this session will share information on community-level initiatives that have been undertak- Presentation Number: D18 – 3 en (one targeting Native Americans, the other African-Americans). A third presenter will present Presentation Title: The Use of Epidemiologic and data on a “research to practice” method developed Other Data in Selecting Behavioral HIV Prevention to assist public health policymakers and HIV preven- Interventions for African American Women tion service providers with integrating the findings of national surveillance with other sources of public Author(s): Sharpe, TT; Collins, C; Glassman, M - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA

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Track E Author(s): Halkitis, PN; Lucas, P – New York University, New York, NY E03 – Comprehensive HIV Prevention Policy for Women Presentation Number: E03 – 4

Session Location: CAIRO - (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: The Exchange Network: Embassy Hall level) Developing Grassroots Action for Black Women

Session Description: This session will focus on Author(s): Young, T1; Coleman, J2, Community women and HIV particularly around HIV testing, Education Group, Washington, DC, Jaqueline behaviors, services, and support systems. Coleman, Vision Que!, Washington, DC.

Presentation Number: E03 – 1 Track E Presentation Title: HIV Testing Among Women in the United States. E08 – Policy Issues Around Public Sex Environments Author(s): Schilling, K; Inungu, J; Mumford, V – CMU, Mt Pleasant, MI Session Location: HONG KONG - (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Presentation Number: E03 – 2 Session Description: This session will focus on Presentation Title: Women and HIV - Beyond the HIV/STI prevention efforts in bathhouses. Behavioral Presentation Number: E08 – 1 Author(s): Smith, KJ; Arias, G – Kimberleigh J. Smith, Gina Arias, Gay Men’s Health Crisis, New Presentation Title: The Venues Project: Reducing York, NY. Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Bathhouses, Sex Clubs, Presentation Number: E03 – 3 Internet Sites, and Circuit Parties

Presentation Title: Assessing Supportive and Case Author(s): Wohlfeiler,D1; T eret, S2;Woodruff, A1 – Management Services in the Lives of HIV-Positive 1CA DHS/STD Control Branch, Oakland, CA; New York City Women 2Center for the Law and the Public’s Health, Baltimore, MD

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Presentation Number: E08 – 2 Presentation Number: F02 – 2

Presentation Title: HIV/STI Testing Programs in Presentation Title: Mental Health and HIV Disease: Bathhouses: Canada and U.S. Comparison The Pain Behind the Mask

Author(s): Woods, WJ; Binson, D; Euren, J; Author(s): Dawson, AG, Jr – Alvin G. Dawson, Jr, Pollack, LM – William J. Woods, PhD, Diane MA Counseling, LPC, UT Soutwestern Medical Binson, PhD, Jason Euren, Lance M. Pollack, PhD, Center, Dallas, TX. University of California, SF, San Francisco, CA.

Track F Track F F14 – Training Prevention Educators F02 – Interface of Mental Health and Prevention Room Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Session Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Session Description: Prevention counselors and outreach workers need access to factual informa- Session Description: This session will review men- tion in readily useable formats. This workshop will tal illness as a common comorbidity of people liv- provide tools to assist prevention workers in ing with HIV and the impact this has on HIV preven- answering the most challenging concerns raised by tion. A culturally specific program utilizing mental clients, describe key elements of a prevention pro- health providers in HIV prevention will be presented. grams that incorporate HIV positive speakers, and review key challenges for conducting PWP work Presentation Number: F02 – 1 that can be addressed through training.

Presentation Title: The Role of Mental Health in Presentation Number: F14 – 1 HIV Prevention Presentation Title: I’ll Have to Get Back to You on Author(s): Fernandez, E – Elena Fernandez, MSW, That: Tools Every Prevention Educator Needs to AltaMed, Los Angeles, CA. Maintain Credibility and Motivate Behavioral Change

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Author(s): Fallon, SJ1; Ramos, A2; Narvaez, RR3 ing people living with HIV. Programs presented will 1Skills4, Inc., Ft Lauderdale, FL; 2Downtown Youth include: prevention case management and compre- Clinic, Oakland, CA; 3Hispanic Unity of Florida, hensive risk counseling and services for individuals Hollywood, FL testing positive for HIV and their sex and injection drug-using partners; an intervention targeting HIV- Presentation Number: F14 – 2 infected individuals who are named as contacts to STD cases or new HIV cases or identified as having Presentation Title: Training HIV+ Persons as an STD after being diagnosed with HIV; and two Primary Prevention Workers training programs to help providers better understand the complex bio-medical, psychological, and Author(s): Sias, Jr., L social-behaviors concerns experienced by those International AIDS Empowerment, El Paso, TX living with HIV/AIDS, as well as the co-occurring behavioral health problems, that can result in high- Presentation Number: F14 – 3 risk behaviors and a failure to adhere to medication.

Presentation Title: Provider Challenges and Presentation Number: G09 – 1 Successes in Conducting Effective Prevention with Positives (PWP) Work: Results of a Statewide Presentation Title: THE NIA Project (Part 1 of 2): A Needs Assessment Culturally Competent Model of Integrated Service Provisions for High-Risk HIV Positive and Negative Author(s): Vincent, T; Kong, CJ; Gandelman, A African-Americans CA Department of Health Services, CA STD/HIV Prevention Training Center, Oakland, CA Author(s): Underwood, N; Wright, C – CAL-PEP, Oakland, CA

Track G Presentation Number: G09 – 2

G09 – Integrative Services for People Living Presentation Title: When Knowledge is Just Not with HIV Enough: Developing a Recalcitrant Policy for HIV Positive Persons Session Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – 2 1 1 Atlanta Conference Center level) Author(s): Carrel, JJ ; Longfellow,L – Louisiana Office of Public Health STD Program, New Orleans, 2 Session Description: This session explores inte- LA; Louisiana Office of Public Health HIV/AIDS grating HIV prevention services into services target- Program, New Orleans, LA

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Presentation Number: G09 – 3 Session Description: Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) is a way of managing Presentation Title: Sexual Risk Taking and interconnected health issues, separate Psychological Distress: Implications for HIV-Related programmatic activities, and services to enhance Mental Health Providers to Deliver Prevention public health impact. PCSI efforts build upon Messages customary linkages and help establish new connections to related services. The goal of PCSI is Author(s): Basta, T1; Shacham, E2; Reece, M3 – to provide prevention programs and services that 1Ohio University, Athens, OH; 2Washington are holistic, science-based, comprehensive, and University, St. Louis, MO; 3Indiana University, high quality to those at risk for or those infected Bloomington, IN with HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STDs or TB. Effective, evidence-based PCSI will remove barriers to, and Presentation Number: G09 – 4 facilitate the adoption of, more integrated HIV, STD, TB and viral hepatitis prevention service delivery for Presentation Title: Working with Multiple clients by aligning NCHHSTP activities, systems, Diagnosed Clients with HIV/AIDS: Promoting and policies. In this symposium, NCHHSTP Medication Adherence Through Use of the Leaders will reflect upon their plans in providing ADHERE Model national leadership in support of improved collaboration between HIV, viral hepatitis, STD Author(s): Tomaszewski, EP1; Gallego, S2,3 – and TB prevention programs and strengthening 1National Association of Social Workers, integration at the client level where and when Washington, DC; 2National Association of Social appropriate. Workers – HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project Faculty, Washington, DC; 3University of Texas, Austin, TX Presentation Number: G16 – 1

Presentation Title: Program Collaboration and Track G Service Integration: CDC’s Leadership Perspectives on Developing and Implementing a New National G16 – CDC’s Leadership in the Integration Priority of Prevention Services Author(s): Fenton, K; DeLisle, S Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Atlanta, GA

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Concurrent Sessions | 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Track A Presentation Number: A03 – 1

A03 – Racial and Ethnic Disparities in HIV Presentation Title: Black-White Disparities in HIV Infection: Social and Contextual Infection Among Men Who Have Sex with Men: A Influences Meta-Analytic Examination of HIV Risk Behaviors

Session Location: COURTLAND - (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Millett, G1; Flores, S1; Peterson, J2; Atlanta Conference Center level) Bakeman, R2 – 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA Session Description: This session explores the racial disparity in HIV prevalence between Black Presentation Number: A03 – 2 and White MSM in the United States. The session describes a meta-analysis of quantitative studies of Presentation Title: Internet Sex Ads for MSM and MSM and compared HIV risks between these two Partner Selection Criteria: The Potency of groups; findings suggest that behavioral risk factors Race/Ethnicity Online for HIV infection do not explain elevated rates in Black MSM. Future research should focus on the Author(s): Paul, JP1;Ayala, G2; Choi, K1 – contribution of factors other than individual risks to 1Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, San explain racial disparities in HIV infection rates. The Francisco, CA; 2AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los session will also describe focus group discussions Angeles, CA and individual qualitative interviews with MSM of color in Los Angeles. Findings indicate that Internet Presentation Number: A03 – 3 ads used by MSM to find sexual partners explicitly emphasize race/ethnicity as a criterion for sexual Presentation Title: Risky Sexual Behavior Among partner selection — raising concerns about self- African-American Men Who Have Sex with Men: perceptions of MSM of color, power dynamics The Effects of Peer Norms for Condom Use on within individual “hook-ups”, and sexual behavior Risky Sexual Behavior as Moderated by Socio- choices. The session also describes a study to Demographic, Socio-Contextual, and Health- examine risky sexual behavior among African- Related Variables American MSM and assess moderating effects of socio-demographic, socio-contextual, and health- Author(s): Holliday, CS related variables. Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA

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Presentation Number: A03 – 4 Presentation Number: A19 – 1

Presentation Title: HIV/AIDS Knowledge, Attitudes Presentation Title: Using Artistic Media to Educate and Behaviors Among African-American Students Youth About HIV/AIDS Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities Author(s): Bell, C Author(s): Wright, P.D; Wahi, S Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association, Anchorage, AK UNCFSP, Fairfax, VA Presentation Number: A19 – 2

Track A Presentation Title: Comparison of Characteristics and Behaviors Between MSM Actively Using the A19 – Innovative Technological Approaches Internet for Sex in Seattle, WA and MSM Not Actively to HIV Prevention: Use of the Internet Using the Internet for Sex and Artistic Media Author(s): Gulati, HS1; Lane, AH1; Shiu, C2; Kahle, Session Location: BAKER - (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta EM1; Chipps, JV1 Conference Center level) 1Public Health - Seattle & King County, Seattle, WA; 2University of Washington School of Social Work, Session Description: The session describes the Seattle, WA Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association’s use of a play (The Inner Circle: Changing Times) to provide HIV Presentation Number: A19 – 3 prevention information to high schools in Anchorage (AK) and the Kenai Peninsula. The session also Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Using Media Arts describes REACH LA’s use of media production, to Increase Rates of HIV Testing Among Young MSM fashion, and ball events to engage and retain youth and MSM/W of Color. in an HIV risk-reduction counseling program. Finally, the session describes a study on young MSM who Author(s): Horton, M; Carter, T - REACH LA, Los use the Internet to identify and meet sex partners Angeles, CA and describes considerations for providing prevention interventions to these youth, depending on the Internet sites used to seek sex partners.

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Track A Presentation Number: A23 – 3

A23 – New Developments in Biomedical Presentation Title: Pave 100, Recent Biomedical Interventions News and the Community

Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V - Author(s): Wakefield, Steven (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) HIV Vaccine Trials Network, Seattle, WA

Session Description: This session presents an Presentation Number: A23 – 4 overview and update of the field of biomedical interventions for HIV prevention and community Presentation Title: An Overview of HIV Vaccines engagement activities. Speakers will discuss and PAVE-100 circumcision, microbicides, and HIV vaccines including PAVE-100. Author(s): Fix, A; Kripke, Katharine Division of AIDS, NIAID, National Institutes of Health, Presentation Number: A23 – 1 DHHS, Bethesda, MD

Presentation Title: An Overview of Biomedical Intervention Research and Methods Track B

Author(s): Dieffenbach, Carl B14 – Incidence and Resistance Surveillance NIAID, Bethesda, MD Presentation Number: A23 – 2 Session Location: INMAN - (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: An Overview of Microbicides Session Description: This session will examine Author(s): Hillier, Sharon results of data regarding risk factors such as STD and University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine/Magee- use of creosoting as a basis for casual sexual Womens Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA contact. In addition, the results of a study regarding the implementation of Variant Atypical Resistant HIV Surveillance in a Texas pilot are discussed.

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Presentation Number: B14 – 1 Presentation Number: B14 – 3

Presentation Title: Risk Factors for Recent HIV Presentation Title: Implementing Variant Atypical Infection Among Seattle-Area Men Who Have Sex Resistant HIV Surveillance in Texas: Lessons Learned with Men from an Early Implementation Pilot Site

Author(s): Thiede, H1; Carey, JW2; Jenkins, RA3; Author(s): Janneh, MD1; Shehan, DA1; Jones, EM1; Hutcheson, R1; Thomas, KK4; Stall, RD5; White, E4; Jablonski, CL2; Freeman, A1; Melville, SK2 - 1UT Golden, MR4 – 1Public Health - Seattle and King Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX; 2Texas County, Seattle, WA; 2Centers for Disease Control Department of State Health Services, Austin, TX and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 3National Institute on Drug Abuse, Bethesda, MD; 4University of Presentation Number: B14 – 4 Washington, Seattle, WA; 5University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Presentation Title: Frequency and Mutation Patterns of Phylogenetically-linked Drug Resistant Strains Among Presentation Number: B14 – 2 Drug-Naïve Persons Newly Diagnosed with HIV1- Infection, United States, March 2003-October 2006 Presentation Title: HIV Incidence Among Men Diagnosed with Primary or Secondary Syphilis in Author(s): Pieniazek, D1; Wheeler,W2; Mahle, K2; Atlanta, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, 2004 - 2005 Kline, R1; Bodnar, U1; Hall, I1; US Variant, Atypical and Resistant HIV Surveillance (VARHS) Group – Author(s): Buchacz, K1; Klausner, JD2; Kerndt, PR3; 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Northrop Grumman, Atlanta, GA Shouse, RL4; Onorato, I1; McElroy, PD1; Schwendemann, J5; Tambe, PB6; Allen, M6; Coye, F7; Kent, CK2; Hawkins, K3; Samoff, E1; Brooks, JT1 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 2San Francisco Department of Public Health, San Francisco, CA; 3Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, Los Angeles, CA; 4Georgia Division of Public Health, Atlanta, GA; 5The New York State Diagnostic HIV Laboratory, Albany, NY; 6Fulton County Department of Health and Wellness, Atlanta, GA; 7Dekalb County Board of Health, Atlanta, GA

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Track B 1Louisiana Office of Public Health, HIV/AIDS Program, New Orleans, LA; 2St. John #5 Baptist B16 – Hurricane Katrina- Surveillance Under Church/Camp ACE, New Orleans, LA Emergency Conditions

Session Location: HANOVER D - (Hyatt Hotel – Track B Exhibit level) B18 - HIV Test - Prenatal, Emergency Session Description: The session will examine the Departments, and Corrections impact of Hurricane Katrina on surveillance under emergency conditions, including the impact of a Session Location: DUNWOODY - (Hyatt Hotel - long term loss of infrastructure or the situation of a Atlanta Conference Center level) sustained Public Health emergency. Session Description: This session examines the Presentation Number: B16 – 1 ongoing challenges and lessons learned in prenatal HIV screening. Furthermore, it also discusses Presentation Title: Integrating Ethnography and practical considerations and resources for making Epidemiology to Assess the Feasibility of HIV testing a routine in Emergency Departments. Conducting HIV Surveillance and Community Lastly, it discusses a rapid HIV screening program Capacity Building in Post-Hurricane Katrina New that was designed and implemented in a county jail Orleans Presentation Number: B18 – 1 Author(s): Robinson, WT2; Scott, G1; Gruber, DM3 1 2 – DePaul University, Chicago, IL; Louisiana State Presentation Title: Prenatal HIV Screening: 3 University, New Orleans, LA; Louisiana State Ongoing Challenges and Lessons Learned University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans, LA Author(s): Reilley,B1; Giberson, S2; Cheek, J1 Presentation Number: B16 – 2 1Indian Health Service, Albuquerque, NM; 2Indian Health Service, Rockville, MD Presentation Title: Responding to a Disaster: Lessons Learned in Areas of HIV Prevention and Presentation Number: B18 – 2 Surveillance Presentation Title: HIV Testing in Emergency 1 1 1 Author(s): Scalco, MB ; Gruber, DM ; Wendell, D ; Departments: A Practical Guide Davenport, T2; Robinson, WT1

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Author(s): Williams Torres, G; Reiter, J Author(s): Wasserheit, J, MD, MPH Health Research and Educational Trust, Chicago, IL Presentation Number: B19 – 2 Presentation Number: B18 – 3 Presentation Title: HSV and HIV: The Continuing Presentation Title: Design and Implementation of a Saga Rapid HIV Screening Program in a Large County Jail Author(s): Gottlieb, S, MD, MSPH Author(s): Rice, DK1, 2; Peppers, S1; Barth, T1; Dlugokinski, K1 Presentation Number: B19 – 3 1Wayne County Jail, Detroit, MI; 2Boston University School of Public Health, Boston, MA Presentation Title: Syphilis and HIV: Mutual Effects

Author(s): Beltrami, J, MD Track B Presentation Number: B19 – 4 B19 – STI/HIV Epidemiologic Interactions Presentation Title: Gonococcal and Chlamydial Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – Infections and HIV: Relative Importance (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Author(s): Kent, C, PhD Session Description: This session will examine the interactions between HIV and specific STIs with particular attention to epidemiologic context and Track C population subgroup. Other topics included in this session are differentiating among phases of HIV C03 – Behavioral Interventions for Women, epidemics at the population level, discussing the Heterosexual Men, and Couples natural history of HIV infection at the individual level, and also discussing programmatic implications of Session Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – scientific findings. Embassy Hall level)

Presentation Number: B19 – 1

Presentation Title: HIV Epidemic Phases and STD/HIV Interactions

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Session Description: A discussion on the efficacy of Author(s): DeMarco, RF behavioral interventions in reducing HIV risk behavior Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA and STD incidents among African American women. Presentation Number: C03 – 4 Presentation Number: C03 – 1 Presentation Title: Couple-Focused HIV Prevention Presentation Title: The Efficacy of Behavioral Interventions: A Systematic Review, 1988-2006 Interventions in Reducing HIV Risk Sex Behaviors and Incident STD Among African-American Women Author(s): Kay, LS; Jacobs, ED; Crepaz, N; Charania, in the U.S.: A Meta-analysis MR; for the HIV/AIDS Prevention Research Synthesis

Author(s): Crepaz, N; Aupont, LW; Jacobs, ED; (PRS) Team, Centers for Disease Control & Jones, P; Kay, L; Mizuno, Y; O’Leary, A; for HIV/AIDS Prevention, Atlanta, GA Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) Team, CDC, Atlanta, GA Track C

Presentation Number: C03 – 2 C06 – Lessons Learned from CDC’s Advancing HIV Prevention Initiative Presentation Title: Results of an Effectiveness Trial to Evaluate a Replication of the VOICES/VOCES HIV Session Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Prevention Intervention Exhibit level)

Author(s): Neumann, MS1; O’Donnell, L2; Schillinger, Session Description: This session will address J1,3; San Doval, A2; Blank, S1,3; O’Donnell, C2 lessons learned from the CDC’s Advancing HIV 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Prevention Initiative in reducing barriers to early GA; 2Education Development Center, Inc., Newton, diagnosis and care for HIV infection. MA; 3Bureau of STD, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, NY Presentation Number: C06 – 1

Presentation Number: C03 – 3 Presentation Title: Reducing Barriers to Early Diagnosis of and Care for HIV Infection: Lessons Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Efficacy in Inner Learned from the Advancing HIV Prevention (AHP) City Women at Risk or Living with HIV: The Use of Demonstration Projects, 2003-2007 the Film Women’s Voices Women’s Lives© on Safe Sex Behaviors, Intentions, and Silencing the Self

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Author(s): Heffelfinger, JD; Begley, E; Boyett, B; Presentation Title: Implementing Rapid HIV Gardner, L; Kimbrough, L; Margolis, AD; Schulden, J Testing in California Labor and Delivery Settings: CDC, Atlanta, GA Using Data to Inform Training and Technical Assistance Interventions (Part 2)

Track D Author(s): Sarnquist, C1; Brockmann, K2; Ritieni, A2; Maldonado, Y1 – 1Stanford University, D02 – HIV Prevention with Unique Stanford, CA; 2CA DHS, Office of AIDS, Populations of Women (2) Sacramento, CA

Session Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Number: D02 – 3 Exhibit level) Presentation Title: HIV Wisdom for Older Women: Session Description: HIV infection is still steadily A Prevention Program growing among populations of women, including some not commonly thought of as at high risk. This Author(s): Fowler, JP session will look at programmatic approaches that SWBlvd Family Health Care, Kansas City, KS have been taken with older women, Latinas, and women giving birth. Presenters will share findings from such endeavors, and lessons that can be Track D carried into other women-oriented interventions. D13 – Using Community Planning to Presentation Number: D02 – 1 Enhance HIV Prevention

Presentation Title: Adapting SISTA for Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Latinas/Hispanic Women SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel - International level)

Author(s): Phields, ME1; Ricker Kases, M2;Vega, Session Description: For more than a dozen M3; Stallworth, J1; Anderson, J4 – 1Centers for years, “working with the community” has been one Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 2 Inca of the mantras of the HIV prevention field. Panelists Consulting/Community Wellness Project, St. Louis, in this session will present information on data- MO; 3Latino Commission on AIDS, New York, NY; 4 driven community planning and evaluation American Psychological Association, Washington, DC approaches that were used in local communities in the U.S. and discuss how those approaches led Presentation Number: D02 – 2 to more effective HIV prevention activities.

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Presentation Number: D13 – 1 Author(s): Lewis, N; Laroche, LU Columbus Public Health, Columbus, OH Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Services in California Are Well Targeted to the Geography of the Epidemic Track D

Author(s): Shade, SB1; Steward, WT1; Myers, JM1; D20 – Peer-Based Programs for Dahlgren, CM2; Livermore, S2; Eckert, V2; Adolescents Krawczyk, CS2; Morin, SF1 - 1Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Francisco, CA; 2California Department of Public NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Health, Sacramento, CA - Starley B. Shade, PhD, MPH, Wayne T. Steward, PhD, MPH, Janet M. Session Description: Young people ages 13-24 Myers, PhD, MPH, Center for AIDS Prevention have long been a target population for HIV Studies, University of California, San Francisco, CA, prevention initiatives. This session will look at Christine M. Dahlgren, MPH, Stephen F. Morin, recent models that have been developed in school- PhD, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University based and community-based settings targeting of California, San Francisco, CA. African-American, Latino, and homeless youth.

Presentation Number: D13 – 2 Presentation Number: D20 – 1

Presentation Title: An Ecological Approach to Presentation Title: Addressing the HIV Prevention Addressing HIV/AIDS in the African American Needs of School Age Youth: Challenges and Successes Community Author(s): Swayzer, R, III1; Langer, S2; Toodle, M3; Author(s): Carr, CJ; Williams, CX; Richlen, WA; Orr, C4 1CDC/NCCDPHP/DASH, Atlanta, GA; McAweeney, MJ; Wagner, JH; Moore, DC 2North Carolina Dept of Public Instruction, Raleigh, Wright State University, SARDI Program, Dayton, OH NC; 3Alabama Department of Education, Montgomery, AL; 4Mississippi Department of Presentation Number: D13 – 3 Education, Jackson, MS

Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Community Planning in 2007 in Columbus, Ohio

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Presentation Number: D20 -2 Session Description: From its earliest days, the HIV epidemic has been intertwined with substanc use and Presentation Title: Latino Youth in Action: An abuse. Not only have certain methods of substance HIV Prevention and Leadership Program for Inner City use transmitted HIV, but substance use has frequently Latino Youth facilitated sexual behaviors at high for transmission. This session will review recent prevention initiatives Author(s): Morgan, X that have been undertaken with methamphetamine Hispanic AIDS Forum, New York, NY users and injection drug users in three different U.S. locations. Presentation Number: D20 – 3 Presentation Number: D23 – 1 Presentation Title: Urban Leadership: Reducing the Risks of HIV/AIDS Through Academic Community Presentation Title: Development of a Peer Education Service Learning Model Designed to Reduce HIV Risk Among Methamphetamine Injection Drug Users Author(s): Karagon, J Marygrove College, Detroit, MI Author(s): Rumptz, M1; Casciato, C1; Drach, L2; Guernsey, J1; Maher, J1; Stark, M1 Presentation Number: D20 – 4 1Multnomah County Health Department, Portland, OR; 2Oregon Public Health Division, Portland, OR Presentation Title: Strengths-Based HIV Prevention with Runaway Youth Presentation Number: D23 – 2

Author(s): Arnold, EM Presentation Title: Targeting a Key Exposure Wake Forest University School of Medicine Category: Serving IDUs Around Louisiana Department of Psychiatry,Winston-Salem, NC Author(s): Christos-Rodgers, J1; Bickham, J1; Wible, S2; Thomas, F1; Carrell, J1 Track D 1Louisiana Office of Public Health- HIV/AIDS Program, New Orleans, LA; 2Louisiana Office of Public Health- D23 – HIV Prevention with Substance Users HIV/AIDS Program, Monroe, L

Session Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel- Exhibit level)

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Presentation Number: D23 – 3 facilities entitled ACTS (Advise, Consent, Test, Support) as well as the steps for implementation Presentation Title: Gay Men and Meth: A Peer- in an Emergency Department. Based Approach Presentation Number: F01 – 1 Author(s): Rumpler,M; Morris, T; Bland, W The Speed Project - San Francisco AIDS Presentation Title: ACTS for HIV Testing: An Foundation, San Francisco, CA Evidenced Based System to Implement Routine Testing in Clinical Settings Presentation Number: D23 – 4 Author(s): Futterman, D Presentation Title: Taking It To The System and Adolescent AIDS Program, Montefiore Medical Population Center, Bronx, NY

Author(s): Rudd, C Presentation Number: F01 – 2 Connections, Bozeman, MT Presentation Title: Successful Implementation of Routine HIV Testing in Emergency Departments Track F Author(s): White, DA F01 – Scaling Up Counseling and Testing: Alameda County Medical Center, Oakland, CA New Guidelines and Practical Approaches Presentation Number: F01 – 3

Session Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Presentation Title: Strategies to Implement the (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) CDC Testing Guidelines

Session Description: In this session, the CDC Author(s): Branson, BM guidelines will be reviewed from the perspective CDC, Atlanta, GA of their practical implementation. Successful case studies will be presented highlighting a model for streamlined HIV testing and logistics in medical

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Track F Presentation Number: F07 – 2

F07 – Provider-Client Interactions Presentation Title: Critical Conversations Regarding HIV Treatment Adherence Session Location: HONG KONG - (Hyatt Hotel - Embassy Hall level) Author(s): Rintamaki, LS1; Hogan, TP2 1SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY; 2University of Illinois Session Description: The quality of the at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL relationship between a client and their health care provider impacts on the health outcomes in a Presentation Number: F07 – 3 number of ways. This session will explore several aspects of provider-client interactions, including Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Fatalism is attitudes and perceptions that impact on patients’ Associated with Less Frequent Delivery of willingness to disclose critical information to their Prevention with Positives Counseling Among providers regarding HIV risk behavior and adherence Providers in Publicly-Funded Clinics and the providers’ willingness to engage in behavioral interventions. Author(s): Steward, WT; Myers, JJ; Shade, SB; Koester, KA; Maiorana, A; Dawson Rose, C; Morin, SF Presentation Number: F07 – 1 Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Presentation Title: Disclosure of Sexual Identity to Health Care Providers Among Sexually Active Presentation Number: F07 – 4 Men Who Have Sex with Men Attending Gay Pride Events in the United States, 2006 Presentation Title: HIV Ally Presentation Strategies for Healthcare Personnel Author(s): Jafa-Bhushan, K; Sanchez, TH; Voetsch, AC; Begley, EB; Heffelfinger, JD Author(s): Rintamaki, LS1; Peters, KM2; Kosenko, KA3 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY; 2Northwestern Atlanta, GA University, Evanston, IL; 3University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL

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Track G Presentation Number: G01 – 1

G01 – Federal Leadership Summit on Presentation Title: Improving collaboration and Service Integration and Program integration across Federal Agencies: Perspectives Collaboration from HHS Leaders

Session Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA - Author(s): Fenton, K; Bates, C (Hyatt Hotel - Embassy Hall level) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Session Description: Collaboration between Federal Agencies on HIV prevention is challenging at times, but not impossible – indeed there are many models of best and promising practice in existence. With the continuing evolution of the HIV epidemic in the United States, improved and strengthened collaboration between Federal Agencies is unarguably more important now than ever. However persistent barriers to collaboration include organizational bureaucracy, time limitations, commitment and will. Despite these, there are numerous examples of effective collaboration across Federal agencies in support of HIV prevention. In this NHPC Leadership Symposium, leaders from CDC, HRSA, SAMSHA, HIS and NIH will be brought together to reflect on some of successes in working across organizational boundaries, the current challenges and future directions for strengthening collaboration in support of integrated and holistic HIV prevention activities.

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Concurrent Sessions | 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Track A Presentation Number: A05 – 1

A05 – Getting “High” on Sex: Sexual- and Presentation Title: Non-Injection Drug Use, High- Drug-Related HIV Risk Among MSM Risk Sexual Behaviors, and HIV Seroconversion Risk Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Chicago and Los Angeles SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Author(s): Carey, JW1; Mejia, R1; Gelaude, D1; Session Description: Men who have sex with men Bingham, T2; Ciesielski, C3; Herbst, JH1; Sinunu, (MSM) account for 49% of newly diagnosed HIV M1; Sey,E2; Prachand, N4; Jenkins, RA1; Stall, R5 infections among men in the United States. Prior 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Los Angeles County studies have found links between sexual risk-taking Department of Public Health, Los Angeles, CA; behaviors and use of drugs including methamphet- 3CDC & Chicago Department of Public Health, amines, poppers (amyl nitrates), PDE-5 inhibitors Chicago, IL; 4Chicago Department of Public Health, such as Viagra, and other substances. This session Chicago, IL; 5University of Pittsburgh, School of addresses how drugs used during or before sex, Public Health, Pittsburgh, PA along with high-risk sexual behaviors, affect the risk for acquiring HIV infection among MSM living in Presentation Number: A05 – 2 Chicago and Los Angeles. The session describes data from formative research for an intervention to Presentation Title: Crystal Methamphetamine: reduce or prevent Crystal Meth use among young Qualitative Interviews with Young Men Who Have MSM in Los Angeles, and findings from a study to Sex with Men assess the prevalence and trends in methamphetamine use, sexual activity, and medication adher- Author(s): Hudson, SM; Copeland, J ence in HIV-infected patients in care in San Health Research Association, Hollywood, CA Francisco. HIV programs should strengthen collaboration with STI and drug programs; continue efforts to Presentation Number: A05 – 3 reduce risky sexual behaviors among MSM; highlight drugs' (particularly methamphetamine's) dangers; Presentation Title: Trends and Current Prevalence implement clinic-based interventions to assess and of Methamphetamine Use and Sexual Activity treat methamphetamine use; and make appropriate Among HIV-infected Patients in Care-San mental health referrals to help stem the use of Crystal Francisco, 2004-2006 Meth as self-medication.

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Author(s): Marquez, C1; Mitchell, SJ2; Hare, CB1; Presentation Number: A21 – 1 John, M1; Klausner, JD2 1University of California, San Francisco, San Presentation Title: Protective and Risk Factors for Francisco, CA; 2STD Prevention and Control HIV-Related Behavior Among Adolescent MSM Services, San Francisco Department of Public Health, San Francisco, CA Author(s): Goodenow,C Massachusetts Department of Education, Malden, MA Track A Presentation Number: A21 – 2 A21 – Youth and HIV: Issues Germane to Disease Prevention and Health Presentation Title: Neighborhood and Community Promotion Predictors of Sexual and Drug Risk Behaviors Among African American Adolescents Whose Mothers Use Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – Crack Cocaine (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Author(s): Eke, AN1; Lam, WK2; Fisher, H1 1 2 Session Description: This session examines issues CDC, Atlanta, GA; RTI International, Research of importance to different groups of adolescents: Triangle Park, NC young men who have sex with men; adolescents with substance-abusing parents; parentally HIV- Presentation Number: A21 – 3 infected youth; and HIV-exposed youth. For all of these groups, little is known about social and/or Presentation Title: All Grown Up: Sexual environmental factors that may be protective against, Transmission Risk Behaviors and Prevention Needs and those that may exacerbate, higher HIV risk. of Youth with Perinatally Acquired HIV Infection in Findings suggest that all adolescents must receive Three U.S. Cities effective AIDS prevention education. Presenters 1 1 2 describe the need for community-level HIV preven- Author(s): Koenig, LJ ; Hodge, K ; Chandwani, S ; 3 4 5 tion interventions for high risk adolescents which Abramowitz, S ; LaGrange, R ; D’Angelo, L 1 transcend individual approaches and focus on neigh- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, 2 borhood/community influences; serostatus disclosure GA; New York University School of Medicine, New 3 to parentally HIV-infected youth prior to their sexual York, NY; New York University School of Medicine, 4 debut; and targeted prevention messages for these New York, NY; University of Maryland School of 5 adolescents. Medicine, Baltimore, MD; Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC

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Presentation Number: A21 – 4 Presentation Number: B07 – 1

Presentation Title: Sexual Behavior, Substance Use, Presentation Title: Factors Associated with HIV and HIV Knowledge Among Perinatally HIV-Infected Testing Among African Americans in the United and HIV-Exposed Uninfected Youth States: Analysis of the 2005 National Health Interview Survey Author(s): Bachanas, PJ1,2; Tepper, VJ3; Freedman, D4; Ferdon, CD1,2; Koenig, LJ1; Allison, S3; Author(s): Ye, J1; Xu, Z2 Marhefka, S5; Carter, R5 1Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA; 2 1Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA; 2Emory Emory University, Atlanta, GA University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA; 3University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD; 4Vanderbilt Presentation Number: B07 – 2 University, Nashville, TN; 5Columbia University, New York, NY Presentation Title: HIV Incidence Surveillance in Philadelphia, 2006

Track B Author(s): Harris-McCoy, KC; Trino, R; McAnaney, J; Brady, KA B07 – African American HIV Testing and Philadelphia Department of Public Health, AACO, Surveillance Philadelphia, PA

Session Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Number: B07 – 3 Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: Reasons for Obtaining HIV Session Description: This session will discuss the Testing During a City-wide HIV Screening Campaign, prevalence of HIV in non-Hispanic Blacks from Washington, D.C., 2006-7 studies in 2 US cities as well as CDC data from 33 states from 2001-2005. Of particular note are the Author(s): Castel, AD1; Schenfeld, J1; Mbagaya, V1; findings regarding the impact on non-Hispanic Black Wu, C1; Anand, K1; Jolaosho, T2; West, TL2; women and foreign-born women. Magnus, M1; Peterson, J1; Hitchcock, D2; Rennie, L2; Sansone, M2; Greenberg, A1 1George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, Washington, DC; 2HIV/AIDS Administration, District of Columbia Department of Health, Washington, DC

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Presentation Number: B07 – 4 Presentation Number: B09 – 2

Presentation Title: Disparities in Diagnoses of Presentation Title: The Relationship Between HIV/AIDS Among Foreign-Born and US-Born Non- Recent STI Diagnoses and HIV Positivity Among Hispanic Blacks, 33 States, 2001-2005 Non-IDU Women Accessing HIV Counseling and Testing in California Author(s): Satcher, AJ; Hu, X; Dean, HD Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Author(s): Eckert, VL1; Samoff, E2; Bolan, G2; Atlanta, GA Krawczyk, C1 1California Department of Public Health, Office of AIDS, Sacramento, CA; 2California Department of Track B Public Health, STD Control Branch, Richmond, CA

B09 – Women, Children and Youth Presentation Number: B09 – 3

Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V – Presentation Title: Outcomes of Missed (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Opportunities for Perinatal HIV Prevention, 1999- 2003, Enhanced Perinatal Surveillance (EPS) Session Description: The session will discuss the Project, 24 Sites in the United States analysis of data regarding the rise of HIV infection among women in a variety of settings. Discussion Author(s): Whitmore, SK will include missed opportunities for impacting on CDC, Atlanta, GA perinatal transmission, the need for testing and prevention programs targeted to high school students Presentation Number: B09 – 4 and the relationship of STI and HIV among non-IDU African American and Latina women. Presentation Title: Characteristics of HIV-Infected Pregnant Non-Hispanic Black Women Delivering Presentation Number: B09 – 1 Live Infants, Enhanced Perinatal Surveillance (EPS) Project, 24 Sites, 1999-2003 Presentation Title: HIV Testing Among Women in the United States Author(s): Whitmore, S; Espinoza, L; Durant, T Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Author(s): Schilling, K; Inungu, J; Mumford, V Atlanta, GA CMU, Mt Pleasant, MI

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Presentation Number: B09 – 5 Presentation Title: Preliminary Positive HIV Testing Results from a City-Wide HIV Screening Campaign, Presentation Title: The Prevalence of HIV Testing Washington, DC, 2006-2007 Among High School Students - United States, 2005 Author(s): Castel, AD1; Anand, K1; Wu, C1; Author(s): Doshi, SR; Eaton, DK Jolaosho, T2; West, TL2; Eniola, S2; Hitchcock, D2; CDC, Atlanta, GA Mbagaya, V1; Schenfeld, J1; Rennie, L2; Peterson, JA1; Magnus, M1; Greenberg, AE1; Sansone, M2 1Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Track B George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, Washington, DC; B15 – HIV Testing Paradigms 2HIV/AIDS Administration, District of Columbia Department of Health, Washington, DC Session Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Presentation Number: B15 – 3

Session Description: The session will discuss HIV Presentation Title: HIV Diagnostic Testing in US Testing with respect to routine vs. general popula- Emergency Departments, 1993-2004 tion vs. partner based models. Discussion points include the evaluation on interventions for case Author(s): Merchant, RC1; Catanzaro, BM2 finding, the need for expanded testing in emer- 1Brown Medical School, Providence, RI; 2Brown gency departments and the apparent rise of HIV University, Providence, RI infection rates among young gay men. Presentation Number: B15 – 4 Presentation Number: B15 – 1 Presentation Title: Do Most Positive HIV-1 Presentation Title: HIV Testing Trends by Western Blot Tests in New York City Diagnose New Geographic Regions at CDC-Supported Sites in the Cases? U.S., 2000-2004 Author(s): Hanna, DB; Pfeiffer, MR; Tsoi, B; Henn, Author(s): Duran, D; Aranas, A; Bell, K; Hurst, D; MH; Karpati, AM; Begier, EM Stein, R; Uhl, G Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control, New CDC, Atlanta, GA York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, NY Presentation Number: B15 – 2

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Presentation Number: B15 – 5 Presentation Number: C08 – 2

Presentation Title: Comparison of HIV Diagnoses Presentation Title: Thinking Outside the Binder: and HIV Tests Among MSM Aged 15-24, 12 States, Intervention Design and Marketing Matters 2001-2004 Author(s): Klosinski, LE; Rotheram-Borus, M – Author(s): Prosser,AT; Stein, RR; Ling, Q; McDavid, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA; UCLA Global Center for K; Mitsch, A; Prejean, J; Bell, K; Uhl, G; Hurst, D; Children and Families; Song, R – CDC/NCHSTP/DHAP, Atlanta, GA Presentation Number: C08 – 3

Track C Presentation Title: Using Mass Media and Community-Based Programs to Reduce HIV Risk C08 – Social Marketing and Mass Media in African American Adolescents Approaches for HIV Prevention Author(s): Romer,D1; Stanton, BF2; Fortune, T3; Session Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Brown, LK4; Salazar, LF5; DiClemente, R5; Valois, (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) RF6; Vanable, P7; Carey, MP7; Hennessy, M1 1University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA; Session Description: A discussion of social mar- 2Wayne State University, Detroit, MI; 3MEE, Inc., keting and mass media approaches to reaching dif- Philadelphia, PA; 4Brown Unversity, Providence, RI; ferent populations (MSM, IDU, Women, etc.) 5Emory University, Atlanta, GA; 6University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC; 7Syracuse University, Presentation Number: C08 – 1 Syracuse, NY

Presentation Title: You Know Different: A Youth HIV Presentation Number: C08 – 4 Testing Social Marketing Campaign Presentation Title: Urban Incentive-Based Author(s): Crutsinger-Perry, L; Hill, M HIV/AIDS Testing and Prevention: The Use of Social National Youth Advocacy Coalition, Washington, DC Marketing and Networking

Author(s): Terry, MA; Jones, SA; Patterson, C The SwirL Project, Atlanta, GA

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Track C Author(s): Ayala, L1; Statton, A2; Garcia, PM3 1Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL; C10 – Lessons Learned in Implementing 2Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative, Perinatal HIV Prevention Chicago, IL; 3Northwestern University School of Medicine, Chicago, IL Session Location: HANOVER D – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Presentation Number: C10 – 3

Session Description: This session will focus on Presentation Title: Creating a Safety Net for HIV Perinatal HIV prevention in three parts (Case Exposed Infants in Illinois (Part 2 of 3): Statewide management, Implementation of 076 protocols, Implementation of Perinatal Rapid HIV Testing and statewide implementation Perinatal HIV Rapid Testing). Author(s): Olszewski, Y1; Statton, A2; Garcia, PM3; Cohen, M1 Presentation Number: C10 – 1 1Cook County Bureau of Health Services, Chicago, IL; 2Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative, Presentation Title: Perinatal HIV Prevention: The Chicago, IL; 3Northwestern University Feinberg Successful Implementation of Protocol 076 in a School of Medicine, Chicago, IL Comprehensive Medical Clinic Setting Presentation Number: C10 – 4 Author(s): Munroe, A1; Fritz, K1; Soza-Vento, RM2 1 HUG-Me, Howard Phillips Center for Children & Presentation Title: Creating a Safety Net for HIV 2 Families, Orlando, FL; Howard Phillips Center for exposed infants in Illinois (Part 3 of 3): The Role Children & Families, Orlando, FL of Enhanced Case Management

Presentation Number: C10 – 2 Author(s): Statton, A1; Silva, A2; Garcia, P3 1PA Dept of Health (& IEPH, Inc.), Harrisburg, PA; Presentation Title: Creating a Safety Net for HIV Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative, Exposed Infants in Illinois (Part 1 of 3): The 24/7 Chicago, IL; 2Sinai Urban Health Institute, Chicago, Perinatal Hotline IL; 3Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, Chicago, IL

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Track D Author(s): Fraze, J1; Gwaltney, M2; Spoeth, S3; McElroy, L1 D04 – Addressing Challenges in HIV 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Prevention Program Evaluation Atlanta, GA; 2Abt Associates, Bethesda, MD; 3Danya International, Atlanta, GA Session Location: HONG KONG – (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Presentation Number: D04 – 3

Session Description: While a consensus exists Presentation Title: Evaluating the Spectrum of HIV around the importance of evaluation for purposes Prevention and Testing Services: Using Data to of program improvement, demonstrating accounta- Enhance the Continuity of Care for Californians bility, and “telling the HIV story”, many HIV preven- Accessing Publicly Funded Services tion practitioners find it a task more easily assented to than conducted. This session Author(s): Dahlgren, CM1; Shade, SB2; Steward, will present evaluation strategies that were used in WT2; Krawczyk, CS1 three different prevention initiatives, and discuss 1California Department of Public Health, learnings that can be carried into future endeavors. Sacramento, CA; 2Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco, CA Presentation Number: D04 – 1 Presentation Number: D04 – 4 Presentation Title: Formative Evaluation: A Key Methodology for Successful Implementation of Presentation Title: A Collaborative Approach to Effective Behavioral Interventions HIV Prevention Monitoring and Evaluation: Developing a Standardized Set of HIV Prevention Author(s): Blanchard, J; Pemberton, G Data Variables PROCEED, Inc., Elizabeth, NJ Author(s): Vaughan, MC; Thomas, KR Presentation Number: D04 – 2 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Using an Evaluability Assessment to Plan Evaluation Presentation Number: D04 – 5

Presentation Title: Is the NYC Condom Meeting New Yorkers’ Needs?

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Author(s): Burke, RC; Wilson, JM; Grosskopf, NA; Presentation Number: D09 – 2 Bernstein, KT; Volle, SJ; Murrill, CS; Begier, EM New York City Department of Health and Mental Presentation Title: National Dissemination of Hygiene, New York, NY Evidence-Based Behavioral Interventions into HIV Prevention Practice

Track D Author(s): Collins, CB; Harshbarger, C; Phields, M; Duncan, T; Whittier, D; Andia, J; Sharpe, T; D09 – Developing Capacity for HIV Stallworth, J; King, W; Prather, C Prevention Interventions CDC, Atlanta, GA

Session Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Number: D09 – 3 Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: Sustaining HIV Prevention Session Description: Capacity Through Performance Management HIV service providers frequently face requirements that resources they obtain are used to achieve Author(s): Malys, GF; O’Connell, D results in reasonable time frames and that the pub- NYS Department of Health, Albany, NY lic benefit is clearly described for taxpayers and/or donors. This session will review efforts undertaken at the local, state, and national level to enhance Track D collection of data, report results, and diffuse interventions in such a way that their use is consistent. D15 – The Internet as an Arena for HIV Prevention Presentation Number: D09 – 1 Session Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: Creating HIV/STD Prevention Embassy Hall level) Standards to Improve Quality Management Activities: A Houston Perspective Session Description: Since the beginning of this decade, a number Author(s): Mitts, BJ; Joseph-White, D; Kweekeh, F; of HIV providers have discovered that the internet Washington-Philip, E; Simpson, B; Prescott, L can provide fertile ground for developing and Houston Department of Health and Human implementing prevention programs. Services, Houston, TX

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This session will review initiatives that have been Author(s): Melton, D undertaken in the U.S. both with regard to target Healthy Living Projects, Kansas City, MO populations and service providers. Presenters will also discuss knowledge gained that can be applied Presentation Number: D15 – 4 to future program development. Presentation Title: Thrive e-Academy: Online Presentation Number: D15 – 1 Professional Development for Rhode Island Teachers of Health Presentation Title: CaliforniaMen.net: The Development of an Online Structural HIV Prevention Author(s): Sabatini, M Intervention for MSM RI Department of Education, Providence, RI

Author(s): Levine, DK1; Rebchook, G2; Curotto, A2 1Internet Sexuality Information Services, Inc. (ISIS), Track E Oakland, CA; 2UCSF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, San Francisco, CA E02 – Community Mobilization and HIV Prevention Presentation Number: D15 – 2 Session Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: Targeting At-Risk Men Who Exhibit level) Have Sex with Men in Gay Internet Chat Rooms: Establishing a Groundwork for Reaching, Session Description: This session will provide Educating, and Empowering Central Ohio’s some suggested tools that will demonstrate how to MSM Communities mobilize communities around HIV Prevention. The focus will be on mobilization via advocacy, commu- Author(s): Kerr, ZY nity groups, and community advisory boards and Columbus AIDS Task Force, Columbus, OH their policies.

Presentation Number: D15 – 3 Presentation Number: E02 – 1

Presentation Title: Online Outreach Practices Presentation Title: Prevention Justice and Methods to Increase Referrals, Testing and Partnerships: A Model for Community Prevention Behavior Change Advocacy

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Author(s): Davids, J3; Howell, S; Chou, L1; True, R2; Track E Shabazz, W3 1CHAMP (Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization E06 – Crystal Methamphetamine and Project), New York, NY; 2ACT UP Austin, Austin, HIV Policy TX; 3ACT UP Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA; 3CHAMP (Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM Project), Providence, RI NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level)

Presentation Number: E02 – 2 Session Description: This session will discuss the negative impact that crystal meth has had on Presentation Title: HIV/STD Planning and the fight against HIV/AIDS as well as what we Implementation Through Community Groups have learned from it and how the fight continues.

Author(s): Hall, HH; Agee, G; Wiley, C; Cavazos, J Presentation Number: E06 – 1 Houston Department of Health and Human Services, Houston, TX Presentation Title: Getting Clear About Crystal: Unsafe Sex, Crystal Methamphetamine, and the Presentation Number: E02 – 3 (Dis)Connection Between the Two

1 1,2 1,3 Presentation Title: Community Advisory Boards Author(s): Grov,C ; Parsons, JT ; Bimbi, DS 1 and Policy: Success By Process. Center for HIV Educational Studies and Training (CHEST), New York, NY; 2Hunter College of the 3 Author(s): Danesi, H1; Sanabria, V2; Muse, D2; City University of New York, New York, NY; The John, M2; Sanchez, H2; Kirk, M2 Graduate Center of the City University of New York, 1Prevention Effectiveness on Health and Education New York, NY (PECHE), Atlanta, GA; 2Capacity Building Team, DC Presentation Number: E06 – 2

Presentation Title: Crystal Methamphetimine: Battles Won and Lessons Learned

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Author(s): Tierney,S - San Francisco AIDS Author(s): Frasca, T; Vega, M; Perez, Y Foundation, San Francisco, CA Latino Commission on AIDS, New York, NY

Presentation Number: E11 – 3 Track E Presentation Title: Consultation on Research E11 – Race, Ethnicity, Cultural Competence Initiatives: HIV Testing and Counseling in the and HIV Prevention Policy African American Community

Session Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Fisher, CB, Ph.D.- Fordham University, Exhibit level) Bronx, NY, Emma Simmons, MD, MPH, Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, RI, Torrance T. Stephens, Session Description: This session will deal with Ph.D., Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA, Cultural Competency as it pertains to HIV Prevention in Makeba D’Abreu, The Blam of Gilead, Richmond, VA Latino and African American communities. Presentation Number: E11 – 4 Presentation Number: E11 – 1 Presentation Title: Gender, Knowledge, Risk Presentation Title: Latino Outreach in Louisiana Perception and Sexual Practice in Relation to Post Katrina: Not the Same Old Story HIV/AIDS Among the Luo Community in Rural Kisumu, Kenya. Author(s): Scolari, R2; Thomas, F1; Carrel, J1; Negron, A1; Quevedo, E1 Author(s): Wafula, GA1; Griffiths, J2; Byrne, B2; 1Louisiana Office of Public Health HIV/AIDS Todd, C2 – Gertrude A. Wafula, Msc, PhD, Program, New Orleans, LA; 2San Ysidro Health Manchester University and Black Health Agency, Center, San Diego, CA Manchester, United Kingdom, Jane Griffiths, PhD, Bridget Byrne, PhD, Chris Todd, Manchester Presentation Number: E11 – 2 University, Manchester, United Kingdom.

Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Among New Latino Communities in the Deep South

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Track F Author(s): Coleman, JL; Schlueter, EM; Powell, P Margaret J. Weston Community Health Centers, F13 – Implementing Routine Testing in Clearwater, SC Community Health Centers Presentation Number: F13 – 3 Session Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: Moving to Routine HIV Screening within Primary Care: The Experience of Session Description: This session will describe the Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a operational and educational challenges and suc- National Rollout (3 of 4) cesses in scaling-up routine HIV testing in community health centers based on a pilot conducted by Author(s): Rowland, B; Patterson, E; Zellmer, A; the National Association of Community Health Rathie, S; Toomey, B Centers. Piedmont Health Services, Carrboro, NC

Presentation Number: F13 – 1 Presentation Number: F13 – 4

Presentation Title: Moving to Routine HIV Presentation Title: Moving to Routine HIV Screening within Primary Care: The Experience of Screening within Primary Care: The Experience of Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a National Rollout (1 of 4) National Rollout (4 of 4)

Author(s): Modica, CA1; Myers, JJ2 Author(s): Akakabota, B; Booker, W; Jones-Taylor, 1National Association of Community Health A; Eloby, J Centers, Inc., Bethesda, MD; 2AIDS Research Aaron E. Henry Community Health Services Center, Institute, University of California, San Francisco, CA Clarksdale, MS

Presentation Number: F13 – 2 Presentation Number: F13 – 5

Presentation Title: Moving to Routine HIV Presentation Title: Challenges and Successes: Screening within Primary Care: The Experience of Real-Time Experience Implementing Routine HIV Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a Screening Within Primary Health Care Centers National Rollout (2 of 4)

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Author(s): Modica, CA1; Coleman, JL2 Presentation Number: G03 – 1 Cheryl A. Modica, National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc., Bethesda, MD, Presentation Title: Say It Like It’s One Word: HIV, James L. Coleman, Margaret J. Weston Community STDs and Viral Hepatitis Health Centers, Clearwater, SC. Author(s): Cotroneo, RA; Flanigan, C; Gohlke, M; Track G Gieryic, S New York State Department of Health, AIDS G03 – Integrating Viral Hepatitis and HIV Institute, Albany, NY Prevention Services: The Role of States and Local Jurisdictions Presentation Number: G03 – 2

Session Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: Strengthening HIV Prevention: Atlanta Conference Center level) Increasing Impact Through Integration and Collaboration Session Description: Integration across viral hepatitis and HIV prevention programs is becoming Author(s): Duncan, CM – Denise Duran, MPH, Aaron more common. This session will explore integration at Aranas, MPH, Kelly Bell, David Hurst, PhD, Renee the national, state, and local level. To provide the Stein, PhD, Gary Uhl, PhD – CDC, Atlanta, GA. national perspective, data from the 2006 Hepatitis C Assessment will be discussed. Models for integration Presentation Number: G03 – 3 utilized in Massachusetts and Florida will be presented along with a community-based program that has inte- Presentation Title: Integration into HIV Programs: grated hepatitis C testing and education with existing The Role of HIV/Viral Hepatitis/STD HIV prevention and medical services, resulting in the 1 2 3 expansion of case finding opportunities and outreach Author(s): King, H ; Church, D ; Reichert, P 1 2 efforts. A training program that was developed and CDC, Atlanta, GA; Massachusetts Department of 3 evaluated by the National Viral Hepatitis Training Public Health, Boston, MN; Florida Department of Center at the New York State Department of Health will Health, Tallahassee, FL also be presented.

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Track G Office of AIDS, Sacramento, CA; 3Better World Advertising, San Francisco, CA G11 – Integrating HIV Prevention and Other Services for MSM Presentation Number: G11 – 2

Session Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA – Presentation Title: Opportunities for Effective HIV (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Prevention Interventions in Difficult to Reach MSM Communities Session Description: This session will explore providing integrated services to men who have sex Author(s): Bailey, MM1; Bynes, KE2; Roberts, FL3; with men (MSM). In recent years, increases in STDs Roberson, M4 - Marlon M. Bailey, Ph.D., Indiana among MSM have been reported in most U.S. University Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, Kevin E. cities. STDs are known to facilitate the transmission Bynes, B.S., AIDS Project East Bay, Oakland, CA, and acquisition of HIV and the diagnosis of new Frank Leon Roberts, Ph.D. Candidate , New York STDs is increasing among MSM living with HIV. University, New York, NY, Michael Roberson, BA, Programs designed to address both HIV and STD People of Color In Crisis, Brooklyn, NY. prevention using gatekeepers, opinion leaders, social networks, and the Internet will be presented. Presentation Number: G11 – 3 The role of provider training in such interventions will also be addressed. Presentation Title: Integrating STD Prevention into an Effective HIV Community-level Intervention for Presentation Number: G11 – 1 MSM – Voices from the Community

Presentation Title: STDCheckup.org and STD- Author(s): Lytle, C1; Coury-Doniger,PA1; Fields, Prevent: Implementing Complementary SD2 Interventions to Enhance STD Screening Among 1School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Men Who Have Sex with Men in California Rochester, Rochester, NY; 2School of Nursing, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY Author(s): Hall, CS1; Gray,T1,2; McElroy, MD1; Boland, M3;Watson, S1; Farrell, K2; Pappas, L3; Bolan, GA1 1CA Dept of Health Services -STD Control Branch, Richmond, CA; 2CA Dept of Health Services -

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 | Roundtables | 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Track B Author(s): Merriweather, S1; Rollins, R2; Bates, C3; Granthon, MC2 BR01 – Medical Monitoring Project: 1Office of Emergency Preparedness, Rockville, MD; Comparison of Pilot Data with 2Office of Minority Health/HHS, Rockville, MD; Previous Supplemental Surveillance 3Office of HIV Policy, Washington, DC Projects

Room Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Track D Atrium level) DR11 – Internet-Based HIV/STI Prevention Presentation Number: BR01 Interventions - From Innovation to Practical Application Presentation Title: Medical Monitoring Project: Comparison of Pilot Data with Previous Room Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Supplemental Surveillance Projects Exhibit level)

Author(s): McNaghten, A; Soe, MM; Nakamura, GV; Presentation Number: DR11 Flagg, EW CDC, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Internet-Based HIV/STI Prevention Interventions - From Innovation to Practical Application

Track D Author(s): Rietmeijer,C1; McFarlane, M2 - Cornelis Rietmeijer, MD, PhD, Denver Public Health Department, DR05- Evaluation RARE: The Office of Denver, CO, Mary McFarlane, PhD, Centers for Minority Health Rapid Assessment, Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA. Response, and Evaluation Program

Room Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – Track D Atrium level) DR12 – Let’s Talk About – HIV-Prevention- Presentation Number: DR05 Related Sexual Health Promotion for Heterosexual Men Presentation Title: Evaluating RARE: The Office of Minority Health Rapid Assessment, Response, and Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Evaluation Program Exhibit level)

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Presentation Number: DR12 Track D

Presentation Title: Let’s Talk About – HIV- DR22 – What’s Culture Got to Do With It: Prevention-Related Sexual Health Promotion for Looking at the Positives of Our Heterosexual Men Cultures

Author(s): Cruz, B; Blanchard, J - Brenda Cruz, BA, Room Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Jeff Blanchard, BA, PROCEED, Inc., Elizabeth, NJ Atrium level)

Presentation Number: DR22 Track D Presentation Title: What’s Culture Got to Do DR21 – Reinforcing HIV Prevention With It: Looking at the Positives of Our Cultures Messages to Influence the Sexual Practices of African American Author(s): Lopez Rojas, A1; Carrel, JJ2 - Artruo Young Men Who Have Sex with Lopez Rojas, META Group, Zacatecas, Mexico, Men (AAYMSM) Jack J. Carrel, MPH, Louisiana Office of Public Health HIV/AIDS Program, New Orleans, LA. Room Location: A704 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Track D Presentation Number: DR21 DR25 - HIV Prevention in Migrant Settings Presentation Title: Reinforcing HIV Prevention Messages to Influence the Sexual Practices of Room Location: A702 – (Marriott Hotel – African American Young Men Who Have Sex with Atrium level) Men (AAYMSM) Presentation Number: DR25

Author(s): Anderson El, J; Gipson, J; Colomb, M; Presentation Title: HIV Prevention with Migrant Lowe, D - Jermaine Anderson El, BS, June Gipson, Populations: A Two-Way Sword EdS, Mark Colomb, PHD, CRA, Darrell Lowe, My Brother’s Keeper, Ridgeland, MS Author(s): Schenker, Inon – Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel

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Track E Track G

ER04 – Restoration Maryland: A Community GR02 – Successful Strategies for Mobilization Approach to Ensuring Integrating HIV and Viral Hepatitis the Delivery of Culturally Proficient Prevention Programs HIV Prevention and Treatment Programs Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Room Location: A706 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Presentation Number: GR02

Presentation Number: ER04 – 1 Presentation Title: Successful Strategies for Integrating HIV and Viral Hepatitis Prevention Presentation Title: Restoration Maryland: A Programs Community Mobilization Approach to Ensuring the Delivery of Culturally Proficient HIV Prevention and Author(s): Taylor, C - Chris Taylor, BA, National Treatment Programs Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, Washington, DC. Author(s): Black AIDS Action Movement (BAAM!!!!!!! Ivan P. Eaton, Master of Public Administration Track G VanEaton Consultants, Baltimore, MD. GR04 – Integration of Prevention and Care: Presentation Number: ER04 – 2 Future Directions

Presentation Title: Stand Up - Speak Out!; Using Room Location: A701 – (Marriott Hotel – Advocacy as a Tool for Change Atrium level)

Author(s): Campbell, CM; Bryant, L Presentation Number: GR04 Housing Works, Inc., Washington, DC Presentation Title: Integration of Prevention and Care: Future Directions

Author(s): Foust, E; North Carolina Department of Health

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4

Tuesday, December 4 Events Location

7:30 a.m. - 8:15 a.m. Roundtables See Program Section

8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration Grand Hall Foyer

8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Poster Set-up (B) Grand Hall

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m. Poster Session (B) Grand Hall

1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Poster Session (B) Breakdown Grand Hall

5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Exhibit/Poster Breakdown Grand Hall

5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. Roundtables See Program Section

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 | Roundtable Sessions | 7:30 AM - 8:15 AM

Track A Presentation Number: CR02

AR03 – The African-Centered Behavior Presentation Title: Tailoring and Adaptation of Change Model: A Paradigm Shift in Street Smart: A View from a CBA Provider Addressing Underlying HIV Risk Factors for African American Author(s): Cruz, GA; Arrendondo, GN - Gregory A. Women Cruz, Gricel N. Arrendondo, Cicatelli Associates, Inc., New York, NY. Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Track D Presentation Number: AR03 DR06 – Introduction to HIV Prevention Presentation Title: The African-Centered Behavior Research Literacy Change Model: A Paradigm Shift in Addressing Underlying HIV Risk Factors for African American Room Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Women Exhibit level)

Author(s): Gilbert, DJ1; Goddard, L2 - Dorie J. Presentation Number: DR06 Gilbert, PhD, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, Lawford Goddard, PhD, Institute for Adv Study Presentation Title: Introduction to HIV Prevention of Black Family Life and Culture, Oakland, CA. Research Literacy

Author(s): Davids, J1; Howell, S1; Barry, S2 - Julie Track C Davids, Sarah Howell, Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project (CHAMP), Providence, RI, Sean CR02 – Tailoring and Adaptation of Street Barry, Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project Smart: A View from a CBA Provider (CHAMP), New York, NY.

Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level)

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Track D Track D

DR09 – A HIV Partner-Testing Program in DR15 – The Missing Link: Technical an Urban HIV Clinic: Implications for Assistance Models for Linking Newly Diagnosed Patients to Implementing Evidenced-Based Care and Preventing Secondary Interventions (EBIs) Transmissions Room Location: A701 – (Marriott Hotel – Room Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Atrium level) Presentation Number: DR15 Presentation Number: DR09 Presentation Title: The Missing Link: Technical Presentation Title: A HIV Partner-Testing Program Assistance Models for Implementing Evidenced- in an Urban HIV Clinic: Implications for Linking Based Interventions (EBIs) Newly Diagnosed Patients to Care and Preventing Secondary Transmissions Author(s): Callis, B1; Saunders, S2; Smith, V3 - Barry Callis, M.S.W., Massachusetts Department of Author(s): Erika Aaron, Jillian Baker, Brenda Public Health, HIV/AIDS Bureau, Boston, MA, Martino, Shannon Criniti, Anita Vargas - Steven Saunders, M.S., New Jersey Department of Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia, Health and Senior Services Public Health Services PA. Branch Division of HIV/AIDS Services, Trenton, NJ, V Jill Smith, M.H.S., Maryland AIDS Administration, Baltimore, MD

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Track D Track D

DR16 – Providing Effective Technical DR18 – Maximizing the Potential of Assistance and Capacity Computer-Mediated HIV Prevention Development Services to Interventions Community Based Organizations and Faith Based Organizations Room Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Through a Strategic Problem Atrium level) Solving Model Approach Presentation Number: DR18 Room Location: A706 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Presentation Title: Maximizing the Potential of Computer-Mediated HIV Prevention Interventions Presentation Number: DR16 Author(s): Card, JJ; Solomon, J - Josefina J. Card, Presentation Title: Providing Effective Technical Ph.D., Julie Solomon, Ph.D. - Assistance and Capacity Development Services to Sociometrics Corporation, Los Altos, CA Community Based Organizations and Faith Based Organizations Through a Strategic Problem Solving Model Approach Track D

Author(s): Hutton, DL; Colomb, MA; Henry, C - DR23 – Bulls-eye! Adapting Healthy Dorlisa L. Hutton, MPH, Mark A. Colomb, PhD, Relationships Effectively for Your CRA, Courtney Henry, MPH Target Population My Brother’s Keeper’s, Inc., Ridgeland, MS Room Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level)

Presentation Number: DR23

Presentation Title: Bulls-eye! Adapting Healthy Relationships Effectively for Your Target Population

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Author(s): Fegenbush, KM1; Casillas, D2-Artruo Track G Lopez Rojas,Kristofer M. Fegenbush, BA, MSW, Gay and Lesbian Community Center of South GR03 – The NIA Project: A Culturally Florida, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Daniel Casillas, UT Competent Model of Integrated Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX Service Provisions for High-Risk HIV Positive and Negative African- Americans Track E Room Location: A704 – (Marriott Hotel – ER01 – Formalizing the Role of Satellite Atrium level) Syringe Exchangers: The Ethical Challenges Presentation Number: GR03

Room Location: A702 – (Marriott Hotel – Presentation Title: The NIA Project: A Culturally Atrium level) Competent Model of Integrated Service Provisions for High-Risk HIV Positive and Negative African- Presentation Number: ER01 Americans

Presentation Title: Formalizing the Role of Satellite Author(s): Lockett, G; Underwood, N; Wright, C - Syringe Exchangers: The Ethical Challenges Gloria Lockett, Executive Director, Nyisha Underwood, B,A., Carla Wright, Prevention Case Author(s): Liver more, SR; Eckert, V - Shanna R. Manager, CAL-PEP, Oakland, CA. Livermore, Valorie Eckert - California Department of Health Services, Office of AIDS, Prevention Research and Evaluation Section, Sacramento, CA.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 | Plenary Session | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

PL03 – New Innovations in HIV Prevention PRESENTERS AND TOPICS

The Internet and HIV Interventions Session Location: Centennial Ballroom – (Hyatt Sheana Bull, Ph.D. Hotel – Ballroom level) Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences University of Colorado at Denver Moderator: Timothy Mastro, M.D., F.A.C.P. Denver, CO Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, GA Male Circumcision and HIV Prevention Peter Kilmarx, M.D. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, GA

Antiretrovirals and HIV Prevention Myron Cohen, M.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC

HIV Testing and HIV Prevention Bernard Branson, M.D. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, GA

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 | Concurrent Sessions | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Track A describes an examination of demographic characteristics, HIV-related behavioral risk factors, and A09 – Economic, Psychosocial and perceptions of risk among African American women Behavioral Risk Factors of HIV in Washington (DC), Jackson (MS), and Oakland Infection (CA). Findings indicate that women who reported having sex with someone with a history of incarcer- Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – ation and other risk factors (e.g., IDU) appear to be Exhibit level) more aware of their risk for HIV and are screened more often, but report inconsistent condom use. Session Description: This session describes an analysis of baseline data from HIV-infected patients Presentation Number: A09 – 1 at two North Carolina clinics to identify their stressors and coping processes, specifically in relation Presentation Title: Understanding the Relationship to gender and race. The most significant stressors Between Beliefs About the Risk of HIV Transmission were relationships with others, demonstrating the and Reported Condom Use Among People Living providers’ need to acknowledge PLWHA’s psy- with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) chosocial issues. This session describes a study of HIV transmission beliefs and viral load, and the cor- Author(s): Patel, SN; Golin, CE; Przybyla, S; relation between these beliefs and condom use, Grodensky, C; Davis, R among a group of PLWHA. Findings suggest that University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel beliefs about transmission risk are not correlated Hill, NC with condom use and that prevention programs should focus on strategies other than knowledge Presentation Number: A09 – 2 and beliefs about viral load and HIV transmission to influence sexual risk behaviors. The session also Presentation Title: Acknowledging the Role of describes the use of social network strategies to Stress and Coping for HIV Prevention Programs identify HIV infection in high-risk communities of Targeting PLWHA color. Findings suggest that network structure can play an important role in HIV transmission in at-risk Author(s): Davis, R; Golin, C; Patel, S - University communities of color, as well as provide opportuni- of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC ties for targeting high-risk individuals. The session

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Presentation Number: A09 – 3 Session Description: This session describes a study to quantify the effect of Black MSM on the Presentation Title: Exploring Social Networks in “down low” as a factor in HIV infection rates in Communities of Color: Associations Among HIV Black women. Findings indicate the prevalent nar- Status, Personal Characteristics, and Network rative of this as a primary cause of increased HIV Structure transmission to Black women and suggest that research explore other causes of HIV transmission Author(s): Fisher, HH; Kimbrough, L; Johnson, W; in the Black community. The session also describes Dooley, S; Jones, K an initial formative study to assess the HIV/STI CDC/NCHHSTP/PRB, Atlanta, GA histories and risk behaviors of MSMs in South Carolina. Study participants’ suggested intervention Presentation Number: A09 – 4 strategies include flexible social marketing approaches; outreach in local social settings; and Presentation Title: Assessing Behavioral HIV Risk strategies that transcend county lines. The session Factors Among Black Women Who Report Recent will also describe results from semi-structured Sex Partners with a History of Incarceration: focus group sessions for Black MSM that elicited Implications for Targeted HIV Prevention descriptions of discrimination, risk of HIV transmis- Interventions sion and seroconversion, and methods of coping with oppression. Findings suggest that these men Author(s): Washington, KS - Community Education face multiple forms of discrimination and that Group, Washington, DC interventions should acknowledge its impact and discuss methods for coping with discrimination and stigma. Track A Presentation Number: A15 – 1 A15 – Socio-Cultural and Contextural Barriers to HIV Prevention Among Presentation Title: Emerging Perspectives on the African American MSM “Down Low” from Young Black Men Who Have Sex with Men in the South Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level)

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Author(s): Smith, JC; Fisher-Borne, M; Brown, AL; Track A Leone, PA; Hightow-Weidman, LB - Smith, JC; Fisher-Borne, M; Brown, AL; Leone, PA; Hightow- A24 – Findings From a Multi-Site, Weidman, LB Collaborative Study of HIV Risk Among UNC School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC Black and Latino MSM and Implications for Future HIV Interventions Presentation Number: A15 – 2 Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V – Presentation Title: Living in the South: Health and (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Sexual Histories of HIV+ and HIV- African-American MSM Living in a Southern State Session Description: The session will provide an overview of the study and describe how project Author(s): Gaddist, BW1; Wright, CS1; White, J1; data contribute to a greater understanding of HIV Kettinger, L2; Williams, SP3 - 1South Carolina risk factors among Black and Latino MSM, and can HIV/AIDS Council, Columbia, SC; 2South Carolina be used to inform effective intervention develop- Department of Health and Environmental Control, ment. Local experiences implementing the study Columbia, SC; 3Centers for Disease Control and will be presented, including the process of recruit- Prevention, Atlanta, GA ing hard-to-reach populations. Related topics include the impact of histories of sexual violence Presentation Number: A15 – 3 among MSM; predictors of HIV status disclosure to sexual partners; experiences of racism and homo- Presentation Title: Multiple Oppressions: A phobia and their relationship to HIV risk; and a Qualitative Inquiry into Coping Strategies Among critical assessment of HIV prevention implications Black Men Who Have Sex with Men (BMSM) for men who identify as “down low”. in NYC Presentation Number: A24 – 1 Author(s): Van Sluytman, LG; Wheeler, DP; Bellinger, Jr., G Presentation Title: Brothers y Hermanos: Findings Hunter College School of Social Work, New York, NY from a Multi-Site Collaborative Study of HIV Risk Among Black and Latino MSM and Implications for Future HIV Interventions

Author(s): Millett, G1; Wheeler,D2; Bingham, T3; Ayala, G4; Bond, L5 ; the Brothers y Hermanos

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Study Group - Greg Millett, CDC, Atlanta, GA, mentation of evaluation in the context of the pilot Darrell Wheeler, Hunter College School of Social phase of a research project for API MSM, and illus- Eork, New York, NY, Trista Bingham, HIV trates the successes and challenges of the consor- Epidemiology Program, Los Angeles County tium model in research development and imple- Department of Public Health, Los Angeles, CA, mentation. George Ayala, AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, Lisa Bond, Philadelphia Health Presentation Number: A25 – 1 Management Corporation (PHMC), Philadelphia, PA , the Brothers y Hermanos Study Group Presentation Title: Part 1 of 3 (MATH) Study: Capacity Development for a Community-Academic Consortium Study of HIV Infection Among Asian Track A and Pacific Islander Men Who Have Sex with Men in Seven U.S. Cities A25 – (MATH Study): Findings from the MATH Study on API MSM Author(s): Alvez, CM1; Do, TD2; Bangi, A2; Wong, F3 - 1Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Room Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – Forum, San Francisco, CA; 2University of California Embassy Hall level) San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; 3Georgetown University,Washington, DC Session Description: This session presents findings from the Men of Asia and the Pacific Testing Presentation Number: A25 – 2 for HIV (MATH) Study, a five-year cross-sectional HIV social epidemiological study of 2,000 API MSM Presentation Title: Part 2 of 3 (MATH Study): Pilot in the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, New Findings from a Collaborative Study of HIV Among York, Boston, and Philadelphia. Part 1 describes Asian and Pacific Islander MSM the MATH Study consortium model and its strong framework from which CBO’s can adopt and adapt Author(s): Alvez, C2; Do, TD1; Bangi, A1; Wong, FY3; to new science quickly and effectively impact the MATH Study Consortium health services in their communities. Part 2 1University of California, San Francisco, San describes the study’s efforts to assess the feasibili- Francisco, CA; 2Asian and Pacific Islander American ty of reaching a diverse sample using respondent- Health Forum, San Francisco, CA; 3Georgetown driven sampling (RDS); and obtaining quality University, Washington, DC, DC research data using a community-academic consortium model. Part 3 describes use and imple-

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Presentation Number: A25 – 3 Author(s): Denson, DJ1; Lansky,A2; Sanchez, T2 - 1Centers for Disease Control and Presentation Title: Part 3 of 3 (MATH Study): Prevention/Northrop Grumman, Inc., Atlanta, GA; Evaluating the Effectiveness of an Academic- 2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Community Research Consortium Model Used in a Atlanta, GA Pilot Study of HIV Among Asian and Pacific Islander MSM Presentation Number: B02 – 2

2 1 1 3 Author(s): Alvez, C ; Bangi, AK ; Do, T ; Wong, F Presentation Title: HIV Risk Among MSM with 1 University of California, San Francisco, San New Male Partners Varies By Type of Online 2 Francisco, CA; Asian and Pacific Islander American Recruitment Site Health Forum, San Francisco, CA; 3Georgetown University,Washington, DC, DC Author(s): Hirshfield, S1; Chiasson, M1; Humberstone, M1; Remien, RH2 1Medical and Health Research Association of New Track B York City, Inc., New York, NY; 2HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, New York State B02 – Internet and Other Surveillance Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University, New Methods York, NY

Room Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Presentation Number: B02 – 3 Atrium level) Presentation Title: MSM, the Internet and Session Description: This session will present the Respondent Driven Sampling: The Dallas Web- results of various methods that include the use of based HIV Behavioral Surveillance Pilot websites that allowed anonymous participation in surveys, respondent driven sampling and direct Author(s): Poe, JD1; Shehan, D1; Freeman, A1; marketing. The surveys examined a variety of risk Yeager, R2 - 1University of Texas Southwestern factors for men who have sex with men. Medical Center, Dallas, TX; 2Texas Department of State Health Services, Austin, TX Presentation Number: B02 – 1 Presentation Number: B02 – 4 Presentation Title: Online Recruitment and Survey of MSM: A Comparison of Three Methods

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Presentation Title: Looking for “Love” on the Author(s): McDavid, K1; Mokotoff, ED2 - 1Division Internet: A Comparison of Gay-Identified and Non- of HIV/AIDS Prevention, CDC, Atlanta, GA; Gay-Identified Men Who Have Sex with Men 2HIV/STD and Other Bloodborne Infections Surveillance Section, Michigan Department of 1 1 1 Author(s): Wolitski, RJ ; Wang, T ; Wasserman, J ; Community Health, Detroit, MI Hirshfield, S2; Chiasson, MA2; Remien, RH3; 2 4 Humberstone, M ; Wong, T Presentation Number: B03 – 2 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2 Atlanta, GA; Medical and Health Research Presentation Title: Chicago HIV/AIDS Surveillance Association of New York City, Inc., New York, NY; Data and the Analysis of Multiple Risk Exposure 3 HIV Center for Clincial and Behavioral Studies, Categories New York State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia 4 University, New York, NY; Public Health Agency of Author(s): Simpson, Y; Benbow, N - Chicago Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada Department of Health, Chicago, IL

Presentation Number: B03 – 3 Track B Presentation Title: Comparison of Imputation B03 – Risk Factor Surveillance Strategies to Reclassify Individuals with No Identified Risk, Chicago, 2004-2005 Room Location: HANOVER D – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Author(s): Christiansen, D; Benbow,N - Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago, IL Session Description: This session will review: new proposals for risk factor classification affecting Presentation Number: B03 – 4 women; risk exposure for persons living with HIV/AIDS; and identification of distinct transmission Presentation Title: Identification of Distinct risk classes. Transmission Risk Classes Among Patients Receiving Counseling in the HIV Clinic Setting. Presentation Number: B03 – 1 Author(s): Gindi, RM1; Jenckes, MW2; Erbelding, EJ2 Presentation Title: Presumed Heterosexual 1Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Contact: Moving Forward in HIV Surveillance Risk Health, Baltimore, MD; 2Division of Infectious Factor Classification

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Diseases, Johns Hopkins University School of Author(s): Castel, AD2; Jolaosho, T1; West, TL1; Medicine, Baltimore, MD Rowe, D1; Robertson, G3; Mitchell, K4; Clark, L4; Anand, K2; Chakraborty, R3; Mbagaya, V2; Schenfeld, J2; Wu, C2; Hitchcock, D; Brown, D; Track B Peterson, J2; Magnus, M2; Hamiton, FT4; Rennie, L1; Sansone, M1; Lesansky, H3 B08 – Special Populations 1HIV/AIDS Administration, District of Columbia Department of Health, Washington, DC; 2George Room Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – Washington University School of Public Health and Atrium level) Health Services, Washington, DC; 3DC Department of Corrections, Washington, DC; 4Family Medical Session Description: This session will examine Counseling Services, Washington, DC studies and surveys that analyze HIV data for incarcerated persons, persons over 50 years of age, Presentation Number: B08 – 3 MSM and the homeless. Results and conclusions review additional actions that should be taken to Presentation Title: Factors Associated with meet the challenges facing these populations. Detectable Viral Load in Homeless or Unstably Housed Adults Living with HIV Presentation Number: B08 – 1 Author(s): Kidder, DP1; Pals, SL1;Wolitski, RJ1; Presentation Title: HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among Royal, S2; Holtgrave, DR3; Aidala, A4; Stall, R5; the Persons Fifty Years and Older in 33 States, 2001- Housing and Health Study Group 2005 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 2Abt Associates, Bethesda, MD; 1 1 2 3 Author(s): Linley,L ; Hall, HI ; An, Q ; Wheeler, W 3Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Baltimore, MD; 4Columbia University School of Atlanta, GA; The Ginn Group, Atlanta, GA; Business Public Health, New York, NY; 5University of Computer Applications, Atlanta, GA Pittsburgh School of Public Health, Pittsburgh, PA

Presentation Number: B08 – 2 Presentation Number: B08 – 4

Presentation Title: Rapid Testing of Central Presentation Title: HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among Detention Facility Inmates During a City-wide HIV Incarcerated Persons in 33 States, 2001-2005 Screening Campaign, Washington, DC, 2007

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Author(s): Hernandez, AL; Hall, HI; Li, J; Prejean, J Author(s): Bost, DL1; Jones, KT2; Foust, EM1; CDC, Atlanta, GA Gray, PA1; Whiteside, YO3; The North Carolina’s Men’s Health Initiative StudyTeam Presentation Number: B08 – 5 1NC Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health, HIV/STD Prevention and Presentation Title: Birth-year Cohort Analysis of Care Branch, Raleigh, NC; 2Centers for Disease HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among MSM in 33 States, Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 3Metrolina 2001-2005 AIDS Project, Charlotte, NC

1 1 2 1 Author(s): Prejean, J ; Hall, HI ; An, Q ; Lee, LM Presentation Number: C02 – 2 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2The Ginn Group, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Who Benefited Most from an Effective Peer-based Community-Level HIV Track C Prevention Intervention Adapted for Young Black Men Who have Sex with Men? C02 – Peer-Led Community Level Intervention for Young Black MSM: Author(s): Jones, KT1; Johnson, WD1; Foust, E2; The D-UP! Intervention Whiteside, YO3; Dunbar, E1; the North Carolina Men’s Health Initiative Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Atlanta, GA; 2North Carolina Department of Health, Raleigh, NC; 3Metrolina AIDS Project, Charlotte, NC Session Description: Discussion will focus Community Level HIV prevention strategies that have been adapted from DEBI intervention for the Track C Young Black MSM population. C17 – HIV Prevention Approaches with Presentation Number: C02 – 1 Substance Users

Presentation Title: Adapting the Popular Opinion Room Location: HONG KONG – (Hyatt Hotel – Leader Intervention for Young Black Men Who Have Embassy Hall level) Sex with Men: Focusing on Peer Norms, Culture, and Social Stigma Session Description: Presentation of HIV prevention approaches with substance users that focus

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Author(s): Rudolph, AE1,2; Standish, K1; White, Presentation Number: C17 – 5 K1,2; Evans, R1,2; Vlahov, D1,2; Fuller, CM1,2 1New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY; Presentation Title: Syringe Exchange in the US: 2Department of Epidemiology, Mailman School of An Incomplete Success Story Public Health, Columbia University, New York, NY Author(s): Des Jarlais, D Presentation Number: C17 – 2 Baron Edmund de Rothschild Chemical Dependency Institute, Beth Israel Hospital, New Presentation Title: The Preliminary Field Trial of a York, NY New Intervention for Substance Using MSM

Author(s): Kurtz, SP; Inciardi, JA; Weaver, JC Track D University of Delware, Coral Gables, FL D03 – HIV Prevention with African-American Presentation Number: C17 – 3 Women (3)

Presentation Title: Buying Clean Needles: Room Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Houston’s Enhanced Syringe Access Program (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level)

Author(s): Roland, EL1; Coers, S1; Troisi, CL2; Session Description: As women continue be Thomas, AY2 affected by HIV, African-American Women in the 1Legacy Community Health Services, Inc., U.S. continue to be affected disproportionately, Houston, TX; 2Houston Department of Health and with HIV/AIDS being the leading cause of death for Human Services, Houston, TX such women aged 25-34. This session will review approaches that have been undertaken with

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African-American women in various U.S. locations, Intervention Network (MPIC-APIN), St. Louis, MO; present findings, and discuss implications for future 3Jackson State University Mississippi Urban work with this population. Research Center, Jackson, MS; 4 Prevention Science Consulting, Atlanta, GA Presentation Number: D03 – 1 Presentation Number: D03 – 4 Presentation Title: The NIA Project (Part 2 of 2) - CAL-PEP’s SISTA Project: HIV Prevention for Very Presentation Title: A Community-Based HIV/AIDS High-Risk African-American Women & Substance Abuse Prevention Project for African- American Women: The Perinatal Council Model and Author(s): Underwood, N; Dillard, C Evidence of Effectiveness CAL-PEP, Oakland, CA. Author(s): Tarbet, SF Presentation Number: D03 – 2 The Perinatal Council, Oakland, CA

Presentation Title: “A Break from the Everyday Life of Living with HIV”: The Role of Peer Support Track D for Women with HIV/AIDS D07 – Developing and Replicating Author(s): Bowleg, L; Teti, M Prevention Programs That Work Drexel University School of Public Health, Philadelphia, PA Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Presentation Number: D03 – 3 Session Description: While CDC’s Diffusion of Presentation Title: SISTA, SiHLE and WiLLOW:A Effective Behavioral Interventions (DEBI) initiative Continuum of HIV Prevention Services for African has increased knowledge of effective models that American Women can be used, many HIV prevention practitioners find the actual application of such models very Author(s): Phields, ME1; Williams, DP; Ferguson, challenging. This session will review such chal- JR; Williams, VP; Frye, PA; Braxton, ND4 - lenges and initiatives that have been undertaken to 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, facilitate the adoption of effective behavioral inter- Atlanta, GA; 2Midwestern Prevention Intervention ventions around the U.S. Center of the African American Prevention

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Presentation Number: D07 – 1 Stallworth, J; King, W; Prather, C CDC, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Using Task Analysis to Document “Home-grown” Interventions Presentation Number: D07 – 4

Author(s): Pyeatt, M; Dawson, A, Jr.; Belzle, T - Presentation Title: Making DEBIs Work: Ohio’s Marilyn Pyeatt, B.A., Al Dawson, Jr., MA, LPC, Implementation Experience Tracee Belzle, B.B.A. - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX. Author(s): Adams, J; Hribar, C; Shields, G; Bunner, B; Dunn, CS Presentation Number: D07 – 2 Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH

Presentation Title: Developing Strategic Training Presentation Number: D07 – 5 Plans to Successfully Implement Evidence-Based Behavioral Interventions Presentation Title: Factors That Influence Successful Implementation of an Evidence-Based Author(s): McGrath, P1; Novey, SR2; Stewart, T3; Intervention, the Mpowerment Project, by Vasapolli, F4 Community Based Organizations (CBOs) 1New York State STD/HIV Behavioral Prevention Training Center, Rochester, New York, and Author(s): Kegeles, SM1; Rebchook, GB1;Tebbetts, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; 2AED S1; Hamiga, J1; Sweeney, D1; Huebner, D2 Center on AIDS & Community Health, Los Angeles, 1Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of CA; 3Denver STD/HIV Behavioral Prevention California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; Training Center, Denver Public Health, Denver, CO; 2University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 4NJ Department of Health and Senior Services, Baltimore, MD Division of HIV/AIDS Services, Trenton, NJ

Presentation Number: D07 – 3 Track D

Presentation Title: The DEBI Model for the D12 – HIV Prevention with PLWHAs in Dissemination of Effective Behavioral Interventions Clinical Settings into HIV Prevention Practice Room Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Collins, CB; Harshbarger, C; Phields, M; Atlanta Conference Center level) Duncan, T; Whittier, D; Andia, J; Sharpe, T;

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Session Description: As prevention interventions Association of Schools of Public Health, have been developed for persons living with HIV Washington, DC; 4 Centers for Disease Control and and AIDS (PLWHAs), interest has developed in Prevention, Nairobi, Kenya; 5 US Army Medical effective models that can be used in clinical set- Research Unit, Kericho, Kenya tings. This session will review the potential of clini- cally-based initiatives, two initiatives that have been Presentation Number: D12 – 3 developed (one in the U.S, and one in South Africa), and issues that have been encountered dur- Presentation Title: Tailoring of “Prevention with ing capacity building with providers. The session Positives” Interventions in Clinical Care Settings will also present knowledge gained that can be used by others interested in this type of program Author(s): Shade, SB; Myers, JJ; Dawson Rose, C; development. Steward, WT; Morin, SF Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University Presentation Number: D12 – 1 of California, San Francisco, CA

Presentation Title: Intergrating Peer-Driven Presentation Number: D12 – 4 Positive Prevention into an HIV Physician Office Presentation Title: Answering the Call of Providers Author(s): Moore, S; Piontkowsky, DM Delivering Prevention Services with People Living Allegheny General Hospital Positive Health Clinic, with HIV/AIDS Pittsburgh, PA Author(s): Henry,L - CBA Network for Advancing Presentation Number: D12 – 2 HIV Prevention (NCNAHP); Spieldenner, A1; Johnson, V2; Belzle, T3; Henry, L3; Casillas, D3; Presentation Title: Adapting an Evidence-Based Johnson, V2 Positive Prevention Intervention for African HIV 1National Association of People With AIDS, Clinics Washington, DC; 2 National Association of People with AIDS, Washington, DC; 3UT Southwestern Author(s): Rosenberg, N1,2; Bachanas, P1; Bollini, Medical Center, Dallas, TX A1; Poulsen, M1,3; Ackers, M4; Muhenje, O4; Dalal, W5; Moore, J1 1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 2 ATA Services, Atlanta, GA; 3

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Track D Presentation Number: D14 – 3

D14 – HIV Counseling, Testing, and Presentation Title: Routine Offering of HIV Testing Prevention Strategies at Two Primary Care Sites - Chicago, Illinois, April 2005 - August 2006 Room Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Author(s): Glick, N1; Silva, A2; Schulden, J3; Heffelfinger, J3 Session Description: Ever since the development 1 Mt. Sinai Hospital, Chicago, IL; 2 Sinai Urban of HIV testing technologies, CTR has been a key Health Institute, Chicago, IL; 3 2Behavioral and weapon in the HIV prevention arsenal. This session Clinical Surveillance Branch, Division of HIV/AIDS will examine recent research, program, and capaci- Prevention, National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, ty-building initiatives that have been undertaken STD, and TB Prevention, CDC., Atlanta, GA with regard to CTR, and discuss implications for future CTR program development. Presentation Number: D14 – 4

Presentation Number: D14 – 1 Presentation Title: Access and Availability of HIV Testing and Treatment Services in U.S. Southern Presentation Title: Use of Social Networks Project Rural Counties (SNP) as a Recruitment Strategy for HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral (CTR) Services to Author(s): Anthony, MA1,2; Sutton, M2; Vila, C3; Enhance and Increase the HIV Seropositivity Rate McLellan-Lemal, E2; Goli, V1; Holmberg, SD2; at Boston Medical Center (BMC) Fitzpatrick, L2; Matthew, MS3; Crandall, LA3; Weidle, PJ2 Author(s): Sasso, VJ 1 Northrop Grumman, Atlanta, GA; 2 Centers for Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 3 Presentation Number: D14 – 2 University of Miami, Miami, FL

Presentation Title: Training and Implementation for Presentation Number: D14 – 5 Protocol-Based Counseling (PBC) in Houston: An Evidence-Based CTR Intervention Presentation Title: North Carolina’s HIV Prevention Counseling, Testing, and Referral Services Training Author(s): Agee, GB; Wiley, C; Hall, H - Houston Program and Its Impact on Providers Serving Department of Health and Human Services, Ethnically Diverse Clients Houston, TX

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Author(s): Morrison, S1; Moseley, C2; Gibbs, R3 - Author(s): Hergenrather, Ken1; Daniels, Ted2; Morrison, S1; Moseley,C2; Gibbs, R3 1The George Washington University, Washington, 1University of North Carolina at Greensboro, DC; 2District of Columbia Rehabilitation Services Greensboro, NC; 2Center for Youth, Families and Administration, Washington, DC; 3National Working Community Partnerships at University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Greensboro, NC; 3Guilford County Department of Public Health, Greensboro, NC Track E

E07 – Funding Policies Track D Room Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – D28 – HIV Prevention with Physically Exhibit level) Challenged Populations Session Description: This session will discuss Room Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – funding policies emphasizing how to secure funds Atlanta Conference Center level) via legislative compassion and the Southern AIDS Coalition. Session Description: While the number of reported cases may be relatively small, the challenges in Presentation Number: E07 – 1 conducting effective HIV prevention with persons who are deaf, blind, developmentally disabled, or Presentation Title: Securing Funds Through otherwise physically challenged can be daunting. Legislative Compassion: The Story of the This session will examine some of the issues Mississippi AIDS Advocacy Coalition encountered, efforts undertaken in one U.S. locale, and share the perspectives of consumers in need Author(s): Colomb, MA1; Thompson, C2; Dukes, prevention services. A3 - Mark A. Colomb, PhD, EdS, MPH, My Brother’s Keeper, Inc., Ridgeland, MS, Craig Thompson, Presentation Number: D28 – 1 Mississippi Department of Health, Jackson, MS, Alonzo Dukes, Southern AIDS Commission, Presentation Title: HIV Prevention with Physically Greenville, MS. Challenged Populations

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Presentation Number: E07 – 2 Author(s): Springer, SI; Goodwin, S - KC Free, Kansas City, MO Presentation Title: The Southern AIDS Coalition: A Unique Collaborative in Response to the Raging Presentation Number: F03 – 2 HIV Epidemic in the South Presentation Title: Part 1 of 3: Linking Recently Author(s): Scalco, M1; Foust, E2; Hiers, K3 - Diagnosed HIV-Infected Persons to Medical Care M. Beth Scalco, LCSW, MPA, Louisiana Office of Using a Brief Case Management Intervention in Public Health, New Orleans, LA, Evelyn Foust, Non-Research Settings MPH, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, HIV/STD Prevention and Care Author(s): Craw, JA1; Gardner, LI1; Lane, T2; Rapp, Branch, Raleigh, NC, Kathie Hiers, AIDS Alabama, RC2 Birmingham, AL. 1Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 2Wright State University, Dayton, OH

Track F Presentation Number: F03 – 3

F03 – Using Case Management for Care Presentation Title: Part 2 of 3: Linking Newly Linkages: Results from ARTAS II Diagnosed Persons to HIV Medical Care: Perspectives of Referring Providers Room Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Author(s): Gruber, DM1; Campos, PE2; Dutcher, MV3; Safford, LA4; Phillips, K5; Jordan, D6 Session Description: The time from HIV diagnosis 1Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, to entry into care continues to be unacceptably New Orleans, LA; 2PECDOC Health Research & long for many in the United States. In this session, Evaluation, Decatur, GA; 3Kansas City Free Health results from ARTAS II, an intervention in non- Clinic, Kansas City, MO; 4Virginia Commonwealth research settings that utilized case managers to University Community Health Research Initiative, improve linkage to care, will be presented. Richmond, VA; 5Health Services Center, Inc., Anniston, AL; 6Virginia Department of Health, Presentation Number: F03 – 1 Richmond, VA

Presentation Title: Seamless Linkages to Care: A Collaborative Approach to Linking Newly Diagnosed Positives

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Presentation Number: F03 – 4 Presentation Number: G02 – 1

Presentation Title: Part 3 of 3: Linking Newly Presentation Title: The Development of an HIV Diagnosed Persons to HIV Medical Care: Client Rapid Testing Program in Philadelphia Jail Perspectives Author(s): Spencer, SB1; Johnson, C2; Cella, J2 - Author(s): Dutcher, MV1; Safford, LA2; Gruber, Susan B. Spencer, MSW, LCSW, Susan B. Spencer, DM3; Campos, PE4; Phillips, K5; Jordan, D6 Inc, Wyndmoor, PA, Caroline Johnson, MD, John 1 Kansas City Free Health Clinic, Kansas City, MO; Cella, MPA, Philadelphia Department of Public 2 Virginia Commonwealth University Community Health, Philadelphia, PA. Health Research Initiative, Richmond, VA; 3 Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, New Presentation Number: G02 – 2 Orleans, LA; 4 PECDOC Health Research & Evaluation, Decatur, GA; 5 Health Services Center, Presentation Title: Maximizing Screening and Inc., Anniston, AL; 6 Virginia Department of Health, Linkages to Care Opportunities in High Risk Richmond, VA Populations: Integrated Counseling, Testing, Vaccination and Referral Programs

Track G Author(s): Green, BB - MA Department of Public Health, Boston, MA G02 – Rapid HIV/STD Testing in Diverse Settings Presentation Number: G02 – 3

Room Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA – (Hyatt Presentation Title: HIV Testing for Asian and Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Pacific Islanders in a Clinic Setting to Identify People Living with HIV Session Description: Rapid HIV testing provides the opportunity to quickly determine an individual’s Author(s): Vora, S; Chen, P; Lagman, R; Ma, A; HIV status. This has allowed for the integration of Shimada, H; Barragan, C; Insixiengmay,P - Asian HIV testing into settings where it was previously Pacific Health Care Venture, Inc., Los Angeles, CA unavailable or ineffective due to low return rates and the difficulty of following up with clients. This session will explore the integration of rapid HIV testing within clinical, correctional, and STD service settings to reach high-risk individuals.

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Presentation Number: G02 – 4 Presentation Number: G08 – 1

Presentation Title: Increase in Rates of Syphilis Presentation Title: Adaptations from Recovering Screening Following a Change in Protocols for Voices: Stage I of an HIV Prevention Study for RAPID HIV Testing in Commercial Sex Venues Pregnant, African-American Substance Using Women

Author(s): Purcell de Ogenio, A; Thrun, M; Gourley, Author(s): Frye, T; Middlestead Ellerson, R; M; Chen, C; Shipman, A; Collins, J; Rietmeijer, C - Simons-Rudolph, AP; Karg, R; Wechsberg, WM Denver Public Health, Denver, CO RTI International, RTP, NC

Presentation Number: G08 – 2 Track G Presentation Title: Lessons from the Field: G08 – Enhanced Services for Pregnant Integrating HIV Prevention Intervention and Testing Women: Integrating HIV Prevention into a Reproductive Health Care Setting in Memphis, TN Room Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Author(s): Marshall, JM; Frank, M - Jennifer M. Marshall, BA, Mary Frank, MS, Memphis Center for Session Description: This session will explore the Reproductive Health, Memphis, TN. integration of HIV prevention and other services into service targeting pregnant women. In particu- Presentation Number: G08 – 3 lar, the session will explore two models for integrating HIV prevention services into service targeting Presentation Title: The Black Infant Health pregnant substance using women since they are at Programme: Perinatal HIV Prevention for African very high risk of transmitting HIV to their unborn American Pregnant Women child. In addition, a model for implementing a single session, group level HIV prevention intervention in a Author(s): Qongqo, MP - California State Office reproductive health care setting will be presented. of AIDS, Sacramento, CA A training program targeting the Black Infant Health (infant mortality) program directors and Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health directors focusing on the provision of integrative services will also be highlighted.

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Presentation Number: G08 – 4 Author(s): Bolan, G, MD

Presentation Title: Development of a Substance Presentation Number: G17 – 2 Use Treatment Provider Network for High Risk Pregnant Women Presentation Title: Integration of STD, HIV and Contraceptive Services: Divided We Fail Author(s): Rogers, P1; Doyle, PA1; Parisi, DM2; Rudnick, DM3 Author(s): Cates, W, MD, MPH 1New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY; 2New York State Department of Health, Menands, Presentation Number: G17 – 3 NY; 3New York State Department of Health, New York, NY Presentation Title: Integrated Science to Program Translation - The Time is now

Track G Author(s): Marrazzo, J, MD, MPH

G17 - STI/HIV Program Integration Presentation Number: G17 – 4

Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – Presentation Title: Integrated Clinical and (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Programmatic Training and Education

Session Description: This session will discuss Author(s): Douglas, J, Jr., MD several aspects and issues that are involved in the integration of STD, HIV, and Hepatitis Prevention Programs

Presentation Number: G17 – 1

Presentation Title: Integrated Surveillance of STI and HIV Prevalence and Incidence: Opportunities and Challenges

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Track A Presentation Number: A02 – 2

A02 – What’s Race Got To Do with It: The Presentation Title: Sexual Violence and Influence Impact of Culture on HIV Risk in of Relationship to Perpetrator On High-Risk Sexual African American Populations Behaviors in a Community-Based Sample of African American Women Room Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA – (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Author(s): Stockman, JK; Latkin, C; Campbell, JC Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD Session Description: This session includes presentations on the relationships between social, cul- Presentation Number: A02 – 3 tural, and individual factors and African Americans’ risks for HIV infection. The session describes a Presentation Title: Midlife African American brief, clinic-based, safer sex intervention targeted Women Discuss How Their Spiritual and Religious at young African American men who have been Beliefs Impact Their Ability to Protect Themselves newly diagnosed with an STD. It also presents from HIV research on the association between sexual violence and high-risk sexual behaviors, and the Author(s): Harris, G1; Mallory, C1; Stampley, C2 prevalence of these behaviors by relationship to 1Illinois State University, Normal, IL; 2Virginia State perpetrator among women in Baltimore (MD). It University, Petersburg, VA also explores midlife African American women’s risk taking and protective practices related to HIV – Presentation Number: A02 – 4 including views about religious or spiritual beliefs’ protective influences, and the role of faith-based Presentation Title: The Influence of Body Image organizations in HIV prevention. on HIV Sexual Risk Behavior in Black Gay and Bisexual Men: Implications for HIV Prevention Presentation Number: A02 – 1 Author(s): Wilton, L Presentation Title: A Brief, Clinic-Based, Safer State University of NY at Binghamton, Binghamton, Sex Intervention for African American Men At-Risk NY of HIV Acquisition: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Author(s): Crosby,R University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

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Track A towards these IDUs. The session also describes a randomized controlled trial of an intervention A04 – HIV Risk Among Injection Drug designed to reduce sexual and drug risk and Users: The Role of Partnerships and increase utilization of health care and adherence to Psychosocial Factors HIV medications among HIV-positive IDUs in Baltimore, Miami, New York City, and San Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Francisco. The number of psychosocial problems Exhibit level) reported by HIV-positive IDUs was related to sexual risk, injection risk, poor utilization of health care, Session Description: Injection drug use (IDU) risk and non-adherence to HIV medications and sug- behaviors play a significant role in infections among gests the importance of addressing broader health drug users themselves, as well as among IDUs’ sex issues among this population. partners. This session describes a secondary data analysis of data from the Las Angeles Drug Users’ Presentation Number: A04 – 1 Intervention Trial (DUIT) to explore examine associations between those in injection-discordant and Presentation Title: Injection Drug User concordant partnerships engaging in sexual risk Partnerships: Dual Risk for Disease Transmission behavior. Findings suggest that programs to reduce risk behaviors among IDUs should distinguish Author(s): Kim, E1; Shoptaw,S1; Hudson, S2; between those with IDU partners vs. non-IDU part- Gorbach, P1 - 1UCLA, Los Angeles, CA; 2Health ners. In addition, the session describes an analysis Research Association, Inc., Los Angeles, CA of qualitative information from DUIT about IDUs’ risk behaviors and relationships with sexual part- Presentation Number: A04 – 2 ners. Findings indicate that young IDUs engage in related injection drug use and sexual risk behaviors Presentation Title: Evaluation of a Pilot Rapid HIV that place them at-risk for both HCV and HIV — the Testing Outreach Initiative in Washington D.C. of interconnection of these behaviors requires a tar- Injection Drug Users geted comprehensive approach for prevention. The session also describes results from a study Author(s): Mack-Wilson, LC1; Shahkolahi, AM1; assessing HIV infection among IUDs in Washington Barahona, P2; Daniels, R2 - 1Whitman-Walker DC and piloting a rapid HIV testing project for that Clinic, Washington, DC; 2PreventionWorks, population. The prevalence of HIV disease among Washington, DC the target group suggests that more targeted HIV testing and counseling efforts be conducted

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Presentation Number: A04 – 3 Session Description: MSM of color who do not identify as gay and those who use methampheta- Presentation Title: Syndemics Among HIV-Positive mines are at particularly high risk for infection. This IDUs: Associations of Interrelated Psychosocial session describes research to identify the most Problems with HIV Risk Behaviors and Health Care effective ways to prevent HIV among these sub- Behaviors populations. Part 1 describes nine community collaborative research projects in California to develop Author(s): Purcell, DW1; Mizuno, Y1; Gourevitch, innovative interventions for MSM in high risk sub- MN2; Knight, K3; Knowlton, A4; Wilkinson, J5; the groups. Funded projects included three targeting INSPIRE Study Team African American Non-Gay Identified (NGI) MSM; 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2New York University, New two targeting Latino NGI-MSM; and four targeting York, NY; 3University of California, San Francisco, methamphetamine-using MSM. Part 2 describes a San Francisco, CA; 4Johns Hopkins University, qualitative study on internalized homophobia and Baltimore, MD; 5University of Miami, Miami, FL secrecy about sexual orientation among Black men who have sex with men and women (MSMW), and Presentation Number: A04 – 4 their potential associations with psychological well- being and impacts on program design. Part 3 Presentation Title: Injection Drug Use, Sexual Risk describes development and evaluation of an inter- and Partnerships Among Young Injection Drug vention designed for Latino gay men who are con- Users in Los Angeles cerned partners and friends of Crystal Meth users to help them engage CM-users in supportive inter- Author(s): Kim, E1; Shoptaw,S1; Hudson, S2; actions and reduce the isolation of CM-users and Gorbach, P1 - 1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA; 2 Health its related negative consequences, including the Research Association, Inc., Los Angeles, CA risk for HIV. Part 4 describes preliminary findings from a gay-specific intervention for reducing methamphetamine use and HIV sexual risk behav- Track A iors using evidence-based interventions, which indicate that culturally tailored methamphetamine A18 – Part 3 of 4: Community Collaborative abuse treatment reduces both drug use and sexual Prevention Intervention Research risk behaviors among gay and bisexual men, thus Among MSM at High Risk for HIV functioning as effective HIV prevention among this Infection high-risk population.

Room Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level)

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Presentation Number: A18 – 1 1Cesar E. Chavez Institute/San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA; 2AIDS Project of Los Presentation Title: Part 1 of 4: Community Angeles, Los Angeles, CA Collaborative Prevention Intervention Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection Presentation Number: A18 – 4

1 2 1 Author(s): Erwin, K ; Krawczyk, C ; Aoki, B ; Presentation Title: Part 4 of 4: Community 1 1 2 1 Fitzpatrick, J ; McCandless, R ; Farrell, K ; Lemp, G Collaborative Prevention Intervention Research 1 2 University of California, Oakland, CA; California Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection Dept of Public Health - Office of AIDS, Sacramento, CA Author(s): Reback, CJ1,2; Shoptaw, S3 1Friends Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA; Presentation Number: A18 – 2 2UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs, Los Angeles, CA; 3UCLA Department of Family Presentation Title: Part 2 of 4: Community Medicine, Los Angeles, CA Collaborative Prevention Intervention Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection Track B Author(s): Harawa, NT1;Williams, JK2;Avina, S3; 5 Manago, C4; Wafford, T B06 – MSM HIV and STD Co-Morbidity 1 Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and 2 Science, Los Angeles, CA; UCLA, Los Angeles, CA; Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – 3 4 JWCH Institute, Inc., Los Angeles, CA; The Exhibit level) AmASSI Health and Cultural Center, Los Angeles, 5 CA; The Palms Residential Care Facility, Los Session Description: This session will examine the Angeles, CA results of data collected in a variety of surveys regarding correlations between the prevalence of HIV Presentation Number: A18 – 3 and STD infection. The surveys include results from a low-prevalence state (Utah), routine clinical Presentation Title: Part 3 of 4: Community encounters by MSM in STD clinics in 5 US cities Collaborative Prevention Intervention Research between 2002 and 2005 and a survey of MSM con- Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection ducted in Washington D.C.

Author(s): Diaz, RM1; Ayala, G2; Aguilar-Karayianni, A1; Gutierrez, J2

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Presentation Number: B06 – 1 Author(s): Ouellet, LJ; Ivy, W, III; Mackesy-Amiti, M; McKirnan, D - University of Illinois at Chicago, Presentation Title: Trends in HIV Testing Among Chicago, IL MSM in U.S. STD Clinics and the Association of Longer Inter-Test Interval with Newly Diagnosed HIV Presentation Number: B06 – 4

Author(s): Helms, DJ1; Weinstock, HS1; Presentation Title: HIV AND STD Screening and Cherneskie, T2; Furness, BW3; Kent, CK4; Diagnosis Among Men Who Have Sex with Men Rietmeijer, CA5; Golden, MR6, 1 - CDC, Atlanta, (MSM) Attending an Urban Gay Men’s Clinic GA; 2Chelsea STD Clinic, NY City Department of Health, New York, NY; 3 CDC and the Washington Author(s): Shahkolahi, AM1; Chiliade, P2; Border, DC STD Control Program, Atlanta, Washington DC, G1; Roe, K1; Vo, Q1; Mack-Wilson, LC1; Baloum, GA; 4 San Francisco Dept of Public Health, San A1; Norris, AL1 - 1Whitman-Walker Clinic, Elizabeth Francisco, CA; 5Denver Public Health Department, Taylor Medical Center, Washington, DC; 2Family Denver, CO; 6 Deptartment of Public Health-Seattle Health International, Washington, DC and King County, Seattle, WA Presentation Number: B06 – 5 Presentation Number: B06 – 2 Presentation Title: Rapid Behavioral Assessments Presentation Title: HIV and Sexually Transmitted at Gay Pride Events in Utah: Opportunity for Testing Infection (STI) Screening in a Providence and Guide for Prevention Efforts in a ‘Low Bathhouse: Opportunities for Education, Prevention Prevalence’ State. and Improving Men’s Health Author(s): Fronberg, RA1; Meinor, L2; Delaney, Author(s): Mayer, KH1,2; Ducharme, R1; Abbott, KP2; Heffelfinger, JD2 D3; Cavanaugh, T4 - 1 Brown U/Miriam Hospital, 1HIV Prevention Program, Bureau of Providence, RI; 2 Fenway Community Health, Communicable Disease Control, Utah Department Boston, MA; 3 AIDS Project RI, Providence, RI; 4 of Health, Salt Lake City, UT; 2Behavioral and Family Health Services, Providence, RI Clinical Surveillance Branch, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, National Center for HIV, Hepatitis, STD Presentation Number: B06 – 3 and TB Prevention, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Sexual Risk Practices and Sexually Transmitted Infections Among Bisexual, Drug-Using, Low-Income Men in Chicago

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Track B Author(s): Langer, AJ1; Bolden, BJ2; D'Errico, SA2; Cross, H2 B12 – Surveillance: Evolving Methods and 1 Epidemic Intelligence Service assigned to the Applications New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, Centers for Disease Control and Room Location: HONG KONG – (Hyatt Hotel – Prevention, Trenton, NJ; 2 New Jersey Department Embassy Hall level) of Health and Senior Services, Trenton, NJ

Session Description: The session will discuss Presentation Number: B12 – 3 some new techniques in surveillance that may be applied to analysis methodologies to identify HIV Presentation Title: Use of Spatial Analysis prevalence. Includes a discussion of spatial analy- Methods to Identify Clusters of HIV Prevalence sis, use of the National Behavioral Surveillance System and current use of the CDC comprehensive Author(s): Robinson, W1; Scribner, R1; Burgess, S2 HIV/AIDS surveillance. 1Louisiana State University, New Orleans, LA; 2Louisiana Office of Public Health, New Orleans, LA Presentation Number: B12 – 1 Presentation Number: B12 – 4 Presentation Title: Update on Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Surveillance Activities in the United Presentation Title: Estimating the Lifetime Risk of States a Diagnosis of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection in 33 States, 2003-2004. Author(s): Campsmith, M; Sweeney, P; Hall, I; McNaghten, A Author(s): Q An1, HI Hall2,A Hutchinson, S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Sansom Atlanta, GA 1The Ginn Group, Inc. / CDC Information Technology Support Contract, Atlanta, GA; Presentation Number: B12 – 2 2Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Analysis of Single-Site National HIV Behavioral Surveillance System Data for Men Who Have Sex with Men: Implications for Local HIV Prevention Activities - Newark, New Jersey, 2003-2005

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C05 – Efforts to Improve HIV Testing Presentation Title: Working Around the Barriers: Connecting with the Latino Community Room Location: HANOVER D – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Author(s): Rzewnicki, D; Cabrera-Roman, M Wake County Human Services, Raleigh, NC Session Description: The session will focus on HIV testing and ways to improve acceptance in dif- Presentation Number: C05 – 4 ferent modalities and communities. Presentation Title: Acute Infection Screening and Presentation Number: C05 – 1 Prevention, Preliminary Demographics of Persons with Primary HIV Infection Presentation Title: Integrating Community Guides, Social Networking, and Volunteer Providers into a Author(s): Simmons, P1; LaLota, M1; Liberti, T1; Rural CTR Outreach Program Bennett, B2 1Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS, Author(s): King, R1; Kelsey-Smith, L2; Edwards, M2 Tallahassee, FL; 2Florida Department of Health, 1Regional Medical Center at Lubec, Penobscot, Bureau of Labratories, Jacksonville, FL ME; 2Regional Medical Center at Lubec, Lubec, ME Track C Presentation Number: C05 – 2 C07 – Implementing Rapid HIV Testing at Presentation Title: Rapid vs. Standard Voluntary Historically Black Colleges and Counseling and Testing (VCT) in a Bathhouse: Universities What’s Gained, Lost? Room Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Huebner, DM1; Woods, WJ2; Dilworth, Embassy Hall level) SE2; Neilands, Binson, D 1University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Session Description: Session will focus the efficacy Baltimore, MD; 2University of California, San of implementing Rapid HIV testing on Historical Francisco, San Francisco, CA Black Colleges and Universities.

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Presentation Number: C07 –1 Presentation Number: C19 – 1

Presentation Title: Implementing Rapid HIV Testing Presentation Title: Interventions with at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Latinos/Latinas

Author(s): Smith, MR1; Thomas, PE2; Ward, S1; Author(s): Villarruel, A; Fernandez, I; Prado, G; Heffelfinger, JD2 Flores, S 1JCCSI, Pine Bluff, AR; 2CDC, Atlanta, GA

Presentation Number: C07 – 2 Track D

Presentation Title: Implementing Rapid HIV Testing D05 – Innovative HIV Prevention Program at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Evaluations for African-American Populations Author(s): Thomas, PE1; Calloway, DS2; Goode, CR2; Mundey, LE2; Sly, KF3; Smith, MR4; Room Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – Heffelfinger, JD1 - 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Howard (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) University, Washington, DC; 3Jackson State University, Jackson, MS; 4Jefferson Comprehensive Session Description: Ethnic minorities continue Care System, Inc., Pine Bluff, AR to be the cultural groups in the U.S. that have been most disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic. While some effective interventions for this Track C group have been disseminated, they have had their limitations. This session will share strategies under- C19 – Interventions with Latinos/Latinas taken, results, and lessons learned from CDC’s Evaluation of Innovative HIV Prevention Interventions Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM for High-Risk Minority Populations (or “Innovative SOUTH - (Hyatt Hotel - International level) Interventions”) project. An emphasis will be on evaluation strategies planned and conducted. Session Description: The session will address Collaborators in the project were People of Color in effective intervention HIV prevention models among Crisis, Inc. (Brooklyn, NY), the Philadelphia Health Latinos/Latinas. Management Corporation, and Sister Love (Atlanta, GA).

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Presentation Number: D05 – 1 Presentation Number: D05 – 3

Presentation Title: [Innovative Intervention Project Presentation Title: [Innovative Intervention Project Group Oral Session, Part 1 of 4:] Building Capacity Group Oral Session, Part 3 of 4:] Recruitment and of Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) to Retention of Black Men Who Have Sex with Men Evaluate Their Locally-Developed HIV Prevention (MSM) in an HIV/STD Prevention Intervention: The Interventions for High-Risk Minority Populations: Many Men, Many Voices (3MV) Evaluation Project Lessons Learned from the “Innovative Interventions” Project Author(s): Lucas, B1; Roberson, M1; Wilton, L2; Coury-Doniger, P3; English, G1; Painter, TM4; Author(s): Painter, TM; Herbst, JH; Moody, DM; Herbst, JH4 Rama, SM; Carey, JW 1People of Color in Crisis, Inc., Brooklyn, NY; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2Binghamton University, Binghamton, NY; 3Center Atlanta, GA for Health and Behavior Training, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; 4Prevention Research Presentation Number: D05 – 2 Branch, DHAP, NCHHSTP, CDC, Atlanta, GA

Presentation Title: [Innovative Intervention Project Presentation Number: D05 – 4 Group Oral Session, Part 2 of 4:] Building Community-Based Organization (CBO) Capacity to Presentation Title: [Innovative Intervention Project Evaluate the Healthy Love Workshop (HLW), an Group Oral Session, Part 4 of 4:] Collection of Innovative HIV Prevention Intervention for African Process Data to Improve the Delivery of Preventing American Women AIDS Through Live Movement and Sound (PALMS), a Theater-Based Intervention for High-Risk Author(s): Diallo, DD1; Ngalame, PM1; Jackson, Adolescents KM1; White, LD1; Davis, S2;Tucker-Brown, A3; Herbst, JH4; Painter, TM4 Author(s): Lauby,J1; Pierre, A1; Bodas LaPollo, 1SisterLove Inc., Atlanta, GA; 2Clark Atlanta A1; Herbst, JH2; Painter, TM2 University, Whitney M. Young Jr. School of Social 1Philadelphia Health Management Corporation, Work, Atlanta, GA; 3University of Georgia, School Philadelphia, PA; 2Prevention Research Branch, of Social Work, Athens, GA; 4CDC, Atlanta, GA DHAP, NCHHSTP, CDC, Atlanta, GA

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Track D Author(s): Tyrell, CO; Justiniano, B; O’Connell, DA; Klein, SJ; Gieryic, SM; Devore, BS; Cooper, JG; D16 – Faith Communities and HIV Tesoriero, JM - AIDS Institute, NYSDOH, Albany, NY Prevention Presentation Number: D16 – 3 Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International Presentation Title: A Unique Strength: Faith Ballroom level) Communities Responding to the Call to Action

Session Description: – From the earliest days of Author(s): Washington-Flood, C; Whitehurst, P; the epidemic, faith-based communities (FBCs) have Abebe, S been involved in HIV work. This session will present DHMH AIDS Administration, Baltimore, MD recent initiatives with FBCs, their results, and implications for future work. Presentation Number: D16 – 4

Presentation Number: D16 – 1 Presentation Title: The Development of Cultural Competent Media (DVD) to Assist African American Presentation Title: Involving Faith-Based Clergy in Heightening a Faith-Based Response to Organizations to Address HIV/AIDS HIV: An Innovative Capacity Building Assistance Project Author(s): Williams, CX; Richlen, WA; Carr, CJ; Moore, DC Author(s): Hampton, JF; Fleming, R, III; Sanders, Wright State University, SARDI Program, EC, II; Crawford, SL; Flournoy, S; Smith, DL - Dayton, OH Metropolitan Interdenominational Church - First Response Center, Nashville, TN Presentation Number: D16 – 2

Presentation Title: Progress in Engaging Faith Communities in HIV Prevention

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Track E Presentation Number: E05 – 3

E05 – Cost-Effectiveness of Prevention Presentation Title: An Overview of the State of the Interventions/Programs HIV Prevention Cost-Effectiveness Literature

Room Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Author(s): Holtgrave, D Conference Center level) Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD Session Description: This session will discuss the cost-effectiveness of prevention interventions/programs specifically as it pertains to resource allocation Track F and HIV testing. F06 – Scaling Up Routine Testing Presentation Number: E05 – 2 Room Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: High Volume, Rapid HIV Testing Atlanta Conference Center level) in an Urban ED Session Description: This session will report on Author(s): Calderon, Y1; Leider,J1; Hailpern, S2; recent studies of the scale-up of routine testing in Haughey, M1; Lombardi, P2; Gennis, P1; Bijur,P2; multiple sites: STD clinics, emergency departments, 1Bauman, Jacobi Medical Center Albert Einstein, prenatal care. It will address implementation issues, Bronx, NY; 2Albert Einstein College of Medicine, results of scale-up and physician and patient Bronx, NY; attitudes.

Presentation Number: F06 – 1

Presentation Title: Engaging Hospitals in Routine HIV Testing: Strategic Planning for Implementation in Labor and Delivery and Emergency Departments

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Author(s): Burr, CK1; Lampe, MA2; Gross, E1; Presentation Number: F06 – 4 Jones, R2; Clark, J2 1Univ of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ, Newark, NJ; Presentation Title: Characteristics Used by 2Division of HIV/AIDS and TB Prevention, Centers Physicians to Identify Patients for HIV Testing in the for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta, GA Emergency Department as Part of a Diagnostic Testing Model Presentation Number: F06 – 2 Author(s): Hopkins, E1; Byyny, RL1; Thrun, MW2,3; 4 1,3 Presentation Title: Does Willingness to Undergo Dillon, BA ; Haukoos, JS ; for the Denver Rapid HIV Testing in the Emergency Department Emergency Department HIV Rapid Testing Study Vary By Patient Demography and History of HIV Group 1 Testing? Denver Health Medical Center, Denver, CO; 2Denver Public Health, Denver, CO; 3University of Author(s): Merchant, RC1; Mayer, KH1; Seage, GR, Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, 4 III2; Clark, MA1; DeGruttola, VG2; Becker, BM1 Denver, CO; Colorado Department of Public 1Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Health and Environment, Denver, CO Providence, RI; 2Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA Presentation Number: F06 – 5

Presentation Number: F06 – 3 Presentation Title: HIV Testing Attitudes and Practices Among Clinicians in the Era of Updated Presentation Title: Improving HIV Rapid Testing CDC Recommendations Rates Among STD Clinic Patients: A Randomized 1 1 2 Controlled Trial Evaluating Stage-based Behavioral Author(s): Cohan, D ; Gomez, E ; Dowling, T ; 1 2 Counseling and a DVD-based Informational Zetola, N ; Klausner, J 1 2 Intervention UCSF, San Francisco, CA; San Francisco Health Department, San Francisco, CA Author(s): Carey, MP1,2 ; Coury-Doniger, P2; Senn, TE1;Vanable, PA1,2; Urban, MA2 1Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY; 2University of Rochester, Rochester, NY

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Track F Presentation Number: F12 – 2

F12 – HIV Positive Adolescents: Challenges Presentation Title: Unique Challenges in in Case Finding, Care and Prevention: Identifying and Engaging HIV+ Adolescent Males of Lessons from Two Research Color Who Have Sex with Males and Engaging Networks Them in Care: Lessons Learned from a Multi-Site Initiative Room Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Author(s): Hidalgo, J1; Magnus, M1; Schulof, R2; Pounds, M2; Tinsley, M2; Young HIV+ MSM of Session Description: Two of the major national Color SPNS Initiative Collaborative Group studies of adolescents from NICHD/NIH and 1George Washington University, Washington, DC; SPNS/HRSA will present their current findings and 2HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau SPNS Program, approaches with HIV+ youth. The NIH’s Adolescent Rockville, MD Trials Network will focus on its findings of risks and strategies for prevention with positive youth and Presentation Number: F12 – 3 the HRSA Young Men of Color who have Sex with Men’s Study will focus on its work in case finding Presentation Title: Secondary Prevention Among and prevention with YMSMs. Adolescents: Current Knowledge and Intervention Studies within the Adolescent Trials Network Presentation Number: F12 – 1 Author(s): Allison, S1; Fernandez, I2 Presentation Title: Hard to Reach HIV+ 1NIH/NIMH, Bethesda, MD; 2NOVA Southesastern Adolescent Males of Color Who Have Sex with University, Miami, FL Males: Demographic, Behavioral, and Clinical Characteristics Track G Author(s): Magnus, M1; Binson, D2; Jones, K1; Phillips, G, II1; Peterson, J1; Parrish, B3;Wackerman, G05 – Innovative Integration Strategies in K4; Schulhof, R5; Hidalgo, J3 - 1GWU SPHHS Dept of Outreach Settings Epi/Bio, Washington, DC; 2UCSF/CAPS, San Francisco, CA; 3GWU SPHHS Dept of Health Policy, Room Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Washington, DC; 4GWU YES Center, Washington, DC; Conference Center level) 5HRSA/HAB/SPNS, Rockville, MD

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Session Description: The integration of services Presentation Number: G05 – 3 can be an effective strategy for providing necessary services to at-risk populations. This session will Presentation Title: Domestic Violence Agencies explore models for integrating HIV prevention and and HIV Prevention and Testing: Knowledge, other services for incarcerated sex offender and Attitudes and a Training Curriculum within agencies serving the survivors of domestic violence. An outreach program designed to address Author(s): Robertson, CJ1; Foster, JA1; Spencer, a broad range of issues within a community, includ- SB2; Nunez, AE1 ing HIV, will also be presented. The session will also 1Drexel University College of Medicine, present a program that provides rapid HIV testing Philadelphia, PA; 2Susan B Spencer, Inc., to individuals diagnosed with another STD. This Philadelphia, PA program also has integrated rapid HIV testing into partner notification services. Presentation Number: G05 – 4

Presentation Number: G05 – 1 Presentation Title: Wholistic Outreach in Louisiana: Adaptation of a Brazilian Model Presentation Title: HIV/HEP C Testing/Prevention for Serious, Violent and Sex Offenders in a Prison Author(s): Carrel, JJ1; Araujo Santos, A2; Dias, L3; Setting dos Santos., M3 - 1Louisiana Office of Public Health HIV/AIDS Program, New Orleans, LA; 2 Author(s): Ohira, S Secretaria Municipal de Saúde de Manaus, MEO BEST Reintegration Program, Wailuku, HI Manaus, Brazil; 3Programas de Saúde com Ênfase em DST/Aids, Manaus, Brazil Presentation Number: G05 – 2

Presentation Title: HIV and STD Partner Track G Notification with Rapid HIV Testing in the Field G15 – Integrative Strategies to Confront Author(s): San Antonio-Gaddy,M; Lanier, B; Crystal Meth-Related Risk Behaviors Shipmon, C; Nusca, N; Putnam, D; Bulmer, J; Richardson-Moore, A Room Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V – New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level)

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Session Description: Methamphetamine (crystal 2Los Angeles County Health Department STD meth) use is associated with sexual risk behavior Program, Los Angeles, CA for HIV/STD transmission, particularly among men who have sex with men (MSM) but also among Presentation Number: G15 – 3 other populations. This session will explore strategies for addressing high-risk behaviors related to Presentation Title: Crystal Methamphetimine: the use of meth including: measuring meth use by Battles Won and Lessons Learned clients and the characteristics of users; formation of a citywide taskforce and the implementation of Author(s): Tierney,S - San Francisco AIDS multiple interventions; use of mass media and Foundation, San Francisco, CA social marketing techniques; and efforts to reach people of color CDC-supported activities including Presentation Number: G15 – 4 funded programs, research, and policy endeavors will also be discussed. Presentation Title: CDC-Related Activities Addressing Meth Use and Sexual Risk Reduction Presentation Number: G15 – 1 Author(s): Mansergh, G, PhD, - CDC, Atlanta, GA, Presentation Title: Crystal It’s Not Just for White SAMHSA representative, SAMHSA, Washington, DC. Boys Anymore: The Proliferation of Crystal Methamphetamine into the MSM, Black and Hispanic Communities in Miami and Miami Beach

Author(s): Barros, G; Floyd, DS - South Beach AIDS Project, Miami Beach, FL

Presentation Number: G15 – 2

Presentation Title: Methamphetamine Use and HIV/STD Risk at Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center Sexual Health Program

Author(s): Stallworth, P1; Hall, M1; Horton, T1; Rudy, E2; Tilekar, S1 1LA Gay and Lesbian Center, Los Angeles, CA;

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Track A Presentation Number: A06 – 1

A06 – Intertwining Paths to HIV Infection: Presentation Title: Lifetime Correlates of Prevalent Substance Abuse and Risky Sexual HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C Infections Among Activity Young Non-Injecting Heroin Users in Chicago

Room Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Broz, D; Ouellet, LJ Embassy Hall level) University of Illinois at Chicago, School of Public Health, Chicago, IL Session Description: Substance abuse is linked to HIV infection due to its relationship with sexual and Presentation Number: A06 – 2 non-sexual risk behaviors. The session explores the lifetime incidence and risk factors for HIV, hepatitis Presentation Title: Non-Prescribed Use of Viagra B and C (HBV, HCV) infection among young, non- and Other PDE-5 Inhibitors and HIV-Related injecting heroin users in Chicago. Findings indicate Behavioral Risks Among HIV-Positive Men that this population has substantial levels of HIV, HBV, and HCV infection and suggest that Author(s): Moore, TW1; Courtenay-Quirk, C2; interventions targeted at this population should Colfax, G3; Metsch, L4; Dawson Rose, C5; focus on preventing unsafe sex and the McKirnan, D6 initiation/resumption of injecting. The session also 1NCHSTP/DHAP/PRB — Northrop Grumman/Ginn explores non-prescribed use of sexual performance Group, Atlanta, GA; 2NCHSTP/DHAP/PRB — drugs (Phosphodiesterase type-5 inhibitors) among Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV-positive men. Findings suggest that non- Atlanta, GA; 3San Francisco Department of Public prescribed use of PDE-5 is associated with Health, San Francisco, CA; 4University of Miami numerous additional sexual and substance use risk Medical School, Miami, FL; 5University of California behaviors and that prevention messages should be San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; 6University of targeted to specific at-risk groups of HIV-infected Illinois Chicago, Chicago, IL men.

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Presentation Number: A06 – 3 Session Description: This study investigates drug and sex HIV transmission risk factors associated Presentation Title: Racial/Ethnic Disparities in with poorer mental health in a population of Relationships Between the Type of Substance Used homeless or unstably housed PLWHA in Baltimore and HIV Risk Behaviors Among Youth with (MD), Chicago (IL), and Los Angeles (CA). Findings Substance Use Disorders indicate that many experience poor mental health – itself associated with illegal drug use, alcohol use, Author(s): Mulatu, MS1; Jeffries Leonard, K2; and unprotected sex – and that this population is in Fulmore, D3 need of services to address both mental health and 1The MayaTech Corporation, Atlanta, GA; 2The HIV risk behaviors associated with poorer mental MayaTech Corporation, Silver Spring, MD; 3The health. The session also describes an effort to MayaTech Corporation, Silver Spring, GA document the prevalence and risks associated with physical and sexual abuse among HIV-positive Presentation Number: A06 – 4 homeless or unstably housed adults. Findings indicate that those who have experienced Presentation Title: Sex-Drugs and Psychosocial interpersonal abuse are more likely to report high- Correlates of Condom Use Among Young African risk sexual practices – interventions are needed American, Latino, and Multiracial Men Who Have targeted at homeless and unstably housed PLWHA Sex with Men in Los Angeles and New York who have experienced abuse in order to reduce the risk of HIV transmission to partners. The session Author(s): Mutchler,M also describes a study to assess characteristics AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA associated with depressive symptoms in an on-line sample of MSM. Findings indicate that being HIV- positive, a person of color, and having low income Track A and education are associated with vulnerability for depression. A10 – Mental Illness/Mental Health and HIV Risk: Physical/Sexual Abuse, Drug Presentation Number: A10 – 1 Use, and Depression Presentation Title: Associations of Risky Drug Room Location: HANOVER D – (Hyatt Hotel – Use and Sex Behaviors with Poorer Mental Health Exhibit level) in Homeless or Unstably Housed People Living with HIV

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Author(s): Kidder, DP; Pals, SL; Wolitski, RJ Track A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA A16 – Impact of Sexual Relationships on HIV Risk Among MSM Presentation Number: A10 – 2 Room Location: A706 – (Marriott Hotel – Presentation Title: Physical and Sexual Abuse Atrium level) Among Homeless and Unstably Housed Adults Living with HIV: Prevalence and Associated Risks Session Description: More AIDS cases are reported among men who have sex with men Author(s): Henny, KD1; Kidder, DP1; Stall, RD2; (MSM) than in any other group. Young MSM report Wolitski, RJ1 riskier sexual behaviors than older men, and young 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, MSM of color are among the most severely GA; 2University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA impacted by this disease. The session describes a study of sexually experienced, young MSM who Presentation Number: A10 – 3 halt sexual activity to reduce their risk for HIV and other diseases. Findings suggest that these men Presentation Title: Characteristics Associated with are more connected to ethnic communities (and to Depressive Symptoms in an Online Sample of Men the importance of their ethnic identity than sexually Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) – United States active, young MSM) and that research should and Canada gather information about ethnic/gay identity to develop interventions to reduce sexual activity Author(s): Hirshfield, S1; Wolitski, RJ2; Chiasson, through enhancing community connections and M1; Remien, RH3; Humberstone, M1; Wong, T4 sense of self. The session also describes an 1Medical and Health Research Association of New examination of the agreements that MSM couples York City, Inc., New York, NY; 2Centers for Disease make about sex outside the relationship to Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 3New York determine the relationship variables that are State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University, associated with sexual HIV risk. Findings indicate New York, NY; 4Public Health Agency of Canada, couples that rate their agreement quality and Ottawa, ON, Canada relationship satisfaction higher engage in less unprotected anal intercourse with sero-discordant and unknown status external partners. The session also describes an examination of the relationship between HIV acquisition and sexual acts with

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Presentation Title: Return To Sexual Abstinence A17 – HIV Prevention Approaches for Among Young Men Who Have Sex with Men Latino/Hispanic and African American MSM Author(s): Hudson, S; Copeland, J Health Research Association, Hollywood, CA Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International Presentation Number: A16 – 2 Ballroom level)

Presentation Title: Relationship Dynamics Session Description: This session describes Associated with Sexual Risk for HIV Among Gay multiple efforts to provide HIV prevention Male Couples programming to Latino/Hispanic and African American MSMs. Part 1 details a qualitative study Author(s): Hoff, CC; Chakravarty, D; Darbes, L; to assess factors influencing risk behavior among Neilands, T heterosexually-identified African American men in UCSF/CAPS, San Francisco, CA prison – findings will be used to tailor HIV prevention services for men returning to the Presentation Number: A16 – 3 community. Part 2 describes strategies Latino men use to disclose their sexual interest in other men, Presentation Title: Patterns of Sexual Risk for partner selection, and for social acceptance and Behaviors and Partner-types as Predictors for HIV support – findings will be used to aid recruitment of Among Men Who Have Sex with Men participants for an intervention with Latino MSM who do not identify as gay. Part 3 describes a 1 2 3 Author(s): Husnik, M ; Huang,Y ; Colfax, G ; community-collaborative research study that 4 Koblin, B developed and pilot-tested an HIV prevention

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intervention program tailored to the needs of Author(s): Martinez-Donate, AP1; Zellner, JA1; African American heterosexually-identified MSMs. Fernandez-Cerdeno, A1; Sanudo, F2; Hovell, MF1; Part 4 describes a social marketing intervention Ji, M1; Engelberg, M1; Sipan, CL1 designed to reach heterosexually-identified Latino 1Graduate School of Public Health, San Diego male MSMs, which was implemented in North San State University, San Diego, CA; 2Vista Community Diego County (CA) over a 9-month period. Clinic, Vista, CA

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Presentation Title: Part 1 of 4: Understanding HIV Presentation Title: The Bruthas Project: Towards Risk in Prison Among Heterosexually-Identified the Development of an HIV Testing and Prevention African American Men Who Have Sex with Men Counseling Program for Heterosexual-Identified African American MSM (AA Het-MSM) Author(s): Myers, JJ1; Maiorana, A1; Zack, B2 1 University of California, San Francisco, San Author(s): Smith, C1; Operario, D2; Kegeles, S3 - 2 Francisco, CA; Centerforce, San Rafael, CA Carla Dillard Smith, MPA, California Prevention and Education Project (CAL-PEP), Oakland, CA, Don Presentation Number: A17 – 2 Operario, PHD, Oxford, England, United Kingdom, Susan Kegeles, PHD, UCSF, San Francisco, CA Presentation Title: Part 2 of 4: Situational Gay Identity, Sexual Silence, and HIV Prevention Among Latino MSM Track A

Author(s): Lazarus, M A20 – Ethnographic Research Methods in UCSF - CAPS, San Francisco, CA Formative or Basic Prevention

Presentation Number: A17 – 3 Room Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: Assessing Exposure and Responses to a Social Marketing Intervention Session Description: The session describes Targeted at Heterosexually-Identified Latino Men qualitative research on the role of heterosexually- Who Have Sex with Men: The Hombres Sanos identified MSM in HIV transmission, the social and Campaign sexual meanings of sexual behaviors, and the HIV risks of these sexual encounters. Findings indicate

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Concurrent Sessions | 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM (Continued) that heterosexually identified MSM are at some risk 2UCLA, Integrated Substance Abuse Programs, for HIV, as are their sexual partners, and highlight Los Angeles, CA; 3UCLA, Department of Family their potential role in the diffusion of HIV/STIs. The Medicine, Los Angeles, CA session also describes implementation of the Youth Action Research model, an innovative community Presentation Number: A20 – 2 level approach was developed to address HIV prevention needs by training young MSM of color in Presentation Title: Implementing the Youth Action ethnographic research activities. Findings indicate Research Model: An Innovative Approach Utilizing that the training facilitated participation in survey Youth Peers to Study HIV Risk Among YMSM of activities and acquisition of HIV prevention Color in Urban Settings information and services. The session describes a qualitative study to examine factors related to HIV Author(s): de la Cruz, MA1; Munoz-Laboy, MA2; management among HIV-positive youth. Findings Vasquez del Aguila, E2; Casenave, B1; Cauthen, B1 will be used to build modules for a tailored, “virtual - 1Bronx AIDS Services, Bronx, NY; 2Columbia world” computerized application to enhance self- University, New York, NY management skills among HIV-positive youth. The session describes a study to create methods for Presentation Number: A20 – 3 developing grounded hypotheses about how IDUs in New York City have avoided infection with HIV Presentation Title: Words from HIV+ Youth: and Hepatitis C. Insights for Secondary Prevention

Presentation Number: A20 – 1 Author(s): Leonard, AD1; Markham, C2; Bui, T2; Shegog, R2; Paul, ME1 Presentation Title: Social and Sexual Meanings 1Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX; Among Heterosexually Identified Men Who Have 2University of Texas, School of Public Health, Sex with Men and/or Preoperative Transgender Houston, TX Women Presentation Number: A20 – 4 Author(s): Reback, CJ1,2; Larkins, S3 1 Friends Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA; Presentation Title: Positive Deviance Control-Case Life History: A Method to Study Successful Avoidance of Infection

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Author(s): Friedman, S; Mateu-Gelabert, P; 2Arizona Dept. of Health Services, Phoenix, AZ; Sandoval, M 3New Mexico Dept. of Health, Santa Fe, NM; National Development & Research Institutes, New 4Texas Department of Health Services, Austin, TX; York, NY 5NASTAD, Washington, DC, DC; 6San Diego Deparment of Public Health, San Diego, CA; 7CENSIDA, Mexico City, Mexico Track B Presentation Number: B01– 2 B01 – US Mexico Border Migrants Presentation Title: Migration and HIV Risk (Part 2 Room Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – of 4) - The California-Mexico Epidemiological Atrium level) Surveillance Pilot: Estimates of HIV and STI Prevalence Among Mexican Migrants in California Session Description: This session is a four part presentation that discusses epidemiologic research Author(s): Hernandez, MT1; Hanson Sanchez, along the US-Mexico border by a multi – state MA1; Ayala-Lawless, L1; Ruiz, JD2; Magis, C3; (California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas) and Samuel, MD4; Lemp, GF1 bi-national collaborative team convened in 2006- 1Universitywide AIDS Research Program, University 2007. Preliminary findings will be highlighted on the of California, Office of the President, Oakland, CA; epidemiologic profile focused on HIV/AIDS along 2Office of AIDS, California Department of Health the US-Mexico border. Services, Sacramento, CA; 3CENSIDA, Secretaria de Salud de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico; 4STD Presentation Number: B01 – 1 Control Branch, California Department of Health Services, Richmond, CA Presentation Title: Migration and HIV Risk (Part 1 of 4) - HIV/AIDS Along the U.S.-Mexico Border: Presentation Number: B01 – 3 Findings from A Multi-State, Binational Epidemiologic Profile Presentation Title: Migration and HIV Risk (Part 3 of 4) - Vulnerability of Mexican Male Migrants Who 1 2 3 Author(s): Stopka, TJ ; Bailey, SR ; Foster, L ; Have Sex with Sex Workers: Findings of the 4 4 4 5 Osborn, J ; Ngo, N ; Hitt, J ; Gutierrez, F ; Ruiz, California-Mexico Epidemiological Surveillance Pilot 6 6 J1; Molitor, F1; Freitas, L ; Tweeten, S ; Bravo- (CMESP) Garcia, E7; Magis-Rodriguez, C7 1California State Office of AIDS, Sacramento, CA;

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Author(s): Hernandez, MT1; Hanson, MA1; Session Description: This session will examine Ayala-Lawless, L1; Ruiz, JD2; Magis, C3; Samuel, the impact of routine testing and behavioral risk, MD4; Lemp, GF1 awareness of serostatus and risk practices and 1Universitywide AIDS Research Program, University HIV–related behaviors among black students attending of California, Office of the President, Oakland, CA; Historically Black Colleges. 2Office of AIDS, California Department of Health Services, Sacramento, CA; 3CENSIDA, Secretaria Presentation Number: B04 – 1 de Salud de Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico; 4STD Control Branch, California Department of Health Presentation Title: Estimated Prevalence of Services, Richmond, CA Unprotected Sex in HIV-positive MSM Who Are Aware of Their Serostatus in the United States: Presentation Number: B01 – 4 A Meta-Analysis

Presentation Title: Migration and HIV Risk (Part 4 Author(s): Crepaz, N; Liau, A; Marks, G; Mullins, of 4) - Surveillance in Mexico: Behavior and MM; Jacobs, ED; Aupont, LW; Wolitski, RJ; for HIV/AIDS Knowledge in Communities That Migrate HIV/AIDS Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) to the U.S. Team CDC, Atlanta, GA Author(s): Magis Rodriguez, C1; Bravo Garcia, E1; Hernandez, MT2; Hanson Sanchez, MA2; Lemp, Presentation Number: B04 – 2 GF2 - 1Centro Nacional para la Prevencion y Control del VIH/SIDA e ITS (CENSIDA), Mexico City, Presentation Title: Who Knows Their Results?: Mexico; 2Universitywide AIDS Research Program, Self-Report vs. Chart Audit HIV Viral Loads and 4 University of California, Office of the President, CD Counts and Characteristics of Knowing Oakland, CA Results

Author(s): Allgood, KL1; Raja, S2; Burgos, R3; Track B Glick, N2 1Sinai Urban Health Institute, Chicago, IL; 2Sinai 3 B04 – The Impact of HIV Testing on Health System, Chicago, IL; University of Illinois Behavior at Chicago, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Section of Infectious Disease Pharmacotherapy, Room Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Chicago, IL Exhibit level)

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Presentation Number: B04 – 3 Steven Safren, PhD, Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA Harvard U/Massachusetts General Presentation Title: Associations Between Routine Hospital, Boston, MA. HIV Screening and Unprotected Sex: HIV-Negative Results Not Associated with Increase in Risk Taking Presentation Number: B04 – 5

Author(s): Magnus, M1; Kuo, I1; Shelley, K1; Presentation Title: HIV-Related Behaviors Among Peterson, J1; Rawls, A1; Jackson, S1; Montanez, L1; Black Students Attending Historically Black Nowell, M1; Jones, K1; Castel, A1; Rennie, L2; West, Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Versus White T2; Hamilton, F3; Sansone, M2; Greenberg, AE1 Students Attending a Traditionally White Institution 1GWU SPHHS Dept of Epi/Bio, Washington, DC; (TWI) 2HIV/AIDS Administration/DC DOH, Washington, DC; 3Family Medical and Counseling Services, Inc., Author(s): Hou, S1; McNair,L2;Wade, B2 Washington, DC 1University of Georgia, Athens, GA; 2Spelman College, Atlanta, GA Presentation Number: B04 – 4

Presentation Title: Ongoing Risk Taking and New Track C Sexually Transmitted Infections Among HIV-Infected Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) in Care: C09 – Social Marketing to Increase HIV Implications for Prevention Testing for African American Women: The “Take Charge, Take the Test” Author(s): Mayer, KH1,2; O’Clerigh, C1,3; Leidolf, Campaign E1; Grasso, C1; VanDerwarker, R1; Safren, S1,3 - Jyaphia Christos - Kenneth H. Mayer, Fenway Room Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Community Health, Boston, MA Brown Atlanta Conference Center level) University/Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI, Conall O’Clerigh, PhD, Fenway Community Health, Session Description: This session will address Boston, MA Harvard U/Massachusetts General key observations in utilizing social marketing to Hospital, Boston, MA,, Esther Leidolf, MS, increase HIV testing among African American Chris Grasso, MPH, Rodney VanDerwarker, MPH, women. Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA,

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Presentation Title: Utilizing Social Marketing to Presentation Title: Mental Health Concerns are Increase HIV Testing in African American Women: Common Among Sexually Risky MSM in Primary Lessons from CDC’s Take Charge, Take the Test and Secondary Prevention Studies (Part 1 of 4, Campaign Group Oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities) Author(s): Spoeth, SK1; Fraze, JL2; McElroy, LA2; Johnston, JS1; Robinson, AC3; Lee, NR4; Smith, Author(s): Safren, SA; O’Cleirigh, C; Ripton, J; K3; Taylor, MK3; Lowery, L3; Davis, KC5; Uhrig, J5 Mayer, KH 1Danya International, Atlanta, GA; 2Centers for Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; 3Porter Novelli, Atlanta, GA; 4Social Marketing Presentation Number: C13 – 2 Services Inc., Seattle, WA; 5RTI International, Research Triangle Park, NC Presentation Title: Interventions to Reduce Psychological Distress in Rural Persons Living with HIV/AIDS: Results from Two Randomized Clinical Track C Trials (Part 2 of 4, Group Oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities) C13 – HIV and Mental Illness: Interventions and Prevention Priorities Author(s): Heckman, TG; Mitchell, D Ohio University, Athens, OH Room Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Presentation Number: C13 – 3

Session Description: The session will address HIV Presentation Title: Change in Sexual Risk and Mental Illness interventions and prevention Behavior Following a Group Intervention for Sexual approaches in rural settings; among persons living Trauma in People Living with HIV (Part 3 of 4 with HIV and high risk MSM populations. Group Oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities)

Author(s): Hansen, NB; Wilson, PA; Kershaw, TS; Ghebremichael, M; Neufeld, SA; Kochman, A; Sikkema, KS - Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

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Presentation Number: C13 – 4 Track D

Presentation Title: HIV and Mental Illness: D06 – CBOs and the Evaluation Process Intervention and Prevention Priorites Room Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V – (Hyatt Author(s): Grossman, CI Hotel – Ballroom level) NIH/NIMH/CMHRA, Bethesda, MD Session Description: Planning and conducting HIV prevention program evaluations in community-based Track C settings can be particularly challenging. Frequently expertise and staff resources for such work need C16 – Preparing for PREP: Issues and to be developed “from the ground up.” This session Perspectives will examine programmatic approaches that were undertaken with target populations in high risk Room Location: HONG KONG – (Hyatt Hotel – settings and evaluation capacity building that was Embassy Hall level) undertaken while such programs were developed.

Session Description: The session will provide a Presentation Number: D06 – 1 depth discussion of Preparing for PREP: Issues and Perspective Presentation Title: Preliminary Results from the Community-Based Organization Behavioral Outcomes Presentation Number: C16 – 1 Project for Healthy Relationships (CBOP-HR)

Presentation Title: Prevention with Negatives: If Author(s): Smith, BD1; Griffin, T2; Andes, L3 PrEP Works, How Could it Be Implemented in the U.S.? 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, Atlanta, GA; 3Manila Consulting Group, Author(s): Smith, DK1; Des Jarlais, D2; Dixon-Diallo, Atlanta, GA D3; Simmons, R4; Duffus, W5; Thrun, M6 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Baron Edmund de Rothschild Presentation Number: D06 – 2 Chemical Dependency Institute, Beth Israel Hospital, New York, NY; 3Sister Love, Atlanta, GA; 4Us Helping Presentation Title: Results from an Evaluability Us, People into Living, Washington, DC; 5South Assessment of AID Atlanta’s HIV Prevention Caroling Department of Health and Environmental Programs Control, Columbia, SC; 6Denver Health and Hospitals Authority, Denver, CO

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Author(s): Gentry, QM1,2; Smith-Bankhead, N2; Track D Ivey,S1,3 1Messages of Empowerment Productions, LLC, D11 – Emerging Approaches for HIV Atlanta, GA; 2AID Atlanta, Atlanta, GA; 3Georgia Prevention with PLWHAs State University, Atlanta, GA Room Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Presentation Number: D06 – 3 (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level)

Presentation Title: Preliminary Results from the Session Description: Emerging Approaches for Community-Based Organization Behavioral HIV Prevention with PLWHAs – Since the late Outcomes Project for VOICES/VOCES (CBOP- 1990s, increasing attention has been given to VOICES) developing effective prevention interventions with persons living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHAs). This Author(s): Vaughan, M1; Wooster,J2; Shapatava, session will examine data collected in emerging E3; Aranas, A1; Raleigh, KG1 interventions for PLWHAs developed in the U.S. 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and discuss implications for future program Atlanta, GA; 2Northrop Grumman Missions development Systems, Atlanta, GA; 3Northrop Grumman Missions Systems/Ginn Group, Inc, Atlanta, GA Presentation Number: D11 – 1

Presentation Number: D06 – 4 Presentation Title: Addressing Mental Health Needs of HIV+ MSM, Key for a Successful CRCS Presentation Title: Three Heads are Better Than Intervention One: Utilizing Multi-Level Partnerships to Create Tools and Measure Client Level Outcomes of Author(s): Chion, MA; Kahler, K; Bailey, J; Robbins, M Evidence-Based Interventions AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA

Author(s): Peterson, AS1; Lapinski-LaFaive, M2; Presentation Number: D11 – 2 Randall, LM3 1Michigan Department of Community Health, Presentation Title: Health Department Support of Detroit, MI; 2Michigan State University, East Prevention for Positives Programming in Clinical Lansing, MI; 3Michigan Department of Community Settings: Michigan Department of Community Health, Lansing, MI Health’s Experience with Capacity Development and Replication of Partnership for Health

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Author(s): Conklin, JA; Randall, L Author(s): Perez-Jimenez, David - University of Michigan Department of Community Health, Puerto Rico, San Juan, PR Lansing, MI

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Presentation Title: Prevention with Positives: D19 – HIV Prevention with Racial and Sexual Risk Behavior and Drug Use Outcomes from Ethnic Minority Youth a Specialist Model Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Author(s): Davis Ellwein, S1; Nollen, C1; Drainoni, Exhibit level) M2; Sharp, V1 - 1St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York, NY; 2Boston University, Boston, Session Description: HIV Prevention with Ethnic MO Minority Youth – Epidemiologic data continue to show that ethnic minorities continue to be Presentation Number: D11 – 4 disproportionately affected by HIV, and that youth across ethnic groups continue to be behaviorally at Presentation Title: Modes of Delivery and higher risk for infection. This session will examine Acceptability of Prevention with Positive conducting HIV prevention with youth at the nexus Interventions Part of the Health Resources and of these two trends, and strategies used and Services Administration (HRSA) Special Projects developed by HIV service providers. of National Significance (SPNS) HIV Prevention in Clinical Settings Presentation Number: D19 – 1

Author(s): Maiorana, A; Koester, KA; Vernon, K; Presentation Title: Common Factors in HIV Myers, JJ; Dawson Rose, C; Morin, SF Prevention Programs with Runaway and Homeless University of California, San Francisco, San Adolescents Francisco, CA Author(s): Arnold, EM -Wake Forest University Presentation Number: D11 – 5 School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC

Presentation Title: Impact of a Group-Based HIV Presentation Number: D19 – 2 Prevention Intervention with HIV Discordant Heterosexual Couples: Results from a Qualitative Presentation Title: Project SKIPP (Saving Kids Evaluation through Integrated Intervention Programming)

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Author(s): Warzynski, C; Estes, CD; Johnson, PM the community being targeted and choosing Governors State University, University Park, IL culturally relevant approaches to be developed. This session will examine a four-step model has Presentation Number: D19 – 3 been developed by CDC and three related HIV/STD prevention training centers in the U.S. to guide Presentation Title: Using a Market Model to selection of effective behavioral interventions. The Develop and Adapt Evidence-Based Interventions goal is to assist attendees in successfully implementing prevention initiatives and affecting Author(s): Rotheram-Borus, M; UCLA Global desirable behavior change in target populations. Center for Children and Families - UCLA, Los Angeles, CA Presentation Number: D26 -1

Presentation Number: D19 - 4 Presentation Title: Selecting Effective Behavioral Interventions for HIV Prevention Programs in the Presentation Title: The New DEBI - Focus on Community Youth with ImPACT: An Effective HIV Prevention for African American Youth Author(s): Coury-Doniger,P2; Duncan, T1; Freeman, A3; King, A4; Scahill, M2; Whittier,D1; Author(s): Gardner, Cherri Harshbarger, CL1 ETR Associates, Scotts Valley, CA 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Rochester HIV/STD Prevention Training Center, Rochester, NY; 3Dallas HIV/STD Prevention Training Center, Dallas, TX; Track D 4California HIV/STD Prevention Training Centre, Los Angeles, CA D26 – Developing Effective and Culturally Competent HIV Prevention Programs Track E Room Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) E01 – HIV Prevention Policy for IDUs

Session Description: Selecting Effective Behavioral Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Interventions for HIV Prevention Programs in the Exhibit level) Community – One of the key factors in developing and implementing effective interventions is knowing

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Session Description: This session will discuss Institute and Center for Community Health, Albany, syringe access and exchange in the US. The focus NY; 4University at Albany School of Public Health, will be on the impact that the syringe exchange has Rensselaer, NY had on HIV prevention efforts, pharmacists’ attitudes on the sale of syringes, and identifying the Presentation Number: E01 – 3 gaps in the new syringe access legislation in Chicago. Presentation Title: Identifying Gaps in Knowledge and Utilization of New Syringe Access Legislation Presentation Number: E01 – 1 Among Injection Drug Users in Chicago

Presentation Title: The Impact of Syringe Author(s): Prachand, NG1; Munar, DE2 - 1Chicago Exchange Program Authorization Laws on AIDS Department of Public Health, Chicago, IL; 2AIDS Prevention in the USA Foundation of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Author(s): Menon-Johansson, AS1; Makadon, H2; McGuire, JF3 Track E 1Harkness Fellow - The Commonwealth Fund, Boston, MA; 2Associate Professor of Medicine, E09 – HIV Prevention Policy Responding to Harvard Medical School, Director for Education, an Evolving Epidemic: Future Areas The Fenway Institute, Fenway Community Health,, of Focus Boston, MA; 3Lorraine Snell Visiting Professor, Institute on Urban Health Research, Bouve College Room Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM of Health Sciences, Northeastern University,, NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International Boston, MA Ballroom level)

Presentation Number: E01 – 2 Session Description: This session is designed to focus on future efforts in HIV Prevention for the Presentation Title: How Do Pharmacist Attitudes United States and more specifically MSM and Affect the Sale of Non-Prescription Syringes? correction facilities.

Author(s): Battles, HB1; Tesoriero, JM1; Klein, SJ2; Presentation Number: E09 – 1 Birkhead, GS3,4 1NYS DOH/AIDS Institute, Menands, NY; 2NYS Presentation Title: The Creation of a National HIV DOH/AIDS Institute, Albany, NY; 3NYS DOH/AIDS Prevention Agenda

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Author(s): Kern, D; Cramer, N - Dave Kern, Natalie Author(s): Bruce, DK1; Jankowski, RD1; Schaefer, N2 Cramer, NASTAD, Washington, DC. 1AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families, Washington, DC; 2AIDS Taskforce of Greater Presentation Number: E09 – 2 Cleveland, Cleveland, OH

Presentation Title: Strategies, Tools and Programs for HIV Prevention in Correctional Settings Track F

Author(s): Schady, FF; Cotroneo, R - Felicia F. F08 – Models for Care Linkage Schady, BA: Community Health/Health Education, Richard Cotroneo, MA, Counseling, NYS Dept. of Session Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Health: AIDS Institute, Albany, NY. Atlanta Conference Center level)

Presentation Number: E09 – 3 Session Description: Innovative outreach and linkage to care strategies are needed to improve Presentation Title: Responding to an Evolving the access and retention in care of those infected Epidemic: Identifying the HIV Prevention Needs of wit HIV. This session will provide an overview Gay Men and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men of outreach strategies utilized in a HRSA funded (MSM) demonstration grants program and explore a variety of other models used to link special 1; 2 3 Author(s): French, PT Laqueur, P ; Cook, R ; populations, including the recently diagnosed 3 3 Small, A ; Corsi, A ; Gay Men’s Working Group and recently incarcerated, to care services. (GMWG), A4 1 AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Presentation Number: F08 – 1 Health, Menands, NY; 2AIDS Institute, New York 3 State Department of Health, New York, NY; AIDS Presentation Title: Building a Referral Follow-up Institute, New York State Department of Health, Protocol Albany, NY; 4AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health, Albany/New York, NY Author(s): Carrel, JJ; Christos-Rodgers, J – Louisiana Office of Public Health HIV/AIDS Presentation Number: E09 – 4 Program, New Orleans, LA

Presentation Title: Meeting the Needs of HIV- Positive Youth

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Presentation Number: F08 – 2 Presentation Number: F08 – 5

Presentation Title: Barriers and Opportunities for Presentation Title: In Their Own Voice: Patient HIV Prevention in Correctional Settings: Aligning Experiences Connecting to Care Statewide Systems from Prisons to the Community Author(s): Tobias, C Author(s): Thomas, F; Christos-Rodgers, J; Carrel, Boston University School of Public Health, JJ; Johnson, S – Louisiana Office of Public Health Boston, MA HIV/AIDS Program, New Orleans, LA

Presentation Number: F08 – 3 Track G

Presentation Title: A Bridge for HIV-HCV Co- G07 – Integrating HIV Prevention into Infected Inmates Released to the Community: The Services for Youth New York State Hepatitis C Continuity Program Room Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA – (Hyatt Author(s): Klein, SJ1;Wright, LN2; Flanigan, CA1; Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Cooper, JG1; Tanner, EL1; Dewey, DM1; Klopf, LC2; Feldman, IS1; Fraley, EJ3; Birkhead, GS1 Session Description: This session will explore 1AIDS Institute, NYSDOH, Albany, NY; 2NYS various models for integrating HIV prevention Department of Correctional Services, Albany, NY; services into programs targeting at-risk youth. At- 3NYS Division of Parole, Albany, NY risk young people are often confronted by multiple issues and HIV prevention may not be a priority. Presentation Number: F08 – 4 Linking services can provide access to this hard-to- reach population. Models discussed will include: Presentation Title: Monitoring Entry into Primary HIV and substance abuse prevention lessons Care for Newly Diagnosed HIV-Infected Persons: targeting African-American youth in alternative high San Francisco, 2006 schools, group homes, and after school programs; HIV and substance abuse prevention programs Author(s): Ahrens, KA; Kent, CK; Nieri, G; Philip, S; targeting minority youth including Cambodians, Klausner, JD – San Francisco Dept. Public Health, Haitians, and Latinos, as well as other at-risk youth; San Francisco, CA and an HIV prevention and delinquency prevention program for gang-involved girls.

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Presentation Number: G07 – 1 Track G

Presentation Title: Lessons Learned from Three G12 – Integrative Partner Notification Community-Based Organizations in Their Services Implementation of Evidence-Based HIV and Substance Abuse Prevention Programs with Room Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – Minority Youth and Young Adults Atlanta Conference Center level)

Author(s): Kim, M3; McNamara, E4; Bazil, Session Description: Partner notification is an Nathalie2; Betts, D1; Boucher, S2; Kreiner, P3 important HIV prevention tool. The integration of 1Roca Inc., Chelsea, MA; 2Wayside Youth and partner into HIV prevention services will be explored Family Support Network, Watertown, MA; 3Brandeis during this session. Programmatic issues address University,Waltham, MA; 4Lowell Community Health will include: developing capacity for programs to Center, Lowell, MA conduct field investigation, notification of exposure to HIV, and referral of exposed partners to HIV Presentation Number: G07 – 2 testing and/or care, and use of the Internet in partner notification. The session will also address Presentation Title: Linking HIV Prevention and training of staff on elicitation and the impact of Delinquency Prevention in Gang-Involved Girls social norms and cultural barriers on partner notification efforts. Author(s): Rubini, JL; Granato, LA - The Granato Group, Vienna, VA Presentation Number: G12 – 1

Presentation Number: G07 – 3 Presentation Title: NYSDOH Anonymous HIV Counseling and Testing HIV Partner Notification Presentation Title: Pointing African Americans Successes Towards Health (PAATH) - HIV and SAP Prevention for High Risk African American Youth Author(s): Richardson-Moore, A; San Antonio - Gaddy,M Author(s): Walston, K; Men-Na’a, L; Ayers, L New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY Wholistic Stress Control Institute, Atlanta, GA

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Presentation Number: G12 – 2 Presentation Number: G12 – 4

Presentation Title: To Tell or Not to Tell… Promoting Presentation Title: Building Local Health Department Partner Notification HIV Program Capacity: Promising Practices for Conducting HIV Field Notification and Partner Author(s): Jordahl, LS1; Beato, R2 - 1Miami Dade Services County Health Dept, Miami, FL, 2Broward County Health Dept, Fort Lauderdale, FL. Author(s): Orenstein, F; Noonis, FC; Neiman, R; Tafoya, D; Sanchez, J; Lopez, E; Smith, P; Bolan, G - Presentation Number: G12 – 3 CA Department of Health Services, STD Control Branch, Richmond, CA Presentation Title: Best Practices for Internet-Based HIV and STD Prevention: An Overview of the National Guidelines for Internet-Based STD/HIV Prevention

Author(s): Kachur, RE1; Clark, D2; Gratzer,B3; Adelson, S4; Roland, E5; Furness, B6 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2National Coalition of STD Directors, Washington, DC; 3Howard Brown Health Center, Chicago, IL; 4Internet Interventions Inc., Boston, MA; 5Legacy Community Health Services, Houston, TX; 6CDC, Washington, DC

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 | Roundtable Sessions | 5:30 PM - 6:15 PM

Track A Presentation Number: DR07

AR02 – Critical Issues for Implementing Presentation Title: Integrating HIV Prevention Prevention Programs with Positives: Science into Community Practice to Improve Solutions for Coping with the Stress Outcomes for Women of HIV/AIDS Stigma, Discrimination and Disclosure Author(s): Phyllis Jones, MMHS, National AIDS Fund, Washington, DC, Cynthia Gomez, Ph.D, Room Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – Health Equity Initiatives, San Fransisco State Exhibit level) University, San Francisco, CA.

Presentation Number: AR02 Track D Presentation Title: Critical Issues for Implementing Prevention Programs with Positives: Solutions for DR08 – Advocates for Youth’s of Color Coping with the Stress of HIV/AIDS Stigma, Initiative: An Effective Strategy to Discrimination and Disclosure Provide CBA to Communities of Color Author(s): Tirado, A; Henry,L- UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX. Room Location: A704 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level)

Track D Presentation Number: DR08

DR07 – Integrating HIV Prevention Science Presentation Title: Advocates for Youth’s of Color into Community Practice to Initiative: An Effective Strategy to Provide CBA to Improve Outcomes for Women Communities of Color

Room Location: A702 – (Marriott Hotel – Author(s): Urooj Arshad, Advocates for Youth, Atrium level) Washington, DC.

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Track D Presentation Number: DR14

DR13 – HIV Outreach Accountability in Presentation Title: Assessing Community Based Diverse High-Risk Populations: Organizations and Faith Based Organizations’ When is Structure too Much? Capacity to Deliver Effective HIV Prevention and Care Services Room Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Author(s): Hutton, DL; Colomb, MA - Dorlisa L. Hutton, MPH, Mark A. Colomb, PhD,CRA, My Presentation Number: DR13 Brother’s Keeper’s, Inc., Ridgeland, MS.

Presentation Title: HIV Outreach Accountability in Diverse High-Risk Populations: When is Structure Track D Too Much? DR17 – “Use of New Technologies in HIV Author(s): Ellerson, RM; Luseno, W; Zule, W; Prevention Efforts in the Latino Wechsberg, WM; Coomes, C - Rachel M. Ellerson, Community”. B.A., Winnie Luseno, M.S., William Zule, Dr.P.H., Wendee M. Wechsberg, Ph.D., Curtis Coomes, Room Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – J.D., RTI International, RTP, NC. Atrium level)

Presentation Number: DR17 Track D Presentation Title: Use of New Technologies in DR14 – Assessing Community Based HIV Prevention Efforts in the Latino Community Organizations and Faith Based Organizations’ Capacity to Deliver Author(s): Vega, RR; Garcia-Pelaez, T - Research Effective HIV Prevention and Care &Training Institute, Inc., Boston, MA, Tony Garcia- Services Pelaez, Ph.D., USMBHA, El Paso, TX

Room Location: A706 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level)

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Track D Author(s): Lindsey, J; Gipson, J; Colomb, M - Joseph Lindsey, MS, June Gipson, EdS, Mark DR19 – Getting Real About Community Colomb, PhD,CRA, My Brother's Keeper, Inc., PROMISE: A Discussion for Ridgeland, MS. Program Managers

Room Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Track E Exhibit level) ER02 – State and National Policy Presentation Number: DR19 Developments Regarding Informed Consent for HIV Testing Presentation Title: Getting Real About Community PROMISE: A Discussion for Program Managers Room Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) Author(s): Belzle, TE; Freeman, AC - Tracee E. Belzle, BBA Management, Anne C. Freeman, MSPH, UT Presentation Number: ER02 Southwestern Medical Center, Rowlett, TX. Presentation Title: State and National Policy Developments Regarding Informed Consent for Track D HIV Testing

DR20 – Strategies to Counteract Barriers to Author(s): Davids, J; Munar, DE1; Sinton, J2; Implementing Many Men, Many Senterfitt, W3; Sears, B4 - David E. Munar, AIDS Voices (3MV), for African Americans Foundation of Chicago, Chicago, IL; Jennifer in Rural Settings Sinton, JD, Lambda Legal, New York, NY; Walt Senterfitt, PhD, RN, MPH and Julie Davids, Room Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project Atrium level) (CHAMP), Providence, RI; Brad Sears, Williams Institute, UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles, CA Presentation Number: DR20

Presentation Title: Strategies to Counteract Barriers to Implementing Many Men, Many Voices (3MV), for African Americans in Rural Settings

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SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5

Wednesday, December 5 Events Location

8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Registration Grand Hall Foyer

8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Concurrent Sessions See Program Section

10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Plenary Session Centennial Ballroom

11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Closing Session Centennial Ballroom

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 | Concurrent Sessions | 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Track A Author(s): Moskowitz, DA; Roloff, ME Northwestern University, Evanston, IL A08 – Psychological Influences on HIV Risk Among MSM Presentation Number: A08 – 2

Session Location: HANOVER C – (Hyatt Hotel – Presentation Title: Barebacking Among MSM Exhibit level) Internet Users: Psychosocial and Experiential Correlates Session Description: Three decades into the HIV/AIDS epidemic there is a resurgence of HIV Author(s): Berg, RC - Rice University, Houston, TX. among MSM due to many factors, including psychological influences. This session describes a Presentation Number: A08 – 3 study to assess the influence of vengeance, hostility, anger, and other negative traits on Presentation Title: Partner-Provided Social serostatus disclosure, nondisclosure, and HIV Support Influences Choice of Risk Reduction transmission among MSM. The session describes Strategies in Gay Male Couples the possible abandonment of safer sexual practices in favor of purposeful unprotected anal intercourse, Author(s): Darbes, L; Chakravarty, D; Hoff, C; an HIV risk behavior termed: “bare backing”, and Neilands, T the direct relation of social anxiety — or anxiety UCSF, San Francisco, CA about being evaluated by others — to unprotected intercourse among MSM. The session also explores Presentation Number: A08 – 4 whether social support from a partner (general vs. support specifically focused on safer sex or HIV- Presentation Title: Psychological Distress Among specific social support) was associated with sexual HIV-Positive and HIV-Negative Men Who Have Sex risk for HIV, defined as unprotected anal intercourse with Men with outside partners. Author(s): Hart, TA1; Roberts, K1; Ghai, A1; James, Presentation Number: A08 – 1 CA1; Myers, T2; Calzavara, L2 1York University, Toronto, ON, Canada; 2University Presentation Title: The Role of Vengeance in HIV- of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada positive and HIV-negative MSM

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Track A and Associates, Inc., Silver Spring, MD; 3SAMHSA/Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, A12 – The Impact of Underage Drinking and Rockville, MD the Risk of HIV Among African Americans Track A Session Location: HANOVER E – (Hyatt Hotel – Exhibit level) A13 – Triple Jeopardy: The Impact of Racism, Homophobia and AIDS- Session Description: The emergence of HIV in the Related Stigma on HIV college-age population has generated interest among prevention coordinators in understanding Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM VI – the link between alcohol and sexual risk-taking (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) behaviors. Excessive alcohol consumption can cause substantial health risk to an individual, but Session Description: Social discrimination is researchers have only recently tried to examine the associated with stress and poor physical and association between alcohol use and sexual risk- mental health. This session explores the challenges taking behaviors. This session describes a program faced by MSM of color men who face discrimination to provide substance abuse and HIV/AIDS training associated with racism, homophobia, and/or AIDS- to students on 13 minority campuses. At one related stigma. The session describes results from HBCU campus, an assessment designed to focus group discussions and in-depth interviews evaluate the extent of HIV/AIDS and substance with MSMs of color in Los Angeles (CA). Findings abuse knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors was indicate that various management strategies are also conducted. selected based upon a complex set of criteria to preserve a sense of well-being in situations (which Presentation Number: A12 – 1 vary in degree of threat), and that research is needed to understand how effective these Presentation Title: The Impact of Underage strategies are in coping with stigmatization and Drinking and the Risk of HIV Among African discrimination. The study also explored how the Americans experience of racism varies across different ethnic minority groups. Findings suggest the need to Author(s): Richards, C3; Cooke, VC1; Schaffer, TM2 address experiences of racism in HIV prevention 1Bowie State University, Bowie, MD; 2McFarland strategies aimed at MSM of color. The session describes a telephone survey of African American,

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Haitian, Afro-Caribbean, and Hispanic residents of Presentation Number: A13 – 3 high AIDS incidence areas in Broward County (FL) to assess the extent and effects of AIDS-related Presentation Title: Sources and Types of stigma on HIV prevention efforts. Findings indicate Homophobia Experienced by African American, that AIDS-related stigma was prevalent among Asian/Pacific Islander (API), and Latino Men Who the population, but varied significantly between Have Sex with Men (MSM) Living in Los Angeles and within racial and ethnic minority communities. Educational interventions should address the Author(s): Ayala, G1; Choi, KH2; Paul, JP2 negative effects of AIDS-related stigma in 1AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA; communities of color. 2UCSF, Center for Prevention Studies, San Francisco, CA Presentation Number: A13 – 1 Presentation Number: A13 – 4 Presentation Title: How Do U.S. Ethnic Minority Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Manage Presentation Title: Extent and Effects of AIDS- Racism and Homophobia? Related Stigma Among African American, Haitian, Afro-Caribbean, and Hispanic Young Adults Living Author(s): Choi, K1; Paul, J1; Ayala, G2 in High AIDS Incidence Areas 1University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; 2AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los Author(s): Darrow, WW; Montanea, JE; Gladwin, H Angeles, CA Florida International University, North Miami, FL

Presentation Number: A13 – 2 Track B Presentation Title: Experiences of Racism Among African American, Asian/Pacific Islander (API), and B10 – IDU Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Living in Los Angeles Session Location: A707 – (Marriott Hotel – Atrium level) Author(s): Choi, K1 ; Ayala, G2; Paul, J1 1University of California, San Francisco, San Session Description: The session reviews data Francisco, CA; 2AIDS Project Los Angeles, Los obtained from studies on the prevalence of HIV Angeles, CA among IDUs. Topics include an examination of data

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Concurrent Sessions | 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM (Continued) regarding the impact of herpes simplex virus on Author(s): Grigoryan, A1; Durant, T1; Hall, IH1; HIV transmission, the tendency of IDUs to not seek Espinoza, L1;Wei, X2 - Grigoryan, A1; Durant, T1; early HIV counseling and testing and if there is data Hall, IH; Espinoza, L1; Wei, X2 that suggest that IDUs are using serosorting as a 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2McKing Consulting factor in sexual contacts. Corporation Contractor, Atlanta, GA

Presentation Number: B10 – 1 Presentation Number: B10 – 4

Presentation Title: Herpes Simplex Virus-2 and Presentation Title: Implementing Respondent HIV Among Non-Injecting Drug Users in New Driven Sampling to Reach Injecting Drug Users in York City Two Texas Cities: Lessons Learned

1 2 Author(s): Des Jarlais, DC ; Hagan, H ; Arasteh, Author(s): Kershaw, DB1; Shehan, DA1; Yeager, 1 1 2 K ; McKnight, C ; Friedmann, SR RK2; Arbona, S2; Freeman, AC1 1 Beth Israel Medical Center, New York, NY; 1University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 2 National Development and Research Institutes Dallas, TX; 2Texas Department of State Health Inc., New York, NY Services, Austin, TX

Presentation Number: B10 – 2 Track B Presentation Title: Serosorting Practices Among Injection Drug Users (IDUs) in South Florida B13 – Expanded Use of Surveillance Data in Public Health Interventions Author(s): Metsch, L1; Zhao, W1; LaLota, M2; 2 1 2 Beck, D ; Forrest, D ; Lieb, S Session Location: CAIRO – (Hyatt Hotel – 1 2 University of Miami, Miami, FL; Florida Embassy Hall level) Department of Health, Tallahassee, FL Session Description: This session will examine Presentation Number: B10 – 3 expanding surveillance into areas of Public Health intervention including the use of laboratory surveillance Presentation Title: Factors Associated with Late data to identify persons not in care. Includes a HIV Diagnosis Among Injection Drug Users in 33 discussion of data that suggests a discrepancy in a U.S. States, 2001-2004 persons care status based on whether they are born in a country other than the U.S.

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Presentation Number: B13 – 1 Presentation Number: B13 – 4

Presentation Title: The Never In Care Pilot Presentation Title: A Look at the Association Surveillance System: Describing Persons Between Having Been Born in a Country Other than Diagnosed with HIV Infection Who Have Never the US and Being in Care for HIV/AIDS in Michigan Received HIV Care Author(s): Hamilton, E Author(s): Bertolli, J; Teshale, EH; Reed, JB; MDCH, Lansing, MI Valverde, EE; Denniston, M; McNaghten, AD; and the Never In Care Project Presentation Number: B13 – 5 CDC, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Unmet Need for HIV-Related Presentation Number: B13 – 2 Primary Medical Care Services Among Enrollees of Publicly-Funded Medical Assistance and AIDS Drug Presentation Title: Barriers to HIV Medical Care Assistance Programs in Pennsylvania, 2003 Among Adults Newly Diagnosed with HIV in New York City Author(s): Muthambi, B1; Adeseun, QA2; Folby,J2, Pennsylvania Department of Public Health, Author(s): Jenness, S; Hanna, D; Murrill, C Harrisburg, PA New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, NY Track C Presentation Number: B13 – 3 C04 – HIV Testing in Clinical Settings Presentation Title: Using Laboratory Surveillance Data to Estimate the Number of HIV Positive Session Location: DUNWOODY – (Hyatt Hotel – Persons Not Under Care in Los Angeles County Atlanta Conference Center level)

Author(s): Hu, VY; Frye, DM Session Description: This session will address HIV Los Angeles County HIV Epidemiology Program, testing in clinical settings including rapid testing Los Angeles, CA and routine testing.

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Presentation Number: C04 – 1 Center, Oakland, CA; 3Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center, Bronx, NY; 4County of Los Angeles Presentation Title: Usability and Acceptability of a Department of Public Health, Los Angeles, CA; Computer Tool to Support HIV Testing in 5Rand Schrader Health & Research Center, Los Emergency Care Settings. Angeles, CA

1 2 Author(s): Kurth, AE ; Spielberg, F ; Severynen, Presentation Number: C04 – 4 AO1; Rothman, RE3; Hsieh, Y3; Moring-Parris D, 3 1 D ; Mackenzie, S Presentation Title: Improving HIV Screening with 1 2 Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA; formerly of Nurse-Initiated HIV Rapid Testing and Streamlined 3 Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA; Johns Hopkins Counseling University, Baltimore, MD Author(s): Anaya, HD1; Hoang, T1; Goetz, MB1; Presentation Number: C04 – 2 Gifford, A2; Bowman, C3; Golden, JF1; Asch, SM1 1US Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Los Angeles, Presentation Title: Routine HIV Testing in Clinical CA; 2US Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Boston, Settings in Michigan: A Tool to Enhance the MA; 3US Department of Veteran’s Affairs, San Effectiveness of Case Finding Efforts Diego, CA

Author(s): Randall, LM1; Berk, W2, Michigan Department of Community Health, Lansing, MI; Track C 2Detroit Receiving Hospital, Detroit, MI C11 – Abstinence, Delay of Sexual Presentation Number: C04 – 3 Initiation, and Reduction of HIV Risk

Presentation Title: Integrated HIV Testing in Three Session Location: SINGAPORE/MANILA – (Hyatt Emergency Departments, 2004-2006 Hotel – Embassy Hall level)

1 1 1 Author(s): Boyett, BC ; Schulden, J ; Song, B ; Session Description: A discussion abstinence 2 2 3 White, DA ; Scribner, AN ; Telzak, EE ; Grumm, based strategies and behavioral interventions to 3 3 4 4 5 F ; Coffey, J ; Esquivel, M ; Merrick, R ; Quan, S ; delay sexual initiation and reduce HIV risk among 5 1 Martinez, AC ; Heffelfinger, JD youth. 1CDC, Atlanta, GA; 2Alameda County Medical

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Presentation Number: C11 – 1 Philadelphia, PA; 2Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, NCHHSTP, DHAP, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Barriers and Facilitators to Maternal Communication with Preadolescents Presentation Number: C11 – 4 About Age-Relevant Sexual Topics Presentation Title: Perceptions of Parental 1 1 1 Author(s): Fasula, AM ; Miller, KS ; Dittus, P ; Monitoring of Adolescents’ Whereabouts and of the 1 1 2 Wiegand, RE ; Wyckoff, SC ; McNair, L Nature of Adolescent Activities: Associations with 1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Adolescent Sexual Risk Behavior Atlanta, GA; 2Spellman College, Atlanta, GA Author(s): Dittus, PJ1; Guilamo-Ramos, V2; Presentation Number: C11 – 2 Jaccard, J3; Bouris, A2 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Presentation Title: A Peer Education and Atlanta, GA; 2Columbia University, New York, NY; Empowerment Curriculum to Reduce Transmission 3Florida International University, Miami, FL of HIV and STI’s in High-Risk Youth

1 2 2 Author(s): Blanco, E ; Sanchez, L ; Carroll, S ; Track C Zúñiga, ML1 1 2 UCSD, La Jolla, CA; San Diego Youth and C18 – HIV Prevention with Incarcerated Community Services, San Diego, CA Populations

Presentation Number: C11 – 3 Session Location: INMAN – (Hyatt Hotel – Atlanta Conference Center level) Presentation Title: Evaluation of the Preventing AIDS Through Live Movement and Sound (PALMS) Session Description: This session will discuss HIV Prevention Intervention for High-Risk HIV prevention and intervention in the incarcerated Adolescents populations.

Author(s): LaPollo, AB1; Lauby, J1; Batson, H1; Herbst, JH2; Painter, TM2 1Philadelphia Health Management Corporation,

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Presentation Number: C18 – 1 Track C

Presentation Title: Understanding HIV Risk in C20 – Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Prison Among Heterosexually-Identified African Acute HIV Infection Study American Men Who Have Sex with Men Session Location: A703 – (Marriott Hotel – Author(s): Myers, JJ1; Maiorana, A1; Zack, B2 Atrium level) 1University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; 2Centerforce, San Rafael, CA Session Description: Strategies used and lessons learned in the detection of acutely HIV infected Presentation Number: C18 – 2 individuals in six US cities. Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study. Presentation Title: Sex, Drugs, and Incarceration: The Role of Prisons in HIV Risk and Transmission Presentation Number: C20 – 1

Author(s): Davids, J2; Barry, S1; Thomas, J1; Presentation Title: A Move Toward Serosorting Howell, S2 – 1CHAMP (Community HIV/AIDS Following Acute HIV Diagnosis: Part 1 of 4 on Mobilization Project), New York, NY; 2CHAMP Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV (Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project), Infection Study Providence, RI Author(s): Steward, WT1; Remien, RH2; Truong, Presentation Number: C18 – 3 HM1; Brooks, RA3; Correale, J2; Dubrow, R4; Ehrhardt, AE2; Kerndt, PR5; Pinkerton, SD6; Presentation Title: HIV Risk Behavior Pre- and Sikkema, KJ7; Young, C8; Morin, SF1 Post-HIV Testing in Jail: A Preliminary Analysis of 1 Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of Recruitment and Baseline Characteristics of Jail California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA; 2HIV Participants Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, New York State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia Author(s): Beckwith, CG1; Desjardins, SF2; University, New York, NY; 3Center HIV Identification, DeLong, AK3; Flanigan, TP1 Prevention and Treatment Services, University of 1The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA; 4Center University, Providence, RI; 2The Miriam Hospital, for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS, Yale School Providence, RI; 3Brown University, Providence, RI of Public Health, New Haven, CT; 5Los Angeles

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County Department of Health Services, Los Nursing, Durham, NC; 9HIV Neurobehavioral 6 Angeles, CA; Center for AIDS Intervention Research Center, University of California, San Research, Medical College of Wisconsin, Diego, San Diego, CA Milwaukee, WI; 7Duke University School of 8 Nursing, Durhan, NC; HIV Neurobehavioral Presentation Number: C20 – 3 Research Center, University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA Presentation Title: Psychiatric Context of Acute HIV Infection in Six U.S. Cities: Part 3 of 4 on Presentation Number: C20 – 2 Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study Presentation Title: Provider Prevention Opportunity During Acute HIV Infection: Part 2 of 4 Author(s): Atkinson, JH1; Dubrow, R2; Sikkema, on Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV KJ3; Remien, RH4; Ehrhardt, AE4; Steward, W5; Infection Study Kerndt, P6;Vigil, O1;Young-Casey,C1; McCutchan, JA; Grant, I1 1 1 Author(s): Remien, RH ; Higgins, JA ; Correale, 1University of California, San Diego and the HIV 1 1 2 J ; Ehrhardt, AE ; Hirsch, JS ; Dubrow; Kerndt, Neurobehavioral Research Center, San Diego, CA; 6 7 8 Mayer; Morin, SF ; Seal, DW ; Sikkema, KJ ; 2Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS, 9 Steward; Truong; Young, C Yale School of Public Health, New Haven, CT; 1 HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, 3Duke University School of Nursing, Durham, NC; Columbia University & The New York State 4HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, NY 2 Psychiatric Institute, New York, NY; Department of State Psychiatric Institute and Columbia University, Sociomedical Sciences, Mailman School of Public New York, NY; 5Center for AIDS Prevention 3 Health, Columbia University, New York, NY; Center Studies, University of California San Francisco, San for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS, Yale Francisco, CA; 6Los Angeles County STD Program, University School of Public Health, New Haven, CT; Department of Health Services, Los Angeles, CA 4University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 5 CA; Brown University/Miriam Hospital, Presentation Number: C20 – 4 Providence, RI; 6 Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco, Presentation Title: Strategies Used and Lessons 7 San Francisco, CA; Center for AIDS Intervention Learned in the Detection of Acutely HIV Infected Research, Medical College of Wisconsin, Individuals in Six US Cities: Part 4 of 4 of Findings 8 Milwaukee, WI; Duke University, School of from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study

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Author(s): Kerndt, PR1; Mayer, KH2; Beckwith, to adopt operational models used by larger, CG2; Dubrow, R3; Remien, RH4;Truong, HM5; established, and more broadly focused non-profit Uniyal, A1; Chien, M1; Brooks, RA6; Vigil, O7; organizations. This session will examine capacity Morin, SF5; Steward, WT5; Merson, MH8 building interventions that have been undertaken 1LA County Department of Public Health, Los with non-AIDS identified and HIV-specific providers, Angeles, CA; 2Warren Alpert Medical School of the outcomes of such endeavors, and knowledge Brown University, Providence, RI; 3Center for from such experiences that can be applied to Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS, Yale School of similar projects. Public Health, New Haven, CT; 4HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, NY State Presentation Number: D08 – 1 Psychiatric Institute, NY, NY; 5Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, UCSF, SF, CA; Center for HIV Presentation Title: The Girls 4 HOPE (Health, Identification Prevention & Treatment Services, Opportunities, Prevention and Education) Capacity UCLA, Los Angeles, CA; HIV Neurobehavioral Building Assistance Program for Community-Based Research Center, UCSD, San Diego, CA; 8Duke Organizations Global Health Institute, Durham, NC Author(s): Marquez, X; Webb, CK AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families, Track D Washington, DC

D08 – Developing Capacity for Interventions Presentation Number: D08 – 2

Session Location: A705 – (Marriott Hotel – Presentation Title: The Use of Coaching as an Atrium level) Innovative Capacity Building Strategy

Session Description: In order to more effectively Author(s): Rodriguez, LE; Ritchie, AS; Vega, MY reach certain at-risk populations, an increasing Latino Commission on AIDS, New York, NY number of non-AIDS-identified organizations and institutions are being enlisted in the HIV prevention Presentation Number: D08 – 3 endeavor. Capacity building is frequently required or them to play an effective role in this work. Presentation Title: Building the Capacity of Parallel to this, HIV-specific organizations need Community Based Organizations to Develop and Sustain Effective Health Interventions

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Author(s): Forbes, AL Presentation Title: Aids Service Center NYC, Peer A.L. Forbes Consulting Services, Boston, MA Education, and University Collaboration Presentation Number: D08 – 4 Author(s): Lemay, HR1; Berman, D2; Lopez, D2 Presentation Title: Engaging African American 1Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY; 2AIDS Communities to Develop Capacity and Maximize Service Center of New York City, New York, NY Prevention Presentation Number: D22 – 2 Author(s): Dunham, M AIDS Institute, New York, NY Presentation Title: Building Dynamic Coalitions at a Local Level: Challenges and Lessons Learned

Track D Author(s): Bermudez, C; Kumar, B; Mysoor, SN Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center, San D22 – Developing Community Coalitions Francisco, CA

Session Location: REGENCY BALLROOM V – Presentation Number: D22 – 3 (Hyatt Hotel – Ballroom level) Presentation Title: Lessons from the Field: Session Description: One of the challenges that A Three Year Assessment of Community Based many AIDS service organizations and public health Organizations’ Acceptability of the Coalition agencies face is mobilizing their target communities Development CBA Training to become involved in the HIV prevention endeavor. This session will explore recent coalition building Author(s): Rucker,T; Gipson, J experiences in the U.S. with African-American, My Brother’s Keeper Inc, Ridgeland, MS Native American, and Asian-Pacific Islander communities aimed at increasing community Presentation Number: D22 – 4 involvement in HIV and related issues. Presentation Title: Working with a Regional Presentation Number: D22 – 1 Coalition to Improve STD and HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control in Northern Plains Tribal Communities

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Author(s): Drobnik, AM Track E Northern Plains Tribal Epidemiology Center, Rapid City, SD E04 – Moving Towards Comprehensive Sexual Health Among MSM: The Next Steps? Track D Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM D27 – Sustaining HIV Prevention Programs SOUTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International Ballroom level) Session Location: INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM NORTH – (Hyatt Hotel – International level) Session Description: This session will deal with Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) and HIV Session Description: Prevention. It will focus on approaching prevention Now that you’ve got a successful HIV prevention from a policy standpoint, discussions with primary program (or one that shows promise), how do you care providers, and discrimination. keep it going? This session will explore the issues of sustainability frequently encountered by HIV Presentation Number: E04 – 1 service providers in the U.S., strategies that have been used to keep human and financial resources Presentation Title: A Policy Level Approach to flowing, the importance of evaluation, and Addressing HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Issues resources that are available to assist with this work. for Gay Men/MSM

Presentation Number: D27 – 1 Author(s): Laqueur,PA1; O’Connell, D2; Small, A2; Walston, B2 Presentation Title: Ensuring Sustainability of HIV 1New York State Department of Health / AIDS Prevention Programs Through Public and Private Institute, New York, NY; 2New York State Partnerships Department of Health / AIDS Institute, Albany, NY

Author(s): Sy,F; Rivera, J; Schenker,I NIH, Bethesda, MD

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Presentation Number: E04 – 2 Health Research, Bouve College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University, Boston, MA Presentation Title: HIV-Infected Men Who Have Sex with Men’s Attitudes About Discussing Safer Sex with Presentation Number: E04 – 4 Their Medical Providers: Opportunities and Challenges Presentation Title: Life in Our Skin – The Duality of Same Gender Loving Gay Bi Down Low Men of Color Author(s): Mayer, KH1,2; O’Clerigh, C1,3; Leidolf, E1; Grasso, C1; VanDerwarker, R1; Safren, S1,3 - Author(s): Floyd, DS Kenneth H. Mayer, MD, Fenway Community Health, South Beach AIDS Project, Miami Beach, FL Boston, MA Brown University/Miriam Hospital, Providence, RI, Conall O’Clerigh, PhD, Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA Harvard Track E U/Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA,, Esther Leidolf, MS, Chris Grasso, MPH, Rodney E10 – HIV Prevention Policies Related to VanDerwarker, MPH, Fenway Community Health, Youth and School Health Education Boston, MA, Steven Safren, PhD, Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA Harvard U/Massachusetts Session Location: HANOVER F/G – (Hyatt Hotel – General Hospital, Boston, MA. Exhibit level)

Presentation Number: E04 – 3 Session Description: This session will take a global look at HIV Prevention, Youth, and Public School Presentation Title: MSM Discrimination and AIDS Programs. Prevention in the USA Presentation Number: E10 – 1 Author(s): Menon-Johansson, AS1; Makadon, H2; McGuire, JF3 Presentation Title: HIV Prevention Policies and 1 Harkness Fellow - The Commonwealth Fund, MPH Programs in Schools – United States, 2006 Candidate Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA; 2Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Author(s): Brener,N; Kann, L Medical School, Director for Education, The Fenway DASH/CDC, Atlanta, GA Institute, Fenway Community Health, Boston, MA; 3Lorraine Snell Visiting Professor, Institute on Urban

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Presentation Number: E10 – 2 Reports from Seattle, Los Angeles, and the American Psychological Association Presentation Title: Prevention Policies for Young Nigerian Girls Author(s): Tomlinson, H1; Coyle, K2; Loya, R3 1American Psychological Association, Washington, Author(s): Nwachukwu, IC - Women and Youths DC; 2ETR Associates, Scotts Valley, CA; 3Los Development Initiative Foundation, Nigeria, Owerri, Angeles Unified School District, Los Angeles, CA Nigeria - Immaculata C. Nwachukwu, BS

Presentation Number: E10 – 3 Track E

Presentation Title: From Paradigm to Genuine E12 – Public Health Research, Policy and Engagement: Listening to Sex Educators on HIV Practice to Eliminating Health Prevention Disparities and Improving Health

Author(s): Joy Robinson-Lynch Session Location: COURTLAND – (Hyatt Hotel – Massachusetts Department of Education, Atlanta Conference Center level) Malden, MA. Session Description: This session will deal Presentation Number: E10 – 4 primarily with the mobilization and next steps for the African American community as it pertains to Presentation Title: Strengthening Public and the Public Health response to the health disparities Community Partnerships to Benefit LGBT Youth in that exist. Public Schools Presentation Number: E12 – 1 Author(s): Kern, NS Hawaii Department of Health, Honolulu, HI Presentation Title: NBLCA Leadership Mobilization Model Presentation Number: E10 – 5 Author(s): Levine, DA Presentation Title: Improving School Environments National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, for LGBTQ Youth as an HIV Prevention Strategy: New York, NY

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Presentation Number: E12 – 2 Presentation Number: E12 – 4

Presentation Title: Public Health Responses to the Presentation Title: Why We Can’t Wait: State and HIV Epidemic Among BMSM: Examplars and Next Local Health Departments Response to HIV/AIDS Steps for Prevention Among African Americans

Author(s): Moore, T1; Wilson, P2; Castner, K3; Author(s): Moore, T; Mbajah, J Foust, E4; Perez, M5 - 1National Alliance of State & NASTAD, Washington, DC. Territorial AIDS Directors, Washington, DC; 2Columbia University, Mailman School of Public Health, New York, NY; 3Maryland Department of Track E Health & Mental Hygiene, AIDS Administration, Baltimore, MD; 4North Carolina Department of E13 – Effective Materials Development and Health & Human Services, HIV/STD Prevention & Distribution Strategies Care Branch, Raleigh, NC; 5Office of AIDS Programs & Policy, County of Los Angeles Public Session Location: HONG KONG – (Hyatt Hotel – Health, Los Angeles, CA Embassy Hall level)

Presentation Number: E12 – 3 Session Description: This session will provide some suggested methods and strategies designed Presentation Title: Socially Contextualized HIV to make prevention and material distribution more Research for Healthy Communities effective.

Author(s): Galvan, F1; Bingham, T2; Harawa, N1; Presentation Number: E13 -1 Kim, J1 1Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science, Presentation Title: It’s All About Context: Risk is Los Angeles, CA; 2HIV Epidemiology Program, Los Shaped by Real Life, So Prevention Must Be Too Angeles County Dept. of Public Health, Los Angeles, CA Author(s): Forbes, A, MSS - Global Campaign for Microbicides, Washington, DC, Adaora Adimora, MD, MPH, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, Phill Wilson, Black AIDS Institute, Los Angeles, CA, Diana Bruce, MPA, AIDS Alliance for Families

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Children and Youth, Washington, DC, Dazon Dixon Presentation Number: F04 – 1 Diallo, MPH, SisterLove, Inc., Atlanta, GA. Presentation Title: Project Access (Adolescents Presentation Number: E13 -2 Connecting Care to Engage Strive and Succeed): A Transition Plan for Youth and Young Adults Who Presentation Title: Program Review Interferes with Are Transitioning from Adolescent Care to Adult Care Community Based Organizations’ (CBOs) Ability to Implement Evidence-Based Interventions for Men Author(s): Best-Ross, JL; Domingo, C; LaGrange, Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) R; Peralta, L University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD Author(s): Huebner, DM1; Kegeles, SM2; Rebchook, GM2; the TRIP Research Team2 – Presentation Number: F04 – 2 1 University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD; 2 UCSF – Center for AIDS Presentation Title: What Do HIV-Infected Youth Prevention Studies, San Francisco, CA Know About HIV/AIDS?

Author(s): Abramowitz, S1; Barnes, W2; Koenig, Track F L3; Chandwani, S; Lagrange, R4; Moschel, D1 1NYU School of Medicine, New York, NY; F04 – Adolescent Issues in HIV Diagnosis 2Children’s National Medical Center,Washington, and Engagement in California DC; 3Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA; University of Maryland School of Session Location: VANCOUVER/MONTREAL – Medicine, Baltimore, MD (Hyatt Hotel – Embassy Hall level) Presentation Number: F04 – 3 Session Description: In this session panelists will discuss clinical services addressing key issues Presentation Title: Young Black MSM’s Concerns facing youth living with HIV/AIDS: sources of About HIV Testing and Obtaining Treatment: The support, knowledge about their infection and Importance of Hope, Support, and Faith transitioning adolescents to adult care. The concerns about HIV testing among Black MSMs Author(s): Kegeles, SM1; Rebchook, G1; Arnold, will also be addressed. EA1; Foster, M1; Sharpe, H2; Hamilton, R2 1Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco; 2Minority AIDS Project, Unity Fellowship Church, Los Angeles, CA

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Presentation Number: F04 – 4 Transmission Risk Reduction: Baseline and Six- Month Follow-up Presentation Title: Sources of Support for Youth During the First Year Following an HIV Diagnosis Author(s): Kurth, AE1; Severynen, A1; Clausen, M1; Frick, P1; Bangsberg, DR2; Simoni, JM1; Tarczy- Author(s): Lemos, D1; Hosek, SG1; Harper, GW2 Hornoch, P1; Lockhart, DL1; Holmes, KK1 - 1 Univ. 1John H. Stroger Jr., Hospital of Cook County, of Washington, Seattle, WA; 2 University of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Chicago, IL; California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 2Depaul University, Department of Psychology, Chicago, IL Presentation Number: F09 – 2

Presentation Title: Prevention with Positives: Track F Reported Barriers to Risk Reduction

F09 – PWP: Risk Behaviors and Author(s): Jenckes, MW; Hsu, R; Gindi, R; Interventions in Clinical Settings Erbelding, EJ Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD Session Location: A706 – (Hyatt Hotel – Atrium level) Presentation Number: F09 – 3

Session Description: Providers in clinical practice Presentation Title: HIV Primary Care Providers’ have a significant opportunity to assist patients to Discussion of Alcohol Use with Their HIV-Positive change behaviors to improve medical outcomes. Patients This session will explore factors associated with high risk behaviors among patients in clinical Author(s): Metsch, LR1; Pereyra, MR1; Cardenas, settings and provide findings, including readiness GA1; Dawson-Rose, C2; McKirnan, D3; Colfax, G4; to change, from clinic based interventions to Eroglu, D5 improve outcomes in HIV risk taking behavior and 1University of Miami, Miami, FL; 2University of medication adherence. California, San Francisco, CA; 3University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL; 4San Francisco Presentation Number: F09 – 1 Department of Public Health, San Francisco, CA; 5CDC, Atlanta, GA Presentation Title: Computer Counseling to Support Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence and HIV

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Presentation Number: F09 – 4 Track G

Presentation Title: Readiness of HIV+ Patients to G10 – Program Collaboration and Service Change Sexual Risk Behaviors Integration to Address Health Disparities Author(s): Jenckes, MW1; Hsu, R2; Gindi, R1; Erbelding, EJ1 Session Location: BAKER – (Hyatt Hotel – 1Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, Atlanta Conference Center level) MD; 2Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD Session Description: Disparities in health care have been linked to increased risks and poorer Presentation Number: F09 – 5 health outcomes. The integration of services can be an effective approach for reaching individuals Presentation Title: Alcohol and Drug Use are with multiple risk factors and/or disenfranchised Associated with Risk of Transmitting HIV Among populations. This session will explore programs that Patients Seen in Clinical Care Settings are seeking to address, through integration, health disparities in various high-risk populations including: Author(s): Dawson Rose, C; Myers, J; Maiorana, A; injection drug and other substance users; African- Koester, K; Shade, S; Morin, S American men; women in rural areas; and University of California San Francisco, San incarcerated individuals. A model for integrating Francisco, CA hepatitis C services into HIV prevention service will also be presented.

Presentation Number: G10 – 1

Presentation Title: The Rural Context: Barriers, Current Prevention and Care Strategies, and Recommendations for Young Women’s Access to HIV/AIDS and STD Services

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Author(s): Williams, KM1; Stratford, D1; O’Leary, Presentation Number: G10 – 4 A1; Burstein, GR2; Martin, E3; Patterson, J1; Edwards, A1 Presentation Title: Behavioral Interventions and 1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV Testing with Incarcerated Persons Atlanta, GA; 2Erie County Department of Health, Burffalo, NY; 3Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA Author(s): Olejemeh, CO; Sturdivant, AA; Castner, H; Henderson, AS Presentation Number: G10 – 2 Maryland State AIDS Administration, Baltimore, MD

Presentation Title: African American Men, HIV and Presentation Number: G10 – 5 the Relationship to Other Health Care Disparities Presentation Title: Chicago Integrates HIV Author(s): Colomb, MA; Gipson, JA - Mark A. Prevention and Hepatitis 2007: One Model Colomb, PhD, EdS, MPH, June A. Gipson, EdS, My for Success Brother’s Keeper, Inc., Ridgeland, MS. Author(s): Dan, C1,2 1 Presentation Number: G10 – 3 Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago, IL; 2Hepatitis Foundation International, Presentation Title: Capturing the Minds, Bodies Silver Spring, MD and Souls of Injecting Drug Users and Other Substance Users: The Essence of Client Recruitment, Retention and the Integration of Prevention Services within a Street Based Model Program

Author(s): Hazel, D1; Brown, C2; Peterkin, J1 – 1Planned Parenthood of New York City, Project Street Beat, Bronx, NY; 2 Planned Parenthood of New York City, Project Street Beat, Brooklyn, NY

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 | Plenary Session | 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM

PL04 - Synergy Between Science and PRESENTERS AND TOPICS Program Incarcerated Populations - Prevention and Session Location: Centennial Ballroom - (Hyatt Community Linkages Hotel - Ballroom level) Timothy Flanigan, M.D. Brown University Moderator: Providence, RI Victoria A. Cargill, M.D., M.S.C.E. National Intitutes of Health Science to Program Translation for Community Bethesda, MD Based Organizations Alice Gandelman California STD/HIV Prevention Training Center Oakland, CA

Technology Transfer - New Ways to Disseminate Information Jeffrey Kelly, Ph.D. Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI

HIV Prevention: What Works with Young MSM of Color? Greg Millet, M.P.H. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Atlanta, GA

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 | Closing Session | 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Session Location: Centennial Ballroom - (Hyatt Hotel - Ballroom level)

Conference Co-Chairs: Dr. Kevin A. Fenton Co-Chair, Conference Planning Committee

Dr. Timothy D. Mastro Co-Chair, Conference Planning Committee

Dr. Victoria A. Cargill Co-Chair, Conference Planning Committee

Closing Presentation Pending

Closing Musical Presentation Enrique Mercado and Orquesta Lyrica

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Presenting Author Index - Oral

Abramowitz, Susan F04-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Adams, Judy D07-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Agee, Geynille D14-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Akakabota, Bolanle F13-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Allgood, Kristi B04-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Allison, Susannah F12-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND Alvez, Christian A25-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO An, Qian B12-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Anaya, Henry C04-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM DUNWOODY Arnold, Elizabeth D19-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Arnold, Elizabeth D20-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM RB V Atkinson, J. C20-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A703 Ayala, George A13-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB VI Ayala, Laurie C10-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Bachanas, Pamela A21-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB VI Bailey, Marlon G11-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Bangi, Audrey A25-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Basta, Tania G09-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM DUNWOODY Bates, Christopher G01-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Battles, Haven E01-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Beckwith, Curt C18-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM INMAN Bell, Chrissy A19-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Beltrami, John C19-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Benbow, Nanette B03-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Benbow, Nanette B05-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Berg, Rigmor A08-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER C Bertolli, Jeanne B13-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM CAIRO Best-Ross, Janine F04-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Bimbi, David A14-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Bingham, Trista E12-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM COURTLAND Blanchard, Jeff D04-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Bost, Debra C02-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Bowleg, Lisa D03-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Boyce, Latifa C14-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Boyett, Brian C04-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM DUNWOODY Bradford, Judith C01-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB V Brady, Stephen A11-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM INMAN Branson, Bernard F01-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Brener, Nancy E10-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER F/G Broz, Dita A06-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Bruce, Diana E09-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH Buchacz, Kate B14-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Burke, Ryan D04-5 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Burnside, Martha D18-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA

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Burr, Carolyn F06-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Calderon, Yvette E05-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Campsmith, Michael B12-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Carey, James B14-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Carey, James A05-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Carey, Michael F06-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Carlon, Alfonso D01-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Carr, Carey D13-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Carrascal, Alvaro B11-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Carrel, Jack G05-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Carrel, Jack G09-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM DUNWOODY Carrel, Jack F08-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Castel, Amanda B08-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A703 Castel, Amanda B15-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Cates, Willard G17-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI Charania, Mahnaz C14-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Charles, Abby C12-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Chiasson, Mary Ann C15-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SPRING Chion, Miguel D11-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Choi, Kyung-Hee A13-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB VI Choi, Kyung-Hee A13-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB VI Christos-Rodgers, Jyaphia D23-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Cohen, Deborah F06-5 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Coleman, James F13-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Collins, Charles D07-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Collins, Charles D09-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Colomb, Mark E07-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Colomb, Mark G10-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM BAKER Conklin, Jane D11-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Cooke, Vanessa A12-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER E Corneille, Maya A14-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Cotroneo, Richard G03-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Craw, Jason F03-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A707 Crepaz, Nicole B04-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Crepaz, Nicole C03-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Crosby, Richard A02-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Curotto, Alberto C15-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SPRING Cutler, Blayne C14-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Dahlgren, Christine D04-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Dan, Corinna G10-5 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM BAKER Danesi, Hassan E02-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Darbes, Lynae A08-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER C Darrow, William D18-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Darrow, William A13-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB VI

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David, Julie E02-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Davis, Rebecca A09-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Davis Ellwein, Sally D11-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Dawson, Alvin F02-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Dawson Rose, Carol F09-5 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A706 de la Cruz, Mario A20-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Deli, Keran D10-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH DeLisle, Susan G16-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI DeMarco, Rosanna C03-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Des Jarlais, Don C17-5 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Des Jarlais, Don B10-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A707 Diallo, Dazon D05-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Diaz, Rafael A18-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Dieffenbach, Carl A23-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM REGENCY BALLROOM V Dillard-Smith, Carla D03-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Dittus, Patricia C11-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Do, Tri A25-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Doshi, Sonal B09-5 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Douglas, John G17-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI Drobnik, Ann D22-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB V Dunham, Michael D08-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A705 Duran, Denise B15-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Eckert, Valorie B09-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Eke, Agatha A21-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB VI Erwin, Kathleen A18-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Fallon, Stephen F14-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Fasula, Amy C11-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Fenton, Kevin G01-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Fenton, Kevin G16-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI Fernandez, Elena F02-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Fernandez, Isa C19-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Fields, Sheldon C01-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB V Fisher, Celia E11-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Fisher, Holly A09-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Fleming-Hampton, Jaqualine D16-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Flores, Stephen C19-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Floyd, Donovan G15-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB V Floyd, Donovan E04-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM IB SOUTH Forbes, Alfred D08-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A705 Forbes, Anna E13-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HONG KONG Fowler, Jane D02-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER C Frasca, Timothy E11-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Fraze, Jami D04-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Freeman, Robert C17-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG

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French, Patrick E09-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH Friedman, Samuel B05-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Friedman, Samuel A20-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Fronberg, Rebecca B06-5 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Frye, Theresa G08-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM INMAN Futterman, Donna F01-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Gaddist, Bambi A15-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Gardner, Cherri D19-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Gardner, Lytt C12-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Gentry, Quinn D06-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Gindi, Renee B03-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Glick, Nancy D14-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Goodenow, Carol A21-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB VI Gottlieb, Sami C19-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Granato, Laura G07-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Green, Bernadette G02-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Grigoryan, Anna B10-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A707 Grossman, Cynthia C13-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A703 Grov, Christian A14-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Grov, Christian E06-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH Gruber, DeAnn F03-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A707 Guillermo, Prado C19-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Gulati, Harnik A19-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Hackett Jr, John B11-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Halkitis, Perry E03-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Hall, Christopher G11-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Hall, Henry E02-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Hamilton, Elizabeth B13-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM CAIRO Hanna, David B15-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Hansen, Nathan C13-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A703 Harawa, Nina A18-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Harris, Gardenia A02-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Harris-McCoy, Kimberly B07-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Harshbarger, Camilla D26-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A707 Hart, Trevor A08-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER C Hazel, Daphne G10-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM BAKER Heckman, Timothy C13-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A703 Heffelfinger, James C06-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Helms, Donna B06-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Henny, Kirk A10-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Henry, Louis D12-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Hergenrather, Kenneth D28-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM DUNWOODY Hernandez, Angela B08-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A703 Hernandez, Maria Teresa B01-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A705

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Hidalgo, Julia F12-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND Hill, Mark C08-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Hillier, Sharon A23-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM REGENCY BALLROOM V Hirshfield, Sabina A10-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Hirshfield, Sabina B02-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A705 Hoff, Colleen A16-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A706 Hoke, Kimberly D01-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Holliday, Christopher A03-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND 110 Holtgrave, David E05-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Hopkins, Emily F06-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Horton, Michelle A19-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Hou, Su-I B04-5 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Hu, Yunyin B13-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM CAIRO Hudson, Sharon A05-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Hudson, Sharon A16-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A706 Huebner, David C05-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D Huebner, David E13-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HONG KONG Husnik, Marla A16-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A706 Inungu, Joseph E03-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Janneh, Mariama B14-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Jenckes, Mollie F09-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A706 Jenckes, Mollie F09-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A706 Jenness, Samuel B13-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM CAIRO Jones, Kenneth C02-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Jordahl, Lori G12-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Julie, Davids C18-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM INMAN Kachur, Rachel G12-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Karagon, James D20-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Kay, Linda C03-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Kegeles, Susan F04-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Kegeles, Susan D07-5 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Kent, Charlotte C19-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Kern, Dave E09-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH Kern, Nancy E10-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER F/G Kerndt, Peter C20-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A703 Kerr, Zachary D15-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Kershaw, Douglas B10-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A707 Kidder, Daniel B08-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A703 Kidder, Daniel A10-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Kim, Evelyn A04-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Kim, Evelyn A04-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Kim, MeeLee G07-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA King, Hope G03-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN King, Ronald C05-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D

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Klausner, Jefferey B11-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Klausner, Jeffrey F08-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Klein, Susan F08-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Klosinski, Lee C08-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Koenig, Linda A21-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB VI Kripke, Katharine A23-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM REGENCY BALLROOM V Kurth, Ann C04-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM DUNWOODY Kurth, Ann F09-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A706 Kurtz, Steven C17-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Langer, Adam B12-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Lansky, Amy B02-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A705 LaPollo, Archana C11-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Laqueur, Peter E04-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM IB SOUTH Lauby, Jennifer D05-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Lazarus, Margery A17-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH LeBlanc, Marc-André C14-5 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Lemay, Helen D22-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB V Lemos, Diana F04-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Leonard, Amy A20-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Levine, Deb D15-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Levine, Deborah E12-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM COURTLAND Lewis, Nina D13-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Linley, Laurie B08-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A703 Lucas, Basil D05-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Lytle, Charles G11-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Mack-Wilson, Larry A04-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Magis Rodriguez, Carlos B01-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A705 Magnus, Manya F12-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND Magnus, Manya B04-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Maiorana, Andres D11-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Malys, Gary D09-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Mansergh, Gordon G15-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB V Marquez, Carina A05-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Marrazzo, Jeanne G17-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI Marshall, Jennifer G08-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM INMAN Martinez-Donate, Ana A17-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Mayer, Kenneth E04-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM IB SOUTH Mayer, Kenneth B06-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Mayer, Kenneth B04-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER C Myers, Janet C18-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM INMAN Mbajah, Joy E12-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM COURTLAND McDavid, Kathleen B03-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D McGrath, Peter D07-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Melton, Dan D15-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO

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Menon-Johansson, Anatole E04-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM IB SOUTH Menon-Johansson, Anatole E01-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Merchant, Roland F06-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Merchant, Roland B15-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Metsch, Lisa B10-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A707 Metsch, Lisa F09-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A706 Millett, Greg C01-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB V Millett, Greg A03-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND 110 Mimiaga, Matthew C15-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SPRING Mitts, Beau D09-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Modica, Cheryl F13-5 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Modica, Cheryl F13-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Moore, Shennod D12-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Moore, Trent A06-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Morgan, Ximena D20-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Morrison, Sharon D14-5 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Moskowitz, David A08-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER C Mulatu, Mesfin A06-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Mulkey, Carrie G03-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Munroe, Alelia C10-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Mutchler, Matt A06-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Muthambi, Benjamin B13-5 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM CAIRO Myers, Janet A17-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Mysoor, Sapna D22-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB V Navejas, Michael Navejas C15-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SPRING Neumann, Mary C03-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Nwachukwu, Immaculata E10-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER F/G Ohira, Stacia G05-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Olszewski, Yolanda C10-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Orenstein, Fern G12-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Ouellet, Lawrence B06-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Painter, Thomas D05-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Patel, Shilpa A09-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Paul, Jay A03-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND 110 Perez-Jimenez, David D11-5 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Peterson, Amy D06-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Phields, Miriam D03-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Phields, Miriam D02-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER C Phill, Rhonda D10-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Pieniazek, Danuta B14-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM INMAN Poe, Jonathon B02-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A705 Poteat, Tonia D01-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Prachand, Nikhil E01-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Prejean, Joseph B08-5 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A703

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Prosser, Adria B15-5 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER E Purcell, David A04-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Purcell de Ogenio, Antonio G02-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Pyeatt, Marilyn D07-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH Qongqo, Mandisa G08-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM INMAN Raleigh, Kathleen D06-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Raminani, Sudha C01-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM RB V Randall, Liisa C04-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM DUNWOODY Reback, Cathy A20-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM BAKER Reback, Cathy A18-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Reilley, Brigg B18-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Remien, Robert C20-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A703 Rice, Dana B18-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Richardson-Moore, April G12-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Rintamaki, Lance F07-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Rintamaki, Lance F07-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Robertson, Candace G05-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Robinson, Billy B12-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Robinson-Lynch, Joy E10-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER F/G Rodriguez, Leandro D08-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A705 Rogers, Perdietha G08-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM INMAN Roland, Eric C17-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Romer, Daniel C08-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Rosenberg, Nora D12-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Rotheram-Borus, Mary Jane D19-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Rowland, Barbara F13-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Rucker, T'juan D22-3 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM RB V Rudd, Casey D23-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Rudolph, Abby C17-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Rumpler, Mark D23-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Rumptz, Maureen D23-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER E Rzewnicki, Donna C05-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D Sabatini, Midge D15-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM CAIRO Safford, Lauretta F03-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A707 Safren, Steven C13-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A703 San Antonio-Gaddy, Mara G05-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM BAKER Sanchez, Melissa B01-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A705 Sansom, Stephanie C14-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Sarnquist, Clea D02-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER C Sasso, Vanessa D14-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Satcher, Anna B07-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Scalco, Beth E07-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Scalco, M. B16-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D Schady, Felicia E09-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH

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Schaffer, Tonia D01-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER C Schilling, Kathryn B09-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Scott, Greg B16-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D Sevgi, Aral B19-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM RB VI Sevgi, Aral G17-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM RB VI Shade, Starley D13-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Shade, Starley D12-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Shahkolahi, Akabar B06-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER F/G Sharpe, Tanya D18-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Sias Jr., Lorenzo F14-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Simmons, Pat C05-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM HANOVER D Simpson, Yaa B03-2 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Smith, Bryce D06-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Smith, Carla-Dillard A17-4 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM IB SOUTH Smith, Dawn C16-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Smith, Justin A15-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Smith, Kimberleigh E03-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Smith, Michelle C07-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Spencer, Susan G02-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Spikes, Pilgrim C12-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Spoeth, Shelly C09-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM COURTLAND Springer, Sandra F03-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A707 Stallworth, Precious G15-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB V Statton, Anne C10-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER D Stenger, Mark B05-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Steward, Wayne C20-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A703 Steward, Wayne F07-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Stockman, Jamila A02-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Stopka, Thomas B01-1 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM A705 Sturdivant, Aprylle G10-4 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM BAKER Sutton, Madeline D14-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM BAKER Swayzer III, Robert D20-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Sy, Francisco D27-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM IB NORTH Tabidze, Irina B05-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Tarbet, Sheila D03-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Terry, Mika C08-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Thomas, Franda F08-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Thomas, Franda E11-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Thomas, Peter C07-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM CAIRO Tierney, Steven E06-2 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM IB NORTH Tierney, Steven G15-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM RB V Tiller, Sarah C12-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB SOUTH Tobias, Carol F08-5 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM INMAN Tomaszewski, Evelyn G09-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM DUNWOODY

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Tomlinson, Hank E10-5 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM HANOVER F/G Tyrell, Carol D16-2 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Underwood, Nyisha D03-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Underwood, Nyisha G09-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM DUNWOODY Vail, Rona B11-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER D Van Sluytman, Laurens A15-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER F/G Vaughan, Marla D04-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HONG KONG Villarruel, Antonio C19-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB SOUTH Vincent, Tim F14-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM COURTLAND Voetsch, Andrew F07-1 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM HONG KONG Vora, Shalini G02-3 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA Wafula, Gertrude E11-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Wakefield, Steven A23-3 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM REGENCY BALLROOM V Walston, Kelvin G07-3 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Warzynski, Cara D19-2 12/04/07 at 3:30 PM HANOVER F/G Washington, Shakira A09-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Washington-Flood, Carmi D16-3 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Webb, Candace D08-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM A705 West, Tiffany B07-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Wheeler, Darrell A24-1 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM RB V White, Douglas F01-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM VANCOUVER/MONTREAL Whitmore, Suzanne B09-4 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Whitmore, Suzanne B09-3 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM RB V Wilderson, Dina D10-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM IB NORTH William Torres, Gretchen B18-2 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM DUNWOODY Williams, Carlton D16-1 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM IB NORTH Williams, Kim G10-1 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM BAKER Wilson, Juliet C14-3 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HANOVER E Wilson, Patrick E12-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM COURTLAND Wilton, Leo A02-4 12/04/07 at 1:30 PM SINGAPORE/MANILA Wohlfeiler, Dan E08-1 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Wolitski, Richard B02-4 12/04/07 at 10:30 AM A705 Woods, William E08-2 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM HONG KONG Wright, Pierre A03-4 12/03/07 at 1:30 PM COURTLAND 110 Ye, Jiali B07-1 12/03/07 at 3:30 PM DUNWOODY Young, Toni E03-4 12/03/07 at 10:30 AM CAIRO Zuniga, Maria C11-2 12/05/07 at 8:00 AM SINGAPORE/MANILA

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Adolescents Gay and Other Men Who Have Sex With Men F04-1, C08-3, D19-3, D05-4, A21-2, E04-4, C11-4, C08-2, A08-1, E13-2, B02-3, A08-2, B02-4, C15-1, A08-3, C15-2, D20-1, D20-4 A16-2, C05-2, A13-3, B08-5, E04-1, B03-3, A18-1, G11-3, D15-2, D07-5, G12-2, E06-1, A19-2, B06-5, B12-2, Advocates D23-3, G15-1, B14-2, A17-4, G03-3, A18-3, A24-1, E02-1, E07-2, E09-1 E04-3, A16-3, B02-2, B06-4, C17-2, A18-4, A14-3, B06-2, A05-3, B05-1, B04-4, A08-4, C15-3, A13-1, A20-1, African Americans C14-5, G11-2, A16-1, A05-2, G15-2,G02-4 E12-4, D08-4, E13-1, B07-1, A12-1, A15-1, A03-3, D05-3, A03-1, F04-3, C02-2, A15-3, D22-3, C03-2, A02-1, B07 4, Gay,Lesbian,Bisexual,Transgend,Question.Youth C02-1, G09-1, D13-2, C04-2, C07-1, D04-2,C09-1, D18-3, E10-4, A21-1, E10-5 E03-4, A02-2, A02-3,C03-1, D03-4, A09-4, A19-3, A06-3, D18-1, F13-4,F13-5, F13-1, F13-3, F13-2 General Population B14-4, B14-3, B07-2, C14-3, B11-1, B07-3, B15-4, B05-4, Alcohol and Other Drug Users C06-1, B15-2, C05-4, E10-1 C17-4, G15-4, E01-1, A06-1 Health Care Workers American Indians/Alaskan Natives C04-3, F07-4, F07-2, F06-1, B11-3, F07-1, D12-1, A21-4, D22-4, D18-2, E02-3 G09-3, D12-2, D02-2, F06-4, G11-1, A09-2, F06-5

Asian and Pacific Islanders HIV Prevention Providers G02-3, A25-2, A25-1, D22-2, A25-3 B14-1, E02-2, D10-3, F09-2, C20-1, F07-3, D03-3, E01-3, D02-1, F14-1, A15-2, C12-2, D12-4, B03-2, E08-1, Bisexuals D07-1, D26-1, G03-2, G10-5, D14-2, D07-2, G12-4, D14-5, B06-3, C18-3, A09-1, B09-2, F09-4, B12-4, A20-2, C05-1, -- C05-3, D04-3, E10-3 Clients of Community-Based Organizations D05-1 Homeless B08-3, A10-1, D19-1, College and University Students D01-3, D01-4, B04-5, D20-3, D01-1, D22-1, D01-2 Hospitalized Patients B15-3, F06-2 Commercial Sex Workers C14-2 Immigrants, Documented and Undocumented B13-4, Communities of Color C01-3, E12-3, A13-4, A09-3, D19-2, E05-2 Incarcer.Popul.(Correct.Settings,Persons in) C18-2, A17-1, B08-4, F08-3, G10-4, B08-2, G05-1 Counselors F08-4, F03-3, B15-1, G02-2 Injecting Drug Users A20-4, A04-2, E01-2, D23-1, G10-3, B10-4, B10-1, B10-3, Faith Community A04-1, A04-4, D23-2, C17-3 D16-2, D16-4, D16-1

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Latinos/Latinas, Hispanic Researchers A17-2, E11-2, E11-1 A05-1, B02-1, D12-3, F09-1, F09-3, D06-1, C11-3, A13-2, A03-2, A10-2, B10-2, A17-3, E11-3, B13-2, B16-1, B12-3, Men D07-3, B15-5, C04-1, A04-3, C03-4, C01-1, C12-1 A10-3, D15-1, A18-2, A06-2, E06-2, G15-3, C13-1, F06-3 Rural Populations Migrant Populations D14-4, E11-4, C13-2 B01-1, B01-3, B01-2 Staff of Community-Based Organizations Older Adults F02-2, G07-1, D09-2, D07-4, D06-3, D08-2, D16-3, G07-2, B08-1, A14-2 G08-4, F03-1, G10-2, G09-4, B04-3, F12-1, D03-2, D08-1 Outpatient Clients D14-3, C20-4 Street Outreach Workers G05-4 Outreach Workers D15-3, F08-1 Students C07-2 Parents/Families C11-1, C14-1 Teachers D15-4 People Living with HIV/AIDS B03-4, D11-3, C12-3, B13-3, B13-5, C20-3, A21-3, F04-4, Women C20-2, D11-1, E04-2, B04-1, F03-4, D11-4, B05-3, E03-3, G08-2, D02-3, D03-1, C03-3, D05-2, C12-4, A14-1, F02-1, F09-5, C13-4, C13-3, B04-2 G05-3, D09-3, E03-1, B09-1, B03-1, E03-2, C14-4, G10-1, G08-3 People w/Mental Disabilities & Disorders A11-1 Youth A20-3, F04-2, C01-2, C08-1, D20-2, A19-1, D10-1 Policymakers/Legislators E09-4, D13-1, C17-1, D13-3, C04-4, B13-1, E09-3, B11-2, Youth in High Risk Situations E05-1 D10-2, C11-3, E10-2, B09-5

Pregnant Women B09-3, G08-1, C10-2, C10-3, C10-4, C10-1, B09-4

Program Administrators B16-2, D09-1, D06-4, F14-3, E07-1, D04-1, D08-3, D06-2, F03-2, G03-1, G07-3

Public Health Workers B06-1, B05-2, G12-1, G12-3, D14-1, G09-2, G05-2, D11-2, C16-1, E08-2, B12-1, E12-2, E09-2

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Access to Sterile Injection Equipment for IDUs Community Level Interventions E01-2, E01-3, E01-1 D28-1,

Adapting Evidence Based Interventions Community Mobilization C12-4, C01-3 E02-3, E02-1, E02-2

Adolescent Health Needs Comprehensive HIV Prevention Policy and Women F12-1, F12-3, F04-4, F12-2 E10-2, E03-3

Advances in HIV Testing Technology, Including NAAT Comprehensive Sexual Health Policy for Men Who Have C20-4, C05-4 Sex with Men (MSM) E06-1, E04-2, E04-1, E13-2 Age, Developmental, and Life Course Factors A14-3, A02-2, A14-2, A21-3, A14-1 Condom Use and Effectiveness D11-5, C14-3 Alcohol Use, Addiction and HIV Risk A12-1 Cost-Effectiveness of Prevention Interventions/Programs E05-2, Antiviral Resistance Monitoring B14-3, B14-4 Cultural Factors and HIV Risk A06-4, A02-4 Approaches to Strengthening Adherence to HIV Therapy F04-2, F07-2 Developing and Sustaining HIV Prevention Capacity D22-4, D09-3, D05-2, D01-4, D08-4, D08-3, D08-2 Assessment of Special Population Needs B01-3, B13-4, B01-1, B13-3, B01-2, B10-3 Developing Culturally Competent Interventions C03-3, C05-3 Behavioral Surveillance B04-5, B04-2, B02-1, B09-5, B10-2, B10-4, B13-2, B02-3, Drug Use, Addiction and HIV Risk B16-1, B12-2, B04-3 A06-1, B10-1, A04-2, A04-1, A06-3, A04-4, A05-2, A05-1, A06-2, A05-3, A04-3 Best HIV Prevention Practices D09-2, Dyadic and Family Level Interventions C03-4, Collaboration between STD and HIV Programs G12-4, G09-2, G02-2, G12-1, G05-2, G12-2 Early HIV Diagnosis and Treatment F09-3, F14-1 Communities, Neighborhoods, and Environments and HIV Risk Economic Impact A21-2, E05-3,

Community Coalition Development Epidemiology in Special Settings (Corrections, Public Sex D22-2, D22-3 Environments) B08-2, B06-2, B02-2

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Epidemiology of Adherence HIV Prevention Programs for Drug Users B08-3, D23-2, D23-1, D23-3

Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS HIV Prevention Programs for Men Who Have Sex with Men B15-2,B09-4, B12-4, B07-2, B09-3, B03-4 (MSM) D15-1 Ethnographic Research Methods in Formative or Basic Prevention Research HIV Prevention Programs for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS A20-4, A20-3, A20-2, A20-1 D11-1, D11-3, D12-2, D12-3, D12-1, D11-4, D11-2, F14-3

Faith Based Programs HIV Prevention Programs for Racial and Ethnic Minority D16-3, D16-2, D16-4, D16-1 Communities D19-2, D20-3, D13-2, D18-3, D18-1 Funding Policies E05-1, E07-1, E07-2 HIV Prevention Programs for Women D01-1, D03-2, D02-3, D03-3, D03-4, D02-1 Gaps in HIV/STD Surveillance for Specific Populations B13-1, B06-4 HIV Prevention Programs for Youth D05-4, D19-4, D20-2, D10-2, D10-1 Gender Issues and HIV Prevention Policy B09-1, E03-1, E03-4 HIV Testing in Health Care Settings D14-3, D02-2 Geographic Mapping and Surveillance B12-3, HIV Testing in Healthcare Facilities F13-4, F06-1, B18-2, F13-2, F13-1, F01-2, F01-1, F13-5, F13- HIV Counseling and Testing Programs 3, F06-2, F06-3, F07-1 D14-2, D14-5, D14-1 HIV Vaccine Research HIV Incidence Surveillance A23-3, B14-2, B11-4 HIV/AIDS Surveillance HIV Prevention Community Planning B03-2, B15-5, B08-1, B03-1, B08-4, B12-1, B18-1 D13-3, HIV/Hepatitis Co-Infection HIV Prevention on the Internet F08-3, D15-3, D15-2, C15-4 Homophobia and HIV Prevention HIV Prevention Opportunities in Primary Care Settings E04-4, E04-3 F07-3, F09-2, F09-4 How to Replicate Programs that Work HIV Prevention Program Evaluation D07-1 D05-1, D06-4, D06-2, D13-1, D07-4, D06-1, D06-3, D04-3, D04-1, D04-2, D04-5, D05-3,

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Implementing Culturally Competent HIV Prevention Interventions in Public Sex Environments Programs C05-2, D08-1 Interventions that Encourage Drug Abuse Treatment Implementing HIV Prevention in Correctional Settings C17-1, G05-1, G10-4 Interventions that Promote Mental Health Implementing HIV Prevention in Family Planning Settings C13-4, C13-1, C13-3, C13-2 G08-2 Interventions that Reduce Injecting Drug Use Risk Implementing HIV Prevention in Substance Abuse C17-3, D23-4 Programs G08-1, G15-3, G08-4, E06-2 Interventions that Reduce Sexual Risk C03-1, C11-3, C14-5, C14-2, C12-3, C20-1, C17-4 Improving Gender Specific STD Treatment Services for Women as an HIV Prevention Strategy Interventions that Sustain Safer Behaviors among Persons G10-1 Living with HIV C12-1, C20-2 Improving Methods of Targeting HIV Resources to Communities in Need Interventions that Target Men Who Have Sex with Men E11-2, E11-1, E12-2 (MSM) C15-2, C17-2, C02-1, C01-2, C15-3 Innovative Models of Integrated HIV/STD Prevention Services Interventions that Target Racial and Ethnic Minority G12-3, G11-3, G10-2, G07-3, G10-5 Communities C03-2, C07-2, A17-3, C18-1, A17-1 Integrated Prevention Services for Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Interventions that Target Women G11-1, G02-4, G15-2, G11-2 A23-2

Integrated Prevention Services for Racial and Ethnic Interventions that Target Youth in High Risk Situations Minority Communities C08-3, D20-4, C11-3 G07-1, G15-1, G02-3, G05-4, G08-3, G09-1 Interventions to Reduce Perinatal HIV Transmission Integrating Planning for HIV Prevention and Treatment C10-1, C10-3, C10-2, C10-4 F02-1 Linking HIV Prevention and Treatment in Correctional Interventions for Individuals (individual Level Interventions) Settings and After Release C14-1, C12-2 F08-2

Interventions in Correctional Settings Media and Its Influence on HIV Risk C18-2, C18-3 A19-1, A19-3, A19-2

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Men Who Have Sex with Men: Trends and Determinants Peer-Based Prevention B06-3, B14-1, B06-1, B08-5, B04-4, B04-1 D01-3, D03-1, D01-2

Mental Health/Mental Illness and HIV Risk Policies Related to School Health Education A11-1, A10-3, A10-1 E09-4, E10-4, E10-5, E10-3

Microbicides, Vaginal and Rectal Policy issues around Public Sex Environments C14-4 E08-1, E08-2

Model Programs Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis F09-1 C16-1

Modeling and Forecasting the HIV/AIDS Epidemic Prevention Training Needs of Persons Providing Care for B03-3 HIV Positive Persons F02-2 Models of Integrating HIV Prevention into Hepatitis Programs Prisons and Other Correctional Facilities and Their G03-3, G03-2 Influence on HIV Risk A09-4 Models of Integrating HIV Prevention into Mental Health Services Promoting Linkages to Care G09-3, G09-4 F07-4, F03-4, F03-3, F03-2, F03-1, F08-4, F04-1, F08-5

Models of Integrating HIV Prevention into Youth Services Psychological Factors and HIV Risk G07-2 A09-2, A08-4, A08-1, A08-2, A08-3

Operational Research to Improve Dissemination, Adoption, Quality Assurance of Delivered HIV Prevention Services or Delivery of Effective Interventions D09-1 C02-2 Race, Ethnicity and HIV Risk Other A25-3, A25-1, A03-2, A25-2, A03-1, A02-3, A02-1, A03-3, C05-1, D10-3, C11-1, G15-4, A09-1, G03-1, D18-2, A03-4, C01-4 E10-1, G10-3, A23-1, F04-3, A21-4, F06-4, F06-5, B16-2, C17-5, B15-1, E03-2, A16-2, B11-1, B11-3, B15-3, C11-4, Race, Ethnicity and HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology E11-4, A17-2, C08-2, A17-4, B06-5, C06-1, C20-3, G05-3, B07-4, B07-1 C15-1 Race, Ethnicity, Culturally Competence and HIV Prevention Outreach Policy D22-1 E09-2, E11-3

Participatory Approaches to HIV Prevention Policy Recruitment and Retention in Intervention Studies D04-4, E09-1, E09-3 C01-1

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Reducing Disparities among Racial/Ethnic Minorities Substance Users’ Health Needs E12-4, E12-3 F09-5

Referral Systems/Mechanisms Surveillance of Acute HIV Infection F08-1 B11-2

Role of STDs in HIV Transmission Surveillance of HIV/AIDS Co-Morbidities B05-4, B05-2 B05-3, B05-1

Routinizing HIV Testing in Clinical Settings Sustainability of HIV Prevention Programs F01-3, C04-1, C04-4, C04-2, C04-3 D27-1

Rural Issues for HIV Prevention Technology Transfer to Increase HIV Prevention Capacity D14-4 Building D12-4 School Based Programs D15-4, D20-1 Training to Implement New HIV Prevention Interventions D26-1, D07-2 School-Based Interventions C07-1 Translating Research into Practice D07-5, D19-1, D07-3, D19-3 Sexual Health Issues and HIV Prevention Policy E13-1 Using Surveillance Data to Make Program Decisions B07-3, B13-5, B15-4, Sexuality and Sexual Identity and HIV Risk B02-4, A24-1, A21-1, A15-2, A18-3, A18-2, A16-3, A16-1, Women and HIV: Trends and Determinants A18-1, A18-4, A15-1 B09-2

Social Marketing C08-4, C09-1, C08-1

Social Networks and HIV Risk A09-3

Socioeconomic Factors and HIV Risk A10-2

STD Screening & Treatment in Correctional Settings as an HIV Prevention Strategy B18-3

Stigma and Discrimination and HIV Risk A13-3, A13-4, A13-2, A13-1, A15-3

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Monday, December 3, 2007 Poster Presentations

Poster # Abstract Title Track Presenting Author

101M HIV Incidence Surveillance Data: How It Can Help You B Stefanie B. White 102M Integrating HIV and Hepatitis Surveillance in New Mexico B Lily N. Foster 103M The Evolving Epidemiology and Public Health Needs for Control B Salaam Semaan of HIV, STDs, HBV, and HCV in “Hard” Drug Users in the U.S. 104M Neighborhood Effects on Sexual HIV Risk Behavior Among Men B Victoria Frye Who Have Sex with Men: A Multi-level Analysis 105M Racial Differences in HIV-Testing Practices Among Child-Bearing B Catalina Lopez Age Women and Pregnant Women in the U.S. 106M Rates of HIV Testing and Associations Among African American B Larry K. Brown Adolescents 107M The Influence of Peers: Latino MSM’s Use of Condoms B Juli-Ann Carlos 108M Unique Challenges of Hospitalized, Newly Diagnosed HIV/AIDS B Allan Rodriguez Haitians Residing in the U.S. 109M Rapid HIV and Syphilis Testing: An Improvement in Screening at B Larry C. Mack-Wilson an Urban Gay Men's STD Clinic 110M New HIV Discovered Cases During A Syphilis Outbreak, Puerto B Zaira Kianes-Pérez Rico, 2006 111M Primary and Secondary Syphilis in the United States, 2000-2005 B John F. Beltrami 112M The Use of Surveillance Data to Evaluate Concurrent HIV and B Shirley Chan AIDS Diagnoses in Houston/Harris County, TX 113M HIV Testing Trends for Older Adults (? 50 years) at CDC- B Rebecca R. Stein Supported Sites, United States, 1995-2004 114M Mozambique’s Voluntary Counseling and Testing Program: Client B Ranee Seither Characteristics and HIV Prevalence, 2002-2005 115M Using Social Marketing to Reduce HIV/AIDS Stigma: Three Year B T'juan Rucker Evaluation Data 116M Forced Sex During Childhood Sexual Abuse and Adolescent A Jackie E. Huisman Behavioral Outcomes Among Female Adolescents in the Canadian Child Welfare System 117M Self Blame as a Mediator of Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Risk A Margarita Viner Behavior Among Youth in the Canadian Child Welfare System 118M Developing a Model for HIV Prevention Intervention for Female A Deepthi S. Varma Drug Abusing Offenders

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119M Video Tool to Promote Knowledge of Syphilis as Facilitator of A John P. Sanchez HIV Transmission and Concurrent Testing Among Black and Hispanic MSM 120M Internalized Homophobia is Associated with HIV Transmission A Mallory O. Johnson Risk Among HIV-Positive Gay-Identified Men 121M Discussion and Management of Safer Sex Among Men Living A Kami A. Kosenko with HIV 122M Breaking the Cycle/Mending the Hoop: Adverse Childhood A Lori de Ravello Experiences Among Incarcerated American Indian and Alaska Native Women in New Mexico 123M Community Level Interventions with the House/Ball Community A Lyndel Urbano in NYC 124M Drug Use and Risky Sexual Behaviors Among Detained A Patria Rojas Adolescents in Miami Dade 125M Treating the Triggers: The Effects of Exposure Response A Robert J. DeLetis Prevention on Reducing Addictive Cravings 126M California HIV Prevention Indicators: How Are We Doing? A Roy R. McCandless 127M HIV Prevention Altruism and Sexual Risk Behavior in HIV-Positive A Brennan L. O'Dell Men Who Have Sex with Men 128M Urban Female Adolescents and Heterosexual Anal Intercourse: A Carol Roye Does Relationship Power Play A Role? 129M Audio Computer-Assisted Risk Assessment Is Associated with A Janet J. Myers Higher Self-Reported Risk among HIV-Infected Latinos 130M Midlife African American Women at Risk for HIV Due to the Man A Gardenia Harris Shortage 131M Prevalence and Correlates of Condom Failure Among African A Laura F. Salazar American Teens 132M Race/Ethnicity and Erotic Advantages/Disadvantages: MSM of A Jay P. Paul Color, Sexual Stereotyping and Hierarchies of Desire 133M Sexual Risk Behavior Among African American and Afro- A Rebecca M. Schwartz Caribbean Men and Women at Increased Risk for HIV: The Role of Cognitions Related to Condom Use 134M Sexual Sensation Seeking and Increased Rates of HIV Risk A Margarita Viner Behaviours in a Multiethnic Undergraduate Student Sample

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135M Young African American Men Who Have Sex with Men A Angulique Y. Outlaw (YAAMSM), Sexual Risk, and Perceptions of HIV Counseling and Testing (HIV C&T): An Internet Survey 136M “It’s All About Being La Senorita”: Latina College Students’ A Sande G. Jones Perceptions of Factors Related to HIV Risk for Young Urban Hispanic Women 137M Estimating HIV Prevalence and Risk Behaviors of Transgender A Jeffrey H. Herbst Persons in the United States: A Systematic Review of the Literature 138M Familiarity and Use of the Female Condom in New York State A James M. Tesoriero 139M HIV Vaccine Acceptance Among Minority Women in the Urban A Paula M. Frew South 140M The Relationship Between Perceived Financial Needs and Sexual A Michael A. Joseph Risk Behavior Among African American and Afro-Caribbean Men and Women at Increased Risk for HIV 141M Abbott ARCHITECT® HIV Ag/Ab Combo Assay - Simultaneous C Richard L. Vickstrom Detection of HIV p24 Antigen and Antibodies to HIV-1 Group M, HIV-1 Group O and HIV-2 142M How to Implement a Behavioral Intervention for HIV Positive C Drema Mace Patients in a Clinic Setting 143M Intensive Prevention Counseling on Rates of Disease Progression C Amy R. Doyle in Persons Living with HIV/ AIDS 144M Occupational Accidents and Knowledge About Universal C Shambhu D. Joshi Precautions in Medical Interns of Nepal 145M Systematic Review of Abstinence-Only and Abstinence-Plus C Don Operario Program Interventions to Prevent HIV Transmission 146M Helping HIV+ Women Gain Control of Their Health C Cora E. Giddens 147M Social-Network Influences in Promoting Condom Use and HIV C Robert M. Malow Testing Among Filipina Commercial Sex Workers: Findings from a Quasi-Experimental Intervention Study 148M Word from the Streets: Front-Line Staff from Black Community- C Michael L. Foster Based Organizations (BCBOs) Views on Barriers and Facilitators of Using Evidence-Based Interventions (EBIs) for HIV Prevention with Black Men Who Have Sex with Men (BMSM)

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149M Finding a Fit with the Environment: Three Models of Service C Samuel A. MacMaster Delivery for Van-based HIV Outreach Programs to Active Substance Users 150M Reducing HIV Infection Among New Injecting Drug Users in The C Don C. Des Jarlais China-Vietnam Cross Border Project 151M What Does DEBI Know About My Community?: Making C Stephen J. Fallon Interventions Work for You By Avoiding Common Implementation Mistakes 152M A Peer Counseling Program for Young People Living with C Sheryl L. Henderson HIV/AIDS 153M Choosing Life: Empowerment! Action! Results! (Project CLEAR): C Daniel Casillas An Individual Level Intervention for Youth and Young Adults Living with HIV/AIDS 154M SAFETALK: An Innovative Multi-component Motivational C Carol E. Golin Interviewing-Based Safer Sex Program for People Living with HIV (PLWH) 155M "It's Appalling How, Online, We Stopped Having Conversations" C Gregory M. Rebchook Focus Group Data Guided the Development of a Web-based HIV Prevention Program to Meet the Needs of Gay/Bisexual Men Who Use the Internet 156M A Nonrandomized Evaluation of an HIV Prevention Intervention for C Bryce D. Smith Caucasian Men Who Have Sex with Men 157M Identifying Venues Where High-Risk and Low-Risk MSM Meet C Jennifer Hecht and Mix 158M Sexual Health Xchange and LifeLube.org - Going Beyond C David E. Munar HIV/AIDS and STDs in Addressing Gay Men’s Health 159M Developing a Programmatic and Technical Service Center for C David Davis the National HIV Prevention Program Evaluation and Monitoring System (PEMS): Communicating Public Health Evaluation Standards and Methods by E-Mail: Lessons Learned 160M Study Participation as a Social Group Influencing Sexual C Matthew J. Mimiaga Behaviors in an HIV-Prevention Trial for Men Who Have Sex with Men 161M The Institute for Gay Men's Health Online Outreach Project C Mark Kornegay

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162M Using Motivational Interviewing in Field Outreach with Young C Angulique Y. Outlaw African American Men Who Have Sex with Men (YAAMSM) 163M Implementing a Prevention with Positives Intervention in an Urban C Sheela Raja Clinic Setting: Lessons from the Treatment Advocacy Program- Sinai 164M The Socio-Cultural Context of HIV Risk and Using Diaphragms as C Nuriye N. Sahin-Hodoglugil a Method of HIV Prevention Among Young Women in Zimbabwe 165M Illinois Perinatal HIV Rapid Testing, Treatment, and Reporting: C David R. Kattan Measures of Performance 166M Evaluation of Montana's HIV Prevention Social Marketing C Laura Dybdal Campaign: Targeting MSM, HIV Positive, IDU, Women and Youth Populations 167M Project Abrazos y Besos - Intergenerational Approach to D Charlene Doria-Ortiz HIV/AIDS Prevention, Education for Latina Women Across the Lifespan 168M Community Saturation Models for Abstinence Education: A D Joneen K. Mackenzie Summary of the Weld WAITS Program in Colorado 169M A Prevention Intervention for HIV Positives and the Unintended D Gary P. Garcia Benefit After the Implementation of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System 170M Evaluating a Health-Related Quality of Life Instrument Among D Minn M. Soe HIV-infected Adults Receiving Care in the United States: Reliability and Validity of the SF-12 171M Evaluating Social Marketing Campaigns with Theory and Logic D Donata Green 172M HIV Prevention Intervention Among Substance Users: Efficacy of D Salelesh Abebe Hours of Intervention, Number and Type of Sessions Attended on Outcomes 173M Learning from the Ground Up: The Benefits of Qualitative D Michelle Teti Methods for HIV Prevention Research 174M Test-Retest Reliability of Self-Reported Sexual Behavior, STD D Peter Vanable Testing and HIV Risk Behavior Antecedents Among African- American Youth in Four U.S. Cities 175M A Communication Strategy to Improve the Uptake of PMTC D Enid M. Mbabazi Services in a Rural Sub County - Central Uganda

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176M Logic Model Makeovers: A New Look for an Old Tool to Guide D Marlene Glassman HIV Prevention Intervention Planning, Implementation, and Monitoring 177M Preparing for Effective Behavioral Interventions: The Future of D Carlos M. Hernández HIV Prevention 178M The National African AIDS Helpline. Cultural approach to HIV D Gertrude A. Wafula prevention in UK 179M Do Drug Abuse Researchers Have a Duty to Protect Third Parties D Celia B. Fisher from HIV Transmission? Moral Perspectives of Street Drug Users 180M The PEaPLE First Project: Providing HIV, Hepatitis, and Substance D Kelli Lasseter Abuse Health Education/Risk Reduction (HE/RR) to Active Drug Users 181M A Puerto Rican DEBI: Anthology of an Adaptation of Mpowerment D Peter M. Shepard-Rivas for Adults MSM and the Integration Other Comprehensive Services 182M Creating Alliances with Public Sex Venues D Hugh A. Ramsey 183M Multi-Agency Approach to Implementing Community PROMISE D Kim Toevs with Highest Risk MSM: Successes and Challenges 184M PA04064, HIV Prevention In Washington DC D Kenneth J. Pettigrew 185M Recent Use of HIV Prevention Services Among Male Attendees D Andrew C. Voetsch at 2006 Gay Pride Events: Is the Word Still Getting Out? 186M “Coming to this group really made me see how much I had to D Kimberly A. Koester learn”: Peer-Delivered Interventions in U.S. Clinical Settings Address the Prevention Needs of People Living with HIV/AIDS 187M Pilot Implementation of the L.I.F.E. Program in a Correctional D H. Dawn Fukuda Setting 188M The Lotus Project - Women’s HIV/AIDS Peer Education Training D Shailey Merchant 189M Trainee Characteristics and Factors Associated with Recent Peer D David Fine Support Activities Among HIV+ Women Participating in the Lotus Project Peer Education Training Program 190M The Cultural and Community-Level Acceptance of Antiretroviral D Justin M. Shuster Therapy (ART) Among Traditional Healers in South Africa 191M Assessing SISTA: The Results from a Formative and Process D Quinn M. Gentry Evaluation

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192M HIV Prevention Intervention for Female Offenders D Linda B. Cottler 193M A Supportive Model for HIV Risk Reduction in Early Adolescents D Diana M. Fernandez (ASUMA): First Two Years of Implementation 194M The New DEBI - Focus on Youth: An Effective HIV Prevention for D Perdietha Rogers African American Youth 195M Facilitators and Barriers to Rapid HIV Testing in U.S. Hospitals: D Gretchen Williams Torres Results from a National Survey 196M HIV Testing and Referral in U.S. Hospitals: Results from a D Gretchen Williams Torres National Survey 197M Medical and Demographic Characteristics of Patients Newly D Michael J. Waxman Diagnosed with HIV in an Emergency Department in Western Kenya 198M Implementation of Routine, Voluntary HIV Testing at a Large, D Angela Jeffers Multi-site Substance Abuse Treatment Program 199M Syringe Access Policy Initiatives Should Address Safe Disposal E Jay G. Cooper 200M Adding Practicality to Policy: Results from CDC’s 2006 PCRS E Cady Berkel Stakeholder Consultation Meeting 201M Non-Intervention Drug Abuse Research and HIV Counseling and E Celia B. Fisher Testing: Through the Community Looking Glass 202M Web-based Education Course Impacting Partner Counseling and E Audrea M. Woodruff Referral Services Delivery in Michigan 203M An Interagency Policy Initiative to Advance Mental Health E Barbara S. Devore Screening of Prison Inmates at Risk for HIV 204M Assisted Reproduction for HIV-affected Couples in California E Nena C. Barnhart 205M Correlates of Antiretroviral Medication Use Among In-patient HIV- F Gladys E. Ibanez Positive Substance Users 206M Rapid HIV Testing Training and Education for Healthcare F Kim To Professionals: What Are the Results? 207M Factors Influencing Detectable Viremia in Patients on F Bryan Harris Antiretroviral Therapy 208M Promoting Regular Testing: Reactions to Information on Acute F Emily A. Arnold HIV Infection Among an Urban High Risk Population 209M Gender Differences in Beliefs About Viral Load and HIV F Rebecca A. Bostwick Transmission Risks Among HIV+ Women and Men

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210M Peer and Psychosocial Support for HIV Positive Adolescents F Fredrick Sebuuma in Uganda 211M A Health Center Based PwP Program in Mozambique F Carol Dawson Rose 212M Evaluation of HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral Programs in F Akbar M. Shahkolahi Washington DC: Challenges and Implications 213M Identification of Patients Infected with HIV Using Physician-Based F Jason S. Haukoos Diagnostic Testing in the Emergency Department: A Prospective Cohort Study 214M The Indian Health Service's HIV Management System Clinical F Cynthia P. Gebremariam Software 215M Partner Counseling and Referral Services (PCRS) In G Linda Hollins Houston/Harris County, Texas-Building Capacity Through Collaborations G 216M PENS HOUSTON: Web-based Interviews for Partner Elicitation Larry J. Prescott and Notification 217M SIGNS OF THE TIME "Houston's Approach To Quality G Brenda Simpson Management Through Realignment of Job Functions" 218M Integrating Hepatitis Prevention Messages into HIV Prevention G Sandy S. Van Sant Services 219M Self-Reported Versus Actual Hepatitis and HIV Services Among G Kirsten A. Rowe Injection Drug Users in Treatment 220M Utilizing Disease Intervention Specialist for Follow-up on Hepatitis G Shauna L. Onofrey C in Individuals Between the Ages of 15 and 25 years: A 3-month Pilot Program 221M Promoting TB / HIV Partnership G Mildred Perez 222M Preventing HIV Through Private Sector TB PPM Project in Kenya G Haron Njiru

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Poster # Abstract Title Track Presenting Author

101T Surveillance Do’s and Don’ts: False Positive HIV Western Blots B Shirley Chan in Pregnant Women 102T Optimum Care and Prevention of Mother to Child HIV B Wendy P. Pulver Transmission in New York State: 2003 and 2004 103T Trends in the Number of Psychiatric Hospitalizations Among B Pooja Bansil HIV-infected Women of Reproductive Age in the United States, 1994 vs. 2004 104T Characteristics of Non-Hispanic Black Tuberculosis Patients with B Elvin Magee Reported HIV Infection. 105T Performance of Laboratories Using the Bayer ADVIA HIV 1/2/O B Sandra W. Neal Assay 106T Legal Syringe Purchase Activities and Population Estimates of B Chris Nemeth Suburban Injection Drug Users (IDUs) in Long Island, New York (NY) 107T No Differences in Sexual and Needle-sharing Behaviors Between B Kwa A. Sey Low Income IDUs Who Use Syringe Exchange Programs and Those Who Do Not Use Syringe Exchange Programs in Los Angeles County 108T North Carolina 2006 MSM Rapid Behavioral Assessment B Martha S. Buie 109T Recruitment of Male Sexual Partners by Minority Women: Barriers B Elizabeth Hurwitz and Recommendations 110T Sexual Risk Factors: How Reliable Are They? B Enbal Shacham 111T HIV-Infected Individuals Without Hospital-Associated Missed B Kristina E. Weis Opportunities for Earlier HIV Diagnosis - South Carolina, 2001 to 2005 112T The Emerging Target of Puerto Rican HIV/AIDS Patients: The B Doris V. Baez-Feliciano Profile Elderly vs. Non-Elderly HIV Infected Patients 113T Estimating the Size of HIV Risk Populations in Washington State B Jason B. Carr 114T A Comparison of Geomasking Algorithms for Mapping HIV B William C. Miller Infections When Geocoded Case Locations Are Available 115T HIV/AIDS Among Foreign-Born Persons in 33 States in the United B Alpa Patel-Larson States, 2001-2005 116T Increases in HIV/AIDS Diagnoses at the United States-Mexico B Lorena Espinoza Border, 2001-2005

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117T Stated Barriers to HIV Testing Among Black Americans A Margherita E. Ghiselli 118T HIV Vaccine acceptability Among Multi-Ethnic Groups at Risk A William E. Cunningham for HIV Infection 119T Prevalence of Ignorance About HIV Infection and Use of Condoms A Jerome Gnanaraj in the Rural Indian Population 120T Stigma and Social Support Among HIV-Positive African A Frank H. Galvan Americans 122T African American and Latino Participation in HIV Vaccine Trials A Sonya G. Arreola 123T African American Clergy and Premarital Counseling: A Pathway to A Tiffiany M. Cummings-Aholou Prevention 124T Evaluation of CD8+ T-cell and Antibody Responses Following A Amos U. Umurhurhu Transient Increased Viraemia in Sooty Mangabeys Infected with Live, Attenuated Simian Immunodeficiency Virus 125T Intentional Sexual Abstinence Among Homeless or Unstably A Cari Courtenay-Quirk Housed Persons Living with HIV 126T Lifetime History of HIV Testing is Lower Among South Chinatown A Matthew J. Magee Residents in Chicago than Other Community Neighborhoods 127T Results from a Qualitative Study of Sexual and Drug Use A Donna Hubbard McCree Behaviors Among Long-Haul Truck Drivers and Commercial Contacts in New Mexico, USA 128T Transactional Sexual Networking by Adolescent Girls at Oil A Bode-Law Faleyimu Locations in Nigeria: Findings and Implications for Community Women in the Times of AIDS 129T Acculturation and Cultural Adaptability Among African American, A George Ayala Asian/Pacific Islander (API), and Latino Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM) Living in Los Angeles 130T Challenges to Public Health Communication: The HIV/AIDS A Eric D. Naigambi Prevention and Control Campaign in Kapchorwa 131T Focus Group Discussions of Women, Sexuality, and HIV Among A Danielle J. Laborde African American Men Attending a Historically Black University in the Southeast 132T HIV Risk Assessment Among Female College Students: A Case A Folasade A. Kembi Study of an HBCU 133T Humanizing Pedagogy Through HIV and AIDS Prevention: A Thomas W. Sileo Transforming Teacher Knowledge

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134T Amigos II - HIV/AIDS Prevention Program in Tucson, Arizona A Jody M. Gibson 135T Crystal Methamphetamine and Other Drug Among in Gay and A David S. Bimbi Bisexual Men in New York City from 2002-2006 136T Drug Use and Risky Sexual Behavior in a Sample of Urban A John J. Echeverry HIV-positive Latino MSM 137T Methamphetamine Use Among Newly Diagnosed HIV Patients A Michael Chien in Los Angeles County 138T Partnering with African-American Faith Communities: A Model A Walter L. Holt, Jr for HIV Testing and Linkage with Care in a High-risk Population, Atlanta, Georgia, 2007 139T Predictors of Methamphetamine Use Among Out-of-treatment A Karen F. Corsi IDUs 140T Social Support and Knowledge of HIV Services Among Non- A Kellee White Injecting Drug Users 141T Implementing Rapid HIV Testing in California Labor and Delivery C Kama Brockmann Settings: Training and Technical Assistance (Part 3) 142T Implementing Rapid HIV Testing in California Labor and Delivery C Mona Bernstein Settings: Training and Technical Assistance (Part 4) 143T Implementing Rapid HIV Testing in California Labor and Delivery C Clea Sarnquist Settings: Using Data to Inform Training and Technical Assistance Interventions (Part 1) 144T Antiretrovirals as Topical Microbicides and Pre-Exposure C Latifa M. Boyce Prophylaxis: What’s in the Pipeline? 145T Making Sure Research is Used: Community-generated C Pamela DeCarlo Recommendations for Disseminating Research 146T More Choices, Safer Sex: Helping Providers Promote the Female C Dara A. Shapiro Condom 147T Community-Based Partner Counseling and Referral Services in C Maura Driscoll Massachusetts: Informing Current Models 148T Peer Education vs Adult Education: Improvements in Knowledge, C Wynn Gillan Attitudes, and Beliefs about HIV/AIDS

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149T Changes in HIV Testing Rates Following the Integrating of C Deborah Cohan Prenatal HIV Testing into Routine Prenatal Nursing Care 150T Knowledge and Perceptions of Routine HIV Screening in Medical C Irene Kuo Settings within an Urban, Community-Based Population in Washington, DC 151T Revised Recommendations for HIV Testing in Health Care C Liisa M. Randall Settings: Status of Implementation By Health Departments 152T Routine HIV Testing in Community-Based Clinics: Lessons C Saloniki Osorio Learned from Project 1 153T Building Organizational Capacity Through Understanding the C Alfred L. Forbes Relevance of Culture for Medical Promotion Efforts 154T Raw Cut Productions - A Peer-based Capacity Building HIV C Giovanni Koll Prevention Online Video Production Intervention 155T AIDS Online International: Developing an International Model C Sharron K. Jenkins for AIDS Education, Prevention, and Behavioral Research 156T Mobilizing Community Resources For HIV Prevention Efforts: C Stacey Alicea Parents as Alternative Prevention Resources 157T Peer Education Program in Relation to Adolescent Sexual and C Julius J. Nkurayija Reproductive Health in Uganda 158T Making Evidence Based Decisions to Inform Your Recruitment C Monica Nuno Strategies 159T Newspaper Coverage of Older Adults and HIV/AIDS: Frames of C Katherine H. LaVail an Invisible At-Risk Population 160T HIV Testing Trends for Older Adults (?50 years) at CDC- C Renee Stein Supported Sites, United States, 1995-2004 161T Condom Misuse and Failure Among a Cohort of STD Clinic C Andrew D. Margolis Attendees 162T Reinforcing Youth's Access to Condoms By Automatic Distributor C Siyou F. Sosthene for HIV Prevention: The Pilot Experience in Cameroon 163T VIBES: A Group-Level Behavioral Intervention for African- C Jeffery M. Erdman American Young Men Who Have Sex with Men 164T HIV Vaccine Acceptability Among South African Youth C Jennifer N. Sayles

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165T Knowledge About HIV/AIDS and Willingness to Participate in C Oluwaseun O. Akinyemi New Preventive Technologies Trials (NPT) Among a Nigerian Refugee Population 166T Integrating Behavior Change Theory and HIV Prevention Practice: C Neena Smith-Bankhead An Evaluation of AID Atlanta’s Prevention Case Management Program 167T Three Heads are Better Than One: Utilizing Multi-Level D Amy S. Peterson Partnerships to Create Tools and Measure Client Level Outcomes of Evidence-Based Interventions 168T A Decade of Annual Teen Summits: Houston Holistic Approach to D Florida A. Kweekeh Adolescent Health Education and Risk Reduction 169T Strengthening Indigenous Models of Prevention: The Role of D Anno Nakai Community Action Groups 170T The Action of One; The Partnership of Two; The Power of Many: D Daniel Casillas Partnership for Health (PfH): A Brief Safer-Sex Intervention for HIV Outpatient Clinics 171T A Framework for Developing a Comprehensive Search Strategy D Julia B. DeLuca for Systematic Reviews and Evidence-Based Recommendations 172T HIV/AIDS Prevention Peer Education Among Injecting Drug Users, D Vahid Nobahar A KPYA-FH Joint Project with UNICEF Iran Office 173T CDC’s Consumer-Targeted Health Communications D Michael LaFlam 174T Youth and Community Responses to Mass Media on HIV/AIDS D Shambhu D. Joshi Intervention 175T Quality Assurance: It's 1 a.m. Do you Know Where Your Outreach D Michael J. Gaucher Worker Is? 176T Considerations When Implementing a DEBI Model in a Rural D Leah F. Kittredge Area: Challenges, Solutions and Successes of Vermont CBOs/ASOs 178T An Intervention to Help CBOs Achieve Greater Fidelity to an D Gregory M. Rebchook Evidence-Based HIV Prevention Model 179T Healthy Relationships: Selecting Culturally-Appropriate Movie- D Louis Henry Quality Clips 180T Participant-Driven Capacity Building: Exploring a Skills-Building D Homero del Pino Training Model for HIV Prevention Programs Implementation

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181T Microfinance and HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment D Theodore L. Tangie 182T “Translating Street Smart in Partnership with its Consumers and D Claudia L. Rodriguez End-users: Technology Exchange as an Iterative Process" 183T Current Research on DEBI's Adaptation: Facilitators, Barriers and D Stacy A. Vogan Strategies to Translating Evidence Based Interventions into Practice 184T Just As We Are (Tal Como Somos): A Film to Address D Jesus Ramirez-Valles Stigmatization of Gender Non-conformity and HIV/AIDS Among Latinos 185T The CDC's "Tiers of Evidence" Framework for Classifying HIV D Cindy Lyles Behavioral Interventions Based on Level of Evidence 186T An Evaluation of “Going Public” -- a Rapid Behavioral D Amy Lansky Assessment of Releasing News of a Cluster of 4 Individuals with Highly Similar Multiclass Drug Resistant (MDR) HIV: Project Swift 187T Beyond Fear: Developing and Integrating an Effective and D Dennis O'Neill Culturally Sensitive HIV/AIDS/STD Harm Reduction Program for Incarcerated Populations 188T Need for Smoking Cessation Interventions Among Smokers Who D Susan M. Gieryic Are HIV Positive 189T Perspectives in DEBI Research Translation - Is the Gap Between D Alice Gandelman Researchers and Practitioners Growing or Shrinking? 190T Sexy Harm Reduction: Utilizing Harm Reduction to Address D Leonard McAdoo Sexual Risk Among Drug-Users 191T Translating Research into Practice: Real World Adaptations of an D Scott J. Tebbetts Evidence Based Community Level HIV Prevention Intervention for Young MSM (YMSM) 192T AWeb-Based Approach for Capacity Building Assistance D Jasmin Minaya 193T Development of a Local Capacity Building and Training Unit: D Cathy P. Wiley Houston’s Perspective 194T Facilitating Access To Services II (FACTS II) D Karen Wint 195T Using Distance Learning as a Tool for Capacity-Building D Doris Saintil Phildor 196T HIV Discordant Follow-up: An Evolving Process D Evan M. Cadoff

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197T PalmIT: Using Technology to Improve Prevention Programs D Shelley Facente Through Streamlined Data Collection 198T A Needs Assessment of the Prevention Service Needs of Native D Jan Gryczynski Americans in Baltimore, Maryland 199T HIVConnect.net, a Web Site Developed to Connect All Sectors D Stephan Adelson of the HIV Community Online in a Social Networking Environment 200T Program Manager, GLBTQ Initiatives D Angel A. Brown 201T Intimate Partner Violence, HIV, and Substance Abuse: A Deadly E Ameeta S. Kalokhe Triangle 202T Assessment of Patient Acceptance of the New Centers for E Jason S. Haukoos Disease Control and Prevention Recommendations for Routine HIV Testing in the Emergency Department 203T From Research to Roll-out: Preparing for New HIV Prevention E Edd Lee Strategies 204T Recommendations for Case Management Collaboration and E Jeff Bosshart Coordination in Federally Funded HIV/AIDS Programs 205T Costs and Effectiveness of HIV Counseling and Rapid Testing in E Ram K. Shrestha Outreach Settings 206T Ethical and Regulatory Considerations in Studies that Use E Salaam Semaan Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS) with Injection Drug Users (IDUs) 207T Complementarity in Descriptions of Biosocial Phenomena and E Andrei P. Kozlov the Schism Between Preventionists and Moralists 208T Novel Delivery System for Microbicides F Alfred A. Shihata 209T HIV Prevention Resources and Accessibility among Adolescents: F Aisha L. Wilkes Service Providers’ Perspectives 210T Acceptance of Routine Rapid HIV Testing in a Primary Care F Emma M. Simmons Setting 211T HIV Prevention and Testing Campaign for the General Public: F Evelyn Foust “Get Real, Get Tested.” HIV Testing and Education Outreach Campaign in North Carolina 212T HIV Testing Promotional Strategies: An Analysis if A Structural F T'juan Rucker population Based Capacity Building Assistance Curriculum

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213T Progression of HIV Infection to AIDS Most Commonly Results F Richard M. Selik from Late Diagnosis or Lack of Medical Care After HIV Diagnosis 214T Promoting Earlier HIV Testing: Findings from a Needs Assessment F Clare Nolan with Persons Who Tested Late for HIV in San Francisco, CA 215T Multimedia Hepatitis C Prevention Program for Hispanic HIV F Angel M. Mayor Infected Individuals; First Pre and Post Evaluation 216T Prevention Case Management: Barriers to Enrollment F A. De La Rosa 217T Collaborative Community Services Assessments (CCSA’s) in G Anna Y. Thomas Houston, TX and Los Angeles, CA: Strategies to Strengthen the Continuum of Care and to Use Prevention and Care Dollars More Efficiently 218T Current and Former Injectors Talk About Hepatitis G Donna M. Parisi 219T HIV Rapid Testing Expansion in Philadelphia G Susan B. Spencer 220T Integrating Chemical Health, HIV and Hepatitis Prevention in G Heidi Kammer Treatment Settings: Effective Collaboration, Best Practice Programming, Achieving Results and Lessons Learned 221T Michigan Prison HIV Peer Education Program G Raymond E. Cotton 222T An Evaluation of State Priorities, Guidelines and Funding for G Lawrence S. Brown, Jr Infectious Disease Services in Substance Abuse Treatment Programs 223T Disparities in Health Services for Addiction-Related Infections in G Lawrence S. Brown, Jr 224T Substance Abuse Treatment Programs G Kelly O'Bryant 225T Lessons Learned from a Review of Technical Assistance Needs E Alex Lawson and Trends from HIV Programs Serving African-American Women Life Guard: Prevention Material Distribution Network in Non- Stigmatizing Settings

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F04-2 Abramowitz, Susan What Do HIV-infected Youth Know about HIV/AIDS? 12/05/07 8:00 AM

D07-4 Adams, Judy Making DEBIs Work: Ohio's Implementation Experience 12/04/07 10:30 AM

D14-2 Agee, Geynille Training and Implementation for Protocol-Based Counseling 12/04/07 10:30 AM (PBC) in Houston: An Evidence-Based CTR Intervention

F13-4 Akakabota, Bolanle Moving to Routine HIV Screening Within Primary Care: 12/03/07 3:30 PM the Experience of Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a National Rollout (4 of 4)

B04-2 Allgood, Kristi Who Knows Their Results?: Self-Report vs. Chart Audit 12/04/07 3:30 PM HIV Viral Loads and CD4 Counts and Characteristics of Knowing Results

F12-3 Allison, Susannah Secondary Prevention Among Adolescents: Current 12/04/07 1:30 PM Knowledge and Intervention Studies Within the Adolescent Trials Network

A25-1 Alvez, Christian Part 1 of 3 (MATH) Study: Capacity Development for a 12/04/07 10:30 AM Community-Academic Consortium Study of HIV infection Among Asian and Pacific Islander Men Who have Sex with Men in Seven U.S. Cities

B12-4 An, Qian Estimating the Lifetime Risk of a Diagnosis of the Human 12/04/07 1:30 PM Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection in 33 States, 2003-2004.

C04-4 Anaya, Henry Improving HIV Screening with Nurse-Initiated HIV Rapid 12/05/07 8:00 AM Testing and Streamlined Counseling

D19-1 Arnold, Elizabeth Common Factios in HIV Prevention Programs with Runaway 12/04/07 3:30 PM and Homeless Adolescents

D20-4 Arnold, Elizabeth Strengths-Based HIV Prevention with Runaway Youth 12/03/07 1:30 PM

C20-3 Atkinson, J. Psychiatric Context of Acute HIV Infection in Six US Cities: 12/05/07 8:00 AM Part 3 of 4 on Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study

A13-3 Ayala, George Sources and Types of Homophobia Experienced by African 12/05/07 8:00 AM American, Asian/Pacific Islander (API), and Latino Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM) Living in Los Angeles

C10-2 Ayala, Laurie Creating a Safety Net for HIV Exposed infants in Illinois 12/03/07 3:30 PM (Part 1 of 3): The 24/7 Perinatal Hotline

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A21-4 Bachanas, Pamela Sexual Behavior, Substance Use, and HIV Knowledge Among 12/03/07 3:30 PM Perinatally HIV-Infected and HIV-Exposed Uninfected Youth

G11-2 Bailey, Marlon Opportunities for Effective HIV Prevention Interventions in 12/03/07 3:30 PM Difficult to Reach MSM Communities

A25-3 Bangi, Audrey Part 3 of 3 (MATH Study): Evaluating the Effectiveness of an 12/04/07 10:30 AM Academic-community Research Consortium Model used in a pilot study of HIV among Asian and Pacific Islander MSM

G09-3 Basta, Tania Sexual Risk Taking and Psychological Distress: Implications 12/03/07 10:30 AM for HIV-Related Mental Health Providers to Deliver Prevention Messages

G01-1 Bates, Christopher Federal Leadership Summit on Service Integration and Program 12/03/07 1:30 PM Collaboration

E01-2 Battles, Haven How do Pharmacist Attitudes Affect the Sale of Non-Prescription 12/04/07 3:30 PM Syringes?

C18-3 Beckwith, Curt HIV Risk Behavior Pre- and Post-HIV Testing in Jail: A 12/05/07 8:00 AM Preliminary Analysis of Recruitment and Baseline Characteristics of Jail Participants

A19-1 Bell, Chrissy Using Artistic Media to Educate Youth About HIV/AIDS 12/03/07 1:30 PM

B19-3 Beltrami, John Syphilis and HIV: Mutual Effects 12/03/07 1:30PM

B03-3 Benbow, Nanette Comparison of Imputation Strategies to Reclassify Individuals 12/04/07 10:30 AM with No Identified Risk, Chicago, 2004-2005

B05-1 Benbow, Nanette Matching Syphilis and HIV Registries in Chicago: Benefits to 12/03/07 10:30 AM HIV Case Ascertainment and Syphilis Elimination

A08-2 Berg, Rigmor Barebacking Among MSM Internet Users: Psychosocial and 12/05/07 8:00 AM Experiential Correlates

B13-1 Bertolli, Jeanne The Never In Care Pilot Surveillance System: Describing 12/05/07 8:00 AM Persons Diagnosed with HIV Infection Who Have Never Received HIV Care

F04-1 Best-Ross, Janine Project Access (Adolescents Connecting Care to Engage Strive 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Succeed): A Transition Plan for Youth and Young Adults who are Transitioning from Adolescent Care to Adult Care

A14-2 Bimbi, David Sexual Behaviors Among HIV-Positive Men over 50 12/03/07 10:30 AM

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E12-3 Bingham, Trista Socially Contextualized HIV Research for Healthy Communities 12/05/07 8:00 AM

D04-1 Blanchard, Jeff Formative Evaluation: A Key Methodology for Successful 12/03/07 3:30 PM Implementation of Effective Behavioral Interventions

C02-1 Bost, Debra Adapting the Popular Opinion Leader Intervention for Young 12/04/07 10:30 AM Black Men Who have Sex with Men: Focusing on Peer Norms, Culture, and Social Stigma

D03-2 Bowleg, Lisa "A Break from the Everyday Life of Living with HIV": The Role 12/04/07 10:30 AM of Peer Support for Women with HIV/AIDS

C14-4 Boyce, Latifa The Microbicide Field's Changing Terrain: A Vaginal & Rectal 12/03/07 10:30 AM Pipeline Update

C04-3 Boyett, Brian Integrated HIV Testing in Three Emergency Departments, 12/05/07 8:00 AM 2004-2006

C01-1 Bradford, Judith Recruitment Methods and Yield in Community Research with 12/03/07 10:30 AM African American Men Who have Sex with Men

A11-1 Brady, Stephen HIV Prevention with the Mentally Ill: Motivation-Skills 12/03/07 10:30 AM

F01-3 Branson, Bernard Strategies to Implement the CDC Testing Guidelines 12/03/07 1:30 PM

E10-1 Brener, Nancy HIV Prevention Policies and Programs in Schools--United 12/05/07 8:00 AM States, 2006

A06-1 Broz, Dita Lifetime Correlates of Prevalent HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis 12/04/07 3:30 PM C Infections Among Young non-injecting Heroin users in Chicago

E09-4 Bruce, Diana Meeting the needs of HIV-Positive Youth 12/4/07 3:30 PM

B14-2 Buchacz, Kate HIV Incidence Among Men Diagnosed with Primary or Secondary 12/03/07 1:30 PM Syphilis in Atlanta, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, 2004 - 2005.

D04-5 Burke, Ryan Is the NYC Condom meeting New Yorkers' needs? 12/03/07 3:30 PM

D18-2 Burnside, Martha "Community Based Prevention; An Application of the Community 12/03/07 10:30 AM Readiness Model"

F06-1 Burr, Carolyn Engaging Hospitals in Routine HIV Testing: Strategic Planning 12/04/07 1:30 PM for Implementation in Labor and Delivery and Emergency Departments

E05-2 Calderon, Yvette High Volume, Rapid HIV Testing in an Urban ED 12/04/07 1:30 PM

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B12-1 Campsmith, Michael Update on Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Surveillance Activities 12/04/07 1:30 PM in the United States

B14-1 Carey, James Risk Factors For Recent HIV Infection Among Seattle-Area 12/03/07 1:30 PM Men Who have Sex with Men

A05-1 Carey, James Non-Injection Drug Use, High-Risk Sexual Behaviors, and HIV 12/03/07 3:30 PM Seroconversion Risk Among Men Who have Sex with Men in Chicago and Los Angeles

F06-3 Carey, Michael Improving HIV Rapid Testing Rates Among STD Clinic Patients: 12/04/07 1:30 PM A Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluating Stage-based Behavioral Counseling and a DVD-based Informational Intervention

D01-1 Carlon, Alfonso Addressing HIV Prevention Education at Minority Educational 12/03/07 10:30 AM Institutions-HBCUs and HSIs

D13-2 Carr, CareyAn Ecological Approach to Addressing HIV/AIDS in the African 12/03/07 1:30 PM American Community

B11-2 Carrascal, Alvaro Acute HIV Infection Surveillance in an Upstate New York STD 12/03/07 10:30 AM Clinic

G05-4 Carrel, Jack Wholistic Outreach in Louisiana: Adaptation of a Brazilian Model 12/04/07 1:30 PM

G09-2 Carrel, Jack When Knowledge is Just Not Enough: Developing a Recalcitrant 12/03/07 10:30 AM Policy for HIV Positive Persons

F08-1 Carrel, Jack Building A Referral Follow-up Protocol 12/04/07 3:30 PM

B08-2 Castel, Amanda Rapid Testing of Central Detention Facility Inmates during a 12/04/07 10:30 AM City-wide HIV Screening Campaign, Washington, DC, 2007

B15-2 Castel, Amanda Preliminary Positive HIV Testing Results from a City-wide HIV 12/03/07 3:30 PM Screening Campaign, Washington, DC, 2006-2007

G17-1 Cates, Willard STI/HIV Program Integration - Integration of STD, HIV and 12/04/07 10:30AM Contraceptive Services: Divided We Fail

C14-2 Charania, Mahnaz The Effectiveness of Condom Distribution Programs: A 12/03/07 10:30 AM Systematic Review, 1988-2006

C12-4 Charles, Abby PROSPER! Prevention with Positives - Adapting Healthy 12/03/07 10:30 AM Relationships to African American Women in Washington, DC

C15-3 Chiasson, Mary Ann Increased HIV Disclosure and HIV Testing After an Online 12/03/07 10:30 AM Intervention for Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM)

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D11-1 Chion, Miguel Addressing Mental Health Needs of HIV+ MSM, Key for a 12/04/07 3:30 PM Successful CRCS Intervention

A13-2 Choi, Kyung-Hee Experiences of Racism Among African American, Asian/ Pacific 12/05/07 8:00 AM Islander (API), and Latino Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM) Living in Los Angeles

A13-1 Choi, Kyung-Hee How Do U.S. Ethnic Minority Men Who have Sex with Men 12/05/07 8:00 AM (MSM) Manage Racism and Homophobia?

D23-2 Christos-Rodgers, Targetting a Key Exposure category: Serving IDUs around 12/03/07 1:30 PM Jyaphia Louisiana

F06-5 Cohen, Deborah HIV Testing Attitudes and Practices Among Clinicians in the 12/04/07 1:30 PM Era of Updated CDC Recommendations

F13-2 Coleman, James Moving to Routine HIV Screening Within Primary Care: the 12/03/07 3:30 PM Experience of Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a National Rollout (2 of 4)

D07-3 Collins, Charles The DEBI Model for the Dissemination of Effective Behavioral 12/04/07 10:30 AM Interventions into HIV Prevention Practice

D09-2 Collins, Charles National Dissemination of Evidence-based Behavioral 12/03/07 3:30 PM Interventions into HIV Prevention Practice

E07-1 Colomb, Mark Securing Funds through Legislative Compassion: The Story 12/04/07 10:30 AM of the Mississippi AIDS Advocacy Coalition

G10-2 Colomb, Mark African American Men, HIV and the Relationship to Other 12/05/07 8:00 AM Health Care Disparities

D11-2 Conklin, Jane Health Department Support of Prevention for Positives 12/04/07 3:30 PM Programming in Clinical Settings: Michigan Department of Community Health’s Experience with Capacity Development and Replication of Partnership for Health

A12-1 Cooke, Vanessa The Impact of Underage Drinking and the Risk of HIV Among 12/05/07 8:00 AM African Americans

A14-1 Corneille, Maya HIV Prevention Across the Life Span: Age and HIV Preventive 12/03/07 10:30 AM Attitudes, Behaviors, and Efficacy

G03-1 Cotroneo, Richard Say It Like It's One Word: HIV, STDs and Viral Hepatitis 12/03/07 3:30 PM

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F03-2 Craw, Jason Part 1 of 3: Linking Recently Diagnosed HIV-Infected Persons 12/04/07 10:30 AM to Medical Care using a Brief Case Management Intervention in non-research Settings

B04-1 Crepaz, Nicole Estimated Prevalence of Unprotected Sex in HIV-positive MSM 12/04/07 3:30 PM Who Are Aware of Their Serostatus in the United States: A Meta-analysis

C03-1 Crepaz, Nicole The Efficacy of Behavioral Interventions in Reducing HIV Risk 12/03/07 1:30 PM Sex Behaviors and Incident STD Among African-American Women in The U.S.: A Meta-analysis

A02-1 Crosby, Richard A Brief, Clinic-Based, Safer Sex Intervention for African American 12/04/07 1:30 PM Men at-risk of HIV Acquisition: A Randomized Controlled Trial

C15-2 Curotto, Alberto Boosting the Quality of Gay/Bi Men’s Online Communication 12/03/07 10:30 AM to Promote Healthy Community Norms: A Web-Based, HIV-Prevention Intervention

C14-3 Cutler, Blayne Good Things in Small Packages: New York City's Branded 12/03/07 10:30 AM Condom Campaign

D04-3 Dahlgren, Christine Evaluating the Spectrum of HIV Prevention and Testing Services: 12/03/07 3:30 PM Using Data to Enhance the Continuity of Care for Californians Accessing Publicly Funded Services

G10-5 Dan, Corinna Chicago Integrates HIV Prevention and Hepatitis 2007: One 12/05/07 8:00 AM Model for Success

E02-3 Danesi, Hassan Community Advisory Boards and Policy: Success by Process. 12/03/07 3:30 PM

A08-3 Darbes, Lynae Partner-Provided Social Support Influences Choice of Risk 12/05/07 8:00 AM Reduction Strategies in Gay Male Couples

D18-1 Darrow, William Summative Evaluation of a Community Mobilization Project 12/03/07 10:30 AM Designed to Eliminate Disparities in HIV Disease

A13-4 Darrow, William Extent and Effects of AIDS-related Stigma Among African 12/05/07 8:00 AM American, Haitian, Afro-Caribbean, and Hispanic Young Adults Living in High AIDS Incidence Areas

E02-1 David, Julie Prevention Justice Partnerships: A Model for Community 12/03/07 3:30 PM Prevention Advocacy

A09-2 Davis, Rebecca Acknowledging the Role Of Stress And Coping for HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Prevention Programs Targeting PLWHA

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D11-3 Davis Ellwein, Sally Prevention with Positives: Sexual Risk Behavior and Drug 12/04/07 3:30 PM Use Outcomes from a Specialist Model

F02-2 Dawson, Alvin Mental Health & HIV Disease: The Pain Behind the Mask 12/03/07 10:30 AM

F09-5 Dawson Rose, Carol Alcohol and Drug Use are Associated With Risk of Transmitting 12/05/07 8:00 AM HIV Among Patients Seen in Clinical Care Settings.

A20-2 de la Cruz, Mario Implementing the Youth Action Research Model: An Innovative 12/04/07 3:30 PM approach utilizing Youth Peers to Study HIV Risk Among YMSM of Color in Urban Settings

D10-3 Deli, Keran Using a Social Networks Strategy to Recruit Adolescents for 12/03/07 10:30 AM HIV Prevention Interventions

G16-1 DeLisle, Susan Program Collaboration and Service Integration: CDC’s Leadership 12/03/07 10:30 AM Perspectives on Developing and Implementing a New National Priority

C03-3 DeMarco, Rosanna HIV Prevention Efficacy in Inner City Women at Risk or Living 12/03/07 1:30 PM with HIV: The Use of the film Women's Voices Women's Lives© on Safe Sex Behaviors, Intentions, and Silencing the Self

C17-5 Des Jarlais, Don Syringe exchange in the US: An incomplete success story 12/04/07 10:30 AM

B10-1 Des Jarlais, Don Herpes Simplex Virus-2 And HIV Among Non-Injecting Drug 12/05/07 8:00 AM Users In New York City

D05-2 Diallo, Dazon [Innovative Intervention Project Group Oral Session, Part 2 of 4:] 12/04/07 1:30 PM Building Community-Based Organization (CBO) Capacity to Evaluate the Healthy Love Workshop (HLW), an Innovative HIV Prevention Intervention for African American Women

A18-3 Diaz, Rafael Part 3 of 4.Community Collaborative Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 1:30 PM Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection

A23-1 Dieffenbach, Carl An Overview Of Biomedical Intervention Research and Methods 12/03/07 1:30 PM

D03-1 Dillard-Smith, Carla The NIA Project (Part 2 of 2) - CAL-PEP's SISTA Project: HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Prevention for Very High-Risk African-American Women

C11-4 Dittus, Patricia Perceptions of Parental Monitoring of Adolescents’ Whereabouts 12/05/07 8:00 AM and of the Nature of Adolescent Activities: Associations with Adolescent Sexual Risk Behavior

A25-2 Do, Tri Part 2 of 3 (MATH Study): Pilot Findings from a Collaborative 12/04/07 10:30 AM Study of HIV Among Asian and Pacific Islander MSM

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B09-5 Doshi, Sonal The Prevalence of HIV Testing Among High School Students - 12/03/07 3:30 PM United States, 2005

G17-1 Douglas, John STI/HIV Program Integration - Integration of STD, HIV and 12/04/07 10:30AM Contraceptive Services: Divided We Fail

D22-4 Drobnik, Ann Working with a Regional Coalition to Improve STD and HIV/ 12/05/07 8:00 AM AIDS Prevention and Control in Northern Plains Tribal Communities

D08-4 Dunham, Michael Engaging African American Communities to Develop Capacity 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Maximize Prevention

B15-1 Duran, Denise HIV Testing Trends by Geographic Regions at CDC-supported 12/03/07 3:30 PM Sites in the U.S., 2000-2004

B09-2 Eckert, Valorie The Relationship between Recent STI Diagnoses and HIV 12/03/07 3:30 PM Positivity Among non-IDU Women Accessing HIV Counseling and Testing in California

A21-2 Eke, Agatha Neighborhood and Community Predictors of Sexual and Drug 12/03/07 3:30 PM Risk Behaviors Among African American Adolescents whose Mothers use Crack Cocaine

A18-1 Erwin, Kathleen Part 1 of 4: Community Collaborative Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 1:30 PM Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection

F14-1 Fallon, Stephen I'll Have to Get Back to You on That: Tools Every Prevention 12/03/07 10:30 AM Educator Needs to Maintain Credibility and Motivate Behavioral Change

C11-1 Fasula, Amy Barriers and Facilitators to Maternal Communication with 12/05/07 8:00 AM Preadolescents about Age-Relevant Sexual Topics

G01-1 Fenton, Kevin Federal Leadership Summit on Service Integration and Program 12/03/07 1:30 PM Collaboration

G16-1 Fenton, Kevin Collaboration and Service Integration: CDC’s Leadership 12/03/07 10:30 AM Perspectives on Developing and Implementing a New National Priority

F02-1 Fernandez, Elena The Role of Mental Health in HIV Prevention 12/03/07 10:30 AM

C19-2 Fernandez, Isa Interventions with Latinos/Latinas 12/04/07 1:30PM

C01-2 Fields, Sheldon Young Men Young Voices: The Next Evolution in HIV Prevention 12/03/07 10:30 AM for Young Men of Color who have sex with Men.

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E11-3 Fisher, Celia Consultation on Research Initiatives:HIV Testing and Counseling 12/03/07 3:30 PM in the African American Community

A09-3 Fisher, Holly Exploring Social Networks in Communities of Color: Associations 12/04/07 10:30 AM Among HIV Status, Personal Characteristics, and Network Structure

D16-4 Fleming-Hampton, The Development of Cultural Competent Media (DVD) to Assist 12/04/07 1:30 PM Jaqualine African American Clergy in Heightening a Faith-Based Response to HIV: An Innovative Capacity Building Assistance Project

C19-4 Flores, Stephen Interventions with Latinos/Latinas 12/04/07 1:30PM

G15-1 Floyd, Donovan Crystal It’s Not Just for White Boys Anymore. The Proliferation 12/04/07 1:30 PM of Crystal Methamphetamine into the, MSM, Black and Hispanic communities in Miami and Miami Beach.

E04-4 Floyd, Donovan Life in Our Skin – The Duality of Same Gender Loving Gay Bi 12/05/07 8:00 AM Down Low Men of Color

D08-3 Forbes, Alfred Building the Capacity of Community Based Organizations to 12/05/07 8:00 AM Develop and Sustain Effective Health Interventions.

E13-1 Forbes, Anna It’s All About Context: Risk is Shaped by Real Life so Prevention 12/05/07 8:00 AM Must be, Too

D02-3 Fowler, Jane HIV Wisdom for Older Women: A Prevention Program 12/03/07 1:30 PM

E11-2 Frasca, Timothy HIV Prevention Among New Latino Communities in the Deep South 12/03/07 3:30 PM

D04-2 Fraze, Jami Using an Evaluability Assessment to Plan Evaluation 12/03/07 3:30 PM

C17-4 Freeman, Robert Finding What Works in HIV Risk Reduction Interventions with 12/04/07 10:30 AM Alcohol Users: Observations Based on a Systematic Review of the Literature, 1996-2007

E09-3 French, Patrick Responding to an Evolving Epidemic: Identifying the HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Prevention Needs of Gay Men and other Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM)

B05-4 Friedman, Samuel The Relative Prevalence of Different STIs in HIV-discordant 12/03/07 10:30 AM Sexual Partnerships: Data from a Risk Network Study in a High-risk New York Neighborhood

A20-4 Friedman, Samuel Positive Deviance Control-case Life History: A Method to 12/04/07 3:30 PM Study Successful Avoidance of Infection

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B06-5 Fronberg, Rebecca Rapid Behavioral Assessments at Gay Pride Events in Utah: 12/04/07 1:30 PM Opportunity for Testing and Guide for Prevention Efforts in a 'Low Prevalence' State.

G08-1 Frye, Theresa Adaptations from Recovering Voices: Stage I of an HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Prevention Study for Pregnant, African-American Substance Using Women

F01-1 Futterman, Donna ACTS for HIV Testing: An evidenced based system to 12/03/07 1:30 PM implement routine testing in clinical settings

A15-2 Gaddist, Bambi Living in the South: Health and Sexual Histories of HIV+ and 12/04/07 10:30 AM HIV- African-American MSM Living in a Southern State

D19-4 Gardner, Cherri The New DEBI - Focus on Youth with ImPACT: An Effective 12/04/07 3:30 PM HIV Prevention for African American Youth

C12-3 Gardner, Lytt Results of a Twelve-month, Multi-site, Clinic-based Behavioral 12/03/07 10:30 AM Intervention: Positive STEPS for HIV patients

D06-2 Gentry, Quinn Results from an Evaluability Assessment of AID Atlanta’s HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Prevention Programs

B03-4 Gindi, Renee Identification of Distinct Transmission Risk Classes Among 12/04/07 10:30 AM Patients Receiving Counseling in the HIV Clinic Setting.

D14-3 Glick, Nancy Routine Offering of HIV Testing at Two Primary Care Sites – 12/04/07 10:30 AM Chicago, Illinois, April 2005 - August 2006

A21-1 Goodenow, Carol Protective and Risk Factors for HIV-Related Behavior Among 12/03/07 3:30 PM Adolescent MSM

B19-2 Gottlieb, Sami HSV and HIV: The Continuing Saga 12/03/07 1:30PM

G07-2 Granato, Laura Linking HIV Prevention and Delinquency Prevention in Gang- 12/04/07 3:30 PM Involved Girls

G02-2 Green, Bernadette Maximizing Screening and Linkages to Care Opportunities in 12/04/07 10:30 AM High Risk Populations: Integrated Counseling, Testing, Vaccination and Referral Programs

B10-3 Grigoryan, Anna Factors Associated with Late HIV Diagnosis Among Injection 12/05/07 8:00 AM Drug Users in 33 U.S. States, 2001-2004

C13-4 Grossman, Cynthia HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorites 12/04/07 3:30 PM

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A14-3 Grov, Christian Substance use and Symptoms of Depression Among Older 12/03/07 10:30 AM HIV Positive Gay and Bisexual Men: Implications for Research and Intervention

E06-1 Grov, Christian Getting Clear about Crystal: Unsafe Sex, Crystal 12/03/07 3:30 PM Methamphetamine, and the (dis)connection Between the Two

F03-3 Gruber, DeAnn Part 2 of 3: Linking Newly Diagnosed Persons to HIV Medical 12/04/07 10:30 AM Care: Perspectives of Referring Providers

A19-2 Gulati, Harnik Comparison of Characteristics and Behaviors between MSM 12/03/07 1:30 PM Actively using the Internet for Sex in Seattle, WA and MSM not Actively Using the Internet for Sex

B11-1 Hackett Jr, John Examination of the Relationship Between HIV-1 p24 Antigen 12/03/07 10:30 AM Sensitivity and RNA Viral Load for the ARCHITECT® HIV Ag/Ab Combination Assay

E03-3 Halkitis, Perry Assessing Supportive and Case Management Services in the 12/03/07 10:30 AM Lives of HIV-positive New York City Women

G11-1 Hall, Christopher STD Checkup.org and STD-Prevent: Implementing 12/03/07 3:30 PM Complementary Interventions to Enhance STD Screening Among Men Who have Sex with Men in California

E02-2 Hall, Henry HIV/STD Planning and Implementation through Community 12/03/07 3:30 PM Groups

B13-4 Hamilton, Elizabeth A Look at the Association Between Having Been Born in a 12/05/07 8:00 AM Country Other than the US and Being in Care for HIV/AIDS in Michigan

B15-4 Hanna, David Do Most Positive HIV-1 Western Blot Tests in New York City 12/03/07 3:30 PM Diagnose New Cases?

C13-3 Hansen, Nathan Change in Sexual Risk Behavior Following a Group Intervention 12/04/07 3:30 PM for Sexual Trauma in People Living with HIV (Part 3 of 4 group oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities)

A18-2 Harawa, Nina Part 2 of 4: Community Collaborative Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 1:30 PM Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection

A02-3 Harris, Gardenia Midlife African American Women Discuss How Their Spiritual 12/04/07 1:30 PM and Religious Beliefs Impact Their Ability to Protect Themselves from HIV

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B07-2 Harris-McCoy, HIV Incidence Surveillance in Philadelphia, 2006 12/03/07 3:30 PM Kimberly

D26-1 Harshbarger, Camilla Selecting Effective Behavioral Interventions for HIV Prevention 12/04/07 3:30 PM Programs in the Community

A08-4 Hart, Trevor Psychological Distress Among HIV-Positive and HIV-Negative 12/05/07 8:00 AM Men Who have Sex with Men

G10-3 Hazel, Daphne Capturing the Minds, Bodies and Souls of Injecting Drug Users 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Other Substance Users: The Essence of Client Recruitment, Retention and the Integration of Prevention Services within a Street Based Model Program

C13-2 Heckman, Timothy Interventions to Reduce Psychological Distress in Rural Persons 12/04/07 3:30 PM Living with HIV/AIDS: Results from Two Randomized Clinical Trials (Part 2 of 4, group oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities)

C06-1 Heffelfinger, James Reducing Barriers to Early Diagnosis of and Care for HIV 12/03/07 1:30 PM infection: Lessons Learned from the Advancing HIV Prevention (AHP) Demonstration Projects, 2003-2007

B06-1 Helms, Donna Trends in HIV Testing Among MSM in U.S. STD Clinics and the 12/04/07 1:30 PM Association of Longer Inter-test Interval with Newly Diagnosed HIV

A10-2 Henny, Kirk Physical and Sexual Abuse Among Homeless and Unstably 12/04/07 3:30 PM Housed Adults Living with HIV: Prevalence and Associated Risks

D12-4 Henry, Louis Answering the Call of Providers Delivering Prevention Services 12/04/07 10:30 AM with People Living with HIV/AIDS

D28-1 Hergenrather, HIV Prevention with Persons with Disabilities 12/04/07 10:30 AM Kenneth

B08-4 Hernandez, Angela HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among Incarcerated Persons in 33 States, 12/04/07 10:30 AM 2001-2005

B01-3 Hernandez, Migration and HIV Risk (Part 3 of 4) - Vulnerability of Mexican 12/04/07 3:30 PM Maria Teresa Male Migrants Who Have Sex with Sex Workers: Findings of the California-Mexico Epidemiological Surveillance Pilot (CMESP)

F12-2 Hidalgo, Julia Unique Challenges in Identifying and Engaging HIV+ Adolescent 12/04/07 1:30 PM Males of Color who Have Sex with Males and Engaging Them in Care: Lessons Learned From a Multi-Site Initiative

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C08-1 Hill, Mark You Know Different: A Youth HIV Testing Social Marketing 12/03/07 3:30 PM Campaign

A23-2 Hillier, Sharon An Overview of Microbicides 12/03/07 1:30 PM

A10-3 Hirshfield, Sabina Characteristics Associated with Depressive Symptoms in an 12/04/07 3:30 PM Online Sample of Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM)---United States and Canada

B02-2 Hirshfield, Sabina HIV Risk Among MSM with New Male Partners Varies by Type 12/04/07 10:30 AM of Online Recruitment Site

A16-2 Hoff, Colleen Relationship Dynamics Associated with Sexual Risk for HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Among Gay Male Couples

D01-2 Hoke, Kimberly Project Commit to Prevent HIV/STD Transmission in North 12/03/07 10:30 AM Carolina’s Historically Black Colleges & Universities

A03-3 Holliday, Christopher Risky Sexual Behavior Among African-American Men Who 12/03/07 1:30 PM have Sex with Men: The Effects of Peer Norms for Condom Use on Risky Sexual Behavior as Moderated by Socio- Demographic, Socio-Contextual, and Health-Related Variables

E05-3 Holtgrave, David An Overview of the State of the HIV Prevention Cost- 12/04/07 1:30 PM Effectiveness Literature

F06-4 Hopkins, Emily Characteristics used by Physicians to Identify Patients for HIV 12/04/07 1:30 PM Testing in the Emergency Department as Part of a Diagnostic Testing Model

A19-3 Horton, Michelle HIV Prevention Using Media Arts to Increase Rates of HIV 12/03/07 1:30 PM Testing Among Young MSM and MSM/W of Color.

B04-5 Hou, Su-I HIV-related behaviors Among Black Students Attending 12/04/07 3:30 PM Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) Versus White Students Attending a Traditionally White Institution (TWI)

B13-3 Hu, Yunyin Using Laboratory Surveillance Data to Estimate the Number 12/05/07 8:00 AM of HIV Positive Persons Not Under Care in Los Angeles County

A05-2 Hudson, Sharon Crystal Methamphetamine: Qualitative Interviews with Young 12/03/07 3:30 PM Men Who have Sex with Men

A16-1 Hudson, Sharon Return To Sexual Abstinence Among Young Men Who have 12/04/07 3:30 PM Sex with Men

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C05-2 Huebner, David Rapid vs. Standard Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) in 12/04/07 1:30 PM a Bathhouse: What’s Gained, Lost?

E13-2 Huebner, David Program Review Interferes with Community Based Organizations’ 12/05/07 8:00 AM (CBOs) ability to Implement Evidence-Based Interventions for Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM)

A16-3 Husnik, Marla Patterns of Sexual Risk Behaviors and Partner-types as 12/04/07 3:30 PM Predictors for HIV Among Men Who have Sex with Men

E03-1 Inungu, Joseph HIV Testing Among Women in the United States. 12/03/07 10:30 AM

B14-3 Janneh, Mariama Implementing Variant Atypical Resistant HIV Surveillance in 12/03/07 1:30 PM Texas: Lessons Learned from an Early Implementation Pilot Site

F09-2 Jenckes, Mollie Prevention with Positives: Reported Barriers to Risk Reduction 12/05/07 8:00 AM

F09-4 Jenckes, Mollie Readiness of HIV+ Patients to Change Sexual Risk Behaviors: 12/05/07 8:00 AM

B13-2 Jenness, Samuel Barriers to HIV Medical Care Among Adults Newly Diagnosed 12/05/07 8:00 AM with HIV in New York City

C02-2 Jones, Kenneth Who Benefited Most from an Effective Peer-based Community- 12/04/07 10:30 AM Level HIV Prevention Intervention Adapted for Young Black Men Who have Sex with Men?

G12-2 Jordahl, Lori To Tell or not to Tell…Promoting Partner Notification 12/04/07 3:30 PM

C18-2 Julie, Davids Sex, Drugs, and Incarceration: The Role of Prisons in HIV Risk 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Transmission

G12-3 Kachur, Rachel Best practices for Internet-based HIV & STD prevention: An 12/04/07 3:30 PM overview of the National Guidelines for Internet-based STD/HIV Prevention

D20-3 Karagon, James Urban Leadership: Reducing the Risks of HIV/AIDS Through 12/03/07 1:30 PM Academic Community Service Learning

C03-4 Kay, Linda Couple-focused HIV Prevention Interventions: A Systematic 12/03/07 1:30 PM Review, 1988 - 2006

F04-3 Kegeles, Susan Young Black MSM's Concerns about HIV Testing and Obtaining 12/05/07 8:00 AM Treatment: The Importance of Hope, Support, and Faith

D07-5 Kegeles, Susan Factors that Influence Successful Implementation of an 12/04/07 10:30 AM Evidence-Based Intervention, the Mpowerment Project, by Community Based Organizations (CBOs)

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B19-4 Kent, Charlotte Gonococcal and Chlamydial Infections and HIV: Relative 12/03/07 1:30PM Importance

E09-1 Kern, Dave The Creation of a National HIV Prevention Agenda 12/04/07 3:30 PM

E10-4 Kern, Nancy Strengthening Public and Community Partnerships to Benefit 12/05/07 8:00 AM LGBT Youth in Public Schools

C20-4 Kerndt, Peter Strategies used and lessons learned in the detection of acutely 12/05/07 8:00 AM HIV infected individuals in six US cities. Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study.

D15-2 Kerr, Zachary Targeting At-Risk Men Who have Sex with Men in Gay Internet 12/03/07 3:30 PM Chat Rooms: Establishing a Groundwork for Reaching, Educating, and Empowering Central Ohio’s MSM Communities

B10-4 Kershaw, Douglas Implementing Respondent Driven Sampling to Reach Injecting 12/05/07 8:00 AM Drug Users in Two Texas Cities: Lessons Learned

B08-3 Kidder, Daniel Factors Associated With Detectable Viral Load in Homeless or 12/04/07 10:30 AM Unstably Housed Adults Living with HIV

A10-1 Kidder, Daniel Associations of Risky Drug Use and Sex Behaviors with Poorer 12/04/07 3:30 PM Mental Health in Homeless or Unstably Housed People Living with HIV

A04-1 Kim, Evelyn Injection Drug Use, Sexual Risk and Partnerships Among Young 12/04/07 1:30 PM Injection Drug Users in Los Angeles

A04-4 Kim, Evelyn Injection Drug User Partnerships: Dual Risk for Disease 12/04/07 1:30 PM Transmission

G07-1 Kim, MeeLee Lessons Learned From Three Community-Based Organizations 12/04/07 3:30 PM In Their Implementation Of Evidence-Based HIV And Substance Abuse Prevention Programs With Minority Youth And Young Adults

G03-3 King, Hope Integration into HIV Programs: The Role of HIV/Viral Hepatitis/STD 12/03/07 3:30 PM

C05-1 King, Ronald Integrating Community Guides, Social Networking, and Volunteer 12/04/07 1:30 PM Providers into a rural CTR Outreach Program.

B11-3 Klausner, Jefferey Oral Fluid Specimens for the Detection of Acute HIV Infection 12/03/07 10:30 AM

F08-4 Klausner, Jeffrey Monitoring Entry into Primary Care for Newly Diagnosed HIV- 12/04/07 3:30 PM Infected Persons: San Francisco, 2006

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F08-3 Klein, Susan A Bridge for HIV-HCV Co-Infected Inmates Released to the 12/04/07 3:30 PM Community: The New York State Hepatitis C Continuity Program

C08-2 Klosinski, Lee Thinking Outside the Binder: Intervention Design and Marketing 12/03/07 3:30 PM Matters

A21-3 Koenig, Linda All Grown Up: Sexual Transmission Risk Behaviors and 12/03/07 3:30 PM Prevention Needs of Youth with Perinatally Acquired HIV Infection in Three U.S. Cities

A23-4 Kripke, Katharine An Overview of HIV Vaccines and PAVE-100 12/03/07 1:30 PM

C04-1 Kurth, Ann Usability and Acceptability of a Computer Tool to Support 12/05/07 8:00 AM HIV Testing in Emergency Care Settings.

F09-1 Kurth, Ann Computer Counseling to Support Antiretroviral Therapy 12/05/07 8:00 AM Adherence and HIV Transmission Risk Reduction: Baseline and Six-month Follow-up

C17-2 Kurtz, Steven The Preliminary Field Trial of a New Intervention for Substance 12/04/07 10:30 AM using MSM

B12-2 Langer, Adam Analysis of Single-Site National HIV Behavioral Surveillance 12/04/07 1:30 PM System Data for Men Who have Sex with Men: Implications for Local HIV Prevention Activities _ Newark, New Jersey, 2003-2005

B02-1 Lansky, Amy Online Recruitment and Survey of MSM: A Comparison of 12/04/07 10:30 AM Three Methods

C11-3 LaPollo, Archana Evaluation of the Preventing AIDS Through Live Movement 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Sound (PALMS) HIV Prevention Intervention for High-Risk Adolescents

E04-1 Laqueur, Peter A Policy Level Approach to Addressing HIV/AIDS Prevention 12/05/07 8:00 AM and Care Issues for Gay Men/MSM

D05-4 Lauby, Jennifer [Innovative Intervention Project Group Oral Session, Part 4 of 4:] 12/04/07 1:30 PM Collection of Process Data to Improve the Delivery of Preventing AIDS through Live Movement and Sound (PALMS), a Theater- Based Intervention for High-Risk Adolescents

A17-2 Lazarus, Margery Part 2 of 4: Situational Gay Identity, Sexual Silence, and HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Prevention Among Latino MSM

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C14-5 LeBlanc, Marc-André International Lubricant Use Patterns for Anal Intercourse 12/03/07 10:30 AM

D22-1 Lemay, Helen Aids Service Center NYC, Peer Education, and University 12/05/07 8:00 AM Collaboration F04-4 Lemos, Diana Sources of Support for Youth during the First Year Following 12/05/07 8:00 AM an HIV Diagnosis

A20-3 Leonard, Amy Words from HIV+ Youth: Insights for Secondary Prevention 12/04/07 3:30 PM

D15-1 Levine, Deb CaliforniaMen.net: The Development of an Online Structural 12/03/07 3:30 PM HIV Prevention Intervention for MSM

E12-1 Levine, Deborah NBLCA Leadership Mobilization Model 12/05/07 8:00 AM

D13-3 Lewis, Nina HIV Prevention Community Planning in 2007 in Columbus, Ohio 12/03/07 1:30 PM

B08-1 Linley, Laurie HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among Persons Fifty Years and Older in 12/04/07 10:30 AM 33 States, 2001-2005

D05-3 Lucas, Basil [Innovative Intervention Project Group Oral Session, Part 3 of 4:] 12/04/07 1:30 PM Recruitment and Retention of Black Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM) in an HIV/STD Prevention Intervention: the Many Men, Many Voices (3MV) Evaluation Project

G11-3 Lytle, Charles Integrating STD Prevention into an Effective HIV Community- 12/03/07 3:30 PM level Intervention for MSM - Voices from the Community

A04-2 Mack-Wilson, Larry Evaluation of a Pilot Rapid HIV Testing Outreach Initiative in 12/04/07 1:30 PM Washington D.C. of Injection Drug Users

B01-4 Magis Rodriguez, Migration and HIV Risk (Part 4 of 4) - Surveillance in Mexico: 12/04/07 3:30 PM Carlos Behavior and HIV/AIDS Knowledge in Communities that Migrate to the U.S.

F12-1 Magnus, Manya Hard to Reach HIV+ Adolescent Males of Color who Have Sex 12/04/07 1:30 PM with Males: Demographic, Behavioral, and Clinical Characteristics

B04-3 Magnus, Manya Associations Between Routine HIV Screening And Unprotected 12/04/07 3:30 PM Sex: HIV-Negative Results Not Associated With Increase In Risk Taking

D11-4 Maiorana, Andres Modes of Delivery and Acceptability of Prevention with 12/04/07 3:30 PM Positives Interventions part of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) HIV Prevention in Clinical Settings Initiative

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D09-3 Malys, Gary Sustaining HIV Prevention Capacity Through Performance 12/03/07 3:30 PM Management

G15-4 Mansergh, Gordon CDC-Related Activities Addressing Meth Use and Sexual Risk 12/04/07 1:30 PM Reduction

A05-3 Marquez, Carina Trends and Current Prevalence of Methamphetamine use and 12/03/07 3:30 PM Sexual Activity Among HIV-infected Patients in Care-San Francisco, 2004-2006

G17-1 Marrazzo, Jeanne STI/HIV Program Integration - Integration of STD, HIV and 12/04/07 10:30AM Contraceptive Services: Divided We Fail

G08-2 Marshall, Jennifer Lessons From the Field: Integrating HIV Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 10:30 AM and Testing into a Reproductive Health Care Setting in Memphis, TN

A17-3 Martinez-Donate, Ana Assessing Exposure and Responses to a Social Marketing 12/04/07 3:30 PM Intervention Targeted at Heterosexually-identified Latino Men Who have Sex with Men: The Hombres Sanos Campaign

E04-2 Mayer, Kenneth HIV-Infected Men Who have Sex with Men’s Attitudes about 12/05/07 8:00 AM Discussing Safer Sex with Their Medical Providers: Opportunities and Challenges

B06-2 Mayer, Kenneth HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Screening in a 12/04/07 1:30 PM Providence Bathhouse: Opportunities for Education, Prevention and Improving Men's Health

B04-4 Mayer, Kenneth Ongoing Risk Taking and New Sexually Transmitted Infections 12/04/07 3:30 PM Among HIV-Infected Men Who have Sex with Men (MSM) in Care: Implications for Prevention

A17-1 Myers, Janet Part 1 of 4: Understanding HIV Risk in Prison Among 12/04/07 3:30 PM Heterosexually-Identified African American Men Who have Sex with Men

C18-1 Myers, Janet Part 1 of 4: Understanding HIV Risk in Prison Among 12/05/07 8:00 AM Heterosexually-Identified African American Men Who have Sex with Men

E12-4 Mbajah, Joy Why We Can’t Wait: State and Local Health Departments 12/05/07 8:00 AM Response to HIV/AIDS Among African Americans.

B03-1 McDavid, Kathleen Presumed Heterosexual Contact: Moving Forward in HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Surveillance Risk Factor Classification

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D07-2 McGrath, Peter Developing Strategic Training Plans to Successfully Implement 12/04/07 10:30 AM Evidence-based behavioral Interventions

D15-3 Melton, Dan Online Outreach Practices and Methods to Increase Referrals, 12/03/07 3:30 PM Testing and Behavior Change

E04-3 Menon-Johansson, MSM discrimination and AIDS prevention in the USA 12/05/07 8:00 AM Anatole

E01-1 Menon-Johansson, The Impact of Syringe Exchange Program Authorization Laws 12/04/07 3:30 PM Anatole on AIDS Prevention in the USA

F06-2 Merchant, Roland Does Willingness to Undergo Rapid HIV Testing in the 12/04/07 1:30 PM Emergency Department vary by Patient Demography and History of HIV Testing?

B15-3 Merchant, Roland HIV Diagnostic Testing in US Emergency Departments, 1993-2004 12/03/07 3:30 PM

B10-2 Metsch, Lisa Serosorting Practices Among Injection Drug Users (IDUs) in 12/05/07 8:00 AM South Florida

F09-3 Metsch, Lisa HIV Primary Care Providers’ Discussion of Alcohol Use with 12/05/07 8:00 AM their HIV-Positive Patients

C01-4 Millett, Greg Circumcision Status and HIV Infection Among Black and 12/03/07 10:30 AM Latino Men Who have Sex with Men in Three U.S. Cities

A03-1 Millett, Greg Black-White Disparities in HIV Infection Among Men Who have 12/03/07 1:30 PM Sex with Men: A Meta-Analytic Examination of HIV Risk Behaviors

C15-1 Mimiaga, Matthew Differences in Internet Partner Notification Acceptability Among 12/03/07 10:30 AM Men Who have Sex with Men by HIV Serostatus and STI History

D09-1 Mitts, Beau Creating HIV/STD Prevention Standards to Improve Quality 12/03/07 3:30 PM Management Activities: A Houston Perspective

F13-5 Modica, Cheryl Challenges and Successes: Real-time Experience Implementing 12/03/07 3:30 PM Routine HIV Screening Within Primary Health Care Centers

F13-2 Modica, Cheryl Moving to Routine HIV Screening Within Primary Care: the 12/03/07 3:30 PM Experience of Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a National Rollout (1 of 4)

D12-1 Moore, Shennod Intergrating Peer-Driven Positive Prevention into an HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Physician Office

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A06-2 Moore, Trent Non-Prescribed Use of Viagra and Other PDE-5 Inhibitors and 12/04/07 3:30 PM HIV-Related Behavioral Risks Among HIV-Positive Men

D20-2 Morgan, Ximena Latino Youth in Action: An HIV Prevention and LEadership 12/03/07 1:30 PM Program for Inner City Latino Youth

D14-5 Morrison, Sharon North Carolina’s HIV Prevention Counseling, Testing, and 12/04/07 10:30 AM Referral Services Training Program and its Impact on Providers Serving Ethnically Diverse Clients

A08-1 Moskowitz, David The Role of Vengeance in HIV-positive and HIV-negative MSM 12/05/07 8:00 AM

A06-3 Mulatu, Mesfin Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Relationships between the Type 12/04/07 3:30 PM of Substance Used and HIV Risk Behaviors Among Youth with Substance Use Disorders

G03-2 Mulkey, Carrie Strengthening HIV Prevention: Increasing Impact Through 12/03/07 3:30 PM Integration and Collaboration

C10-1 Munroe, Alelia Perinatal HIV Prevention: The Successful Implementation of 12/03/07 3:30 PM Protocol 076 in a Comprehensive Medical Clinic Setting

A06-4 Mutchler, Matt Sex-Drugs and Psychosocial Correlates of Condom Use Among 12/04/07 3:30 PM Young African American, Latino, and Multiracial Men Who have Sex with Men in Los Angeles and New York

B13-5 Muthambi, Benjamin Unmet Need for HIV-related Primary Medical Care Services 12/05/07 8:00 AM Among Enrollees of Publicly-Funded Medical Assistance and AIDS Drug Assistance Programs in Pennsylvania, 2003

D22-2 Mysoor, Sapna Building Dynamic Coalitions at a Local Level: Challenges and 12/05/07 8:00 AM Lessons Learned

C15-4 Navejas, Michael Participation in online HIV prevention among Men Who have 12/03/07 10:30 AM Sex with Men (MSM) who use the internet to meet sex partners in New York City

C03-2 Neumann, Mary Results of an Effectiveness Trial to Evaluate a Replication of 12/03/07 1:30 PM the VOICES/VOCES HIV Prevention Intervention

E10-2 Nwachukwu, Prevention Policies for Young Nigerian Girls 12/05/07 8:00 AM Immaculata

G05-1 Ohira, Stacia HIV/HEP C Testing/Prevention For Serious, Violent and Sex 12/04/07 1:30 PM Offenders in a Prison Setting

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C10-3 Olszewski, Yolanda Creating a Safety Net for HIV Exposed infants in Illinois 12/03/07 3:30 PM (Part 2 of 3): Statewide Implementation of Perinatal Rapid HIV Testing

G12-4 Orenstein, Fern Building Local Health Department HIV Program Capacity: 12/04/07 3:30 PM Promising Practices for Conducting HIV Field Notification and Partner Services

B06-3 Ouellet, Lawrence Sexual Risk Practices and Sexually Transmitted Infections 12/04/07 1:30 PM Among Bisexual, Drug-using, Low-income Men in Chicago

D05-1 Painter, Thomas [ Innovative Intervention Project Group Oral Session, Part 12/04/07 1:30 PM 1 of 4: ] Building Capacity of Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) to Evaluate their Locally-developed HIV Prevention Interventions for High-Risk Minority Populations: Lessons Learned from the “Innovative Interventions” Project

A09-1 Patel, Shilpa Understanding the Relationship between Beliefs about the 12/04/07 10:30 AM Risk of HIV Transmission and Reported Condom Use Among People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA)

A03-2 Paul, Jay Internet Sex Ads for MSM and Partner Selection Criteria: The 12/03/07 1:30 PM Potency of Race/Ethnicity Online

D11-5 Perez-Jimenez, David Impact of a Group-Based HIV Prevention Intervention with HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Discordant Heterosexual Couples: Results from a Qualitative Evaluation

D06-4 Peterson, Amy Three Heads are Better Than One: Utilizing Multi-Level 12/04/07 3:30 PM Partnerships to Create Tools and Measure Client Level Outcomes of Evidence-Based Interventions

D03-3 Phields, Miriam SISTA, SiHLE and WiLLOW: A Continuum of HIV Prevention 12/04/07 10:30 AM Services for African American Women

D02-1 Phields, Miriam Adapting SISTA for Latinas/Hispanic Women 12/03/07 1:30 PM

D10-1 Phill, Rhonda Challenges in Implementing HIV Prevention for Positives 12/03/07 10:30 AM Initiatives with Adolescents and Young Adults: Lessons Learned and Barriers Crossed

B14-4 Pieniazek, Danuta Frequency and Mutation Patterns of Phylogenetically-linked 12/03/07 1:30 PM Drug Resistant Strains Among Drug-naïve Persons Newly Diagnosed with HIV1-infection, United States, March 2003- October 2006

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B02-3 Poe, Jonathon MSM, the Internet and Respondent Driven Sampling: The 12/04/07 10:30 AM Dallas Web-based HIV Behavioral Surveillance Pilot

D01-4 Poteat, Tonia HIV Transmission and Prevention Counseling Trainings: Building 12/03/07 10:30 AM Capacity for HIV Prevention at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

E01-3 Prachand, Nikhil Identifying Gaps in Knowledge and Utilization of New Syringe 12/04/07 3:30 PM Access Legislation Among Injection Drug Users in Chicago

C19-3 Prado, Guillermo Youth in High Risk Situations 12/04/07 1:30PM

B08-5 Prejean, Joseph Birth-year Cohort Analysis of HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Among MSM 12/04/07 10:30 AM in 33 States, 2001-2005

B15-5 Prosser, Adria Comparison of HIV Diagnoses and HIV Tests Among MSM 12/03/07 3:30 PM Aged 15-24, 12 States, 2001-2004

A04-3 Purcell, David Syndemics Among HIV-Positive IDUs: Associations of Interrelated 12/04/07 1:30 PM Psychosocial Problems with HIV Risk Behaviors and Health Care Behaviors

G02-4 Purcell de Ogenio, Increase in Rates of Syphilis Screening following a Change in 12/04/07 10:30 AM Antonio Protocols for RAPID HIV Testing in Commercial Sex Venues

D07-1 Pyeatt, Marilyn Using Task Analysis to Document “Home-grown” Interventions 12/04/07 10:30 AM

G08-3 Qongqo, Mandisa The Black Infant Health Programme: Perinatal HIV Prevention 12/04/07 10:30 AM for African American Pregnant Women

D06-3 Raleigh, Kathleen Preliminary Results from the Community-Based Organization 12/04/07 3:30 PM Behavioral Outcomes Project for VOICES/VOCES (CBOP-VOICES)

C01-3 Raminani, Sudha Results of a CDC Funded Multi-site EBI Adaptation Project for 12/03/07 10:30 AM Adult HIV+ Men of Color who have Sex with Men.

C04-2 Randall, Liisa Routine HIV Testing in Clinical Settings in Michigan: A Tool to 12/05/07 8:00 AM Enhance the Effectiveness of Case Finding Efforts

A20-1 Reback, Cathy Social and Sexual Meanings Among Heterosexually Identified 12/04/07 3:30 PM Men Who have Sex with Men and/or Preoperative Transgender Women

A18-4 Reback, Cathy Part 4 of 4: Community Collaborative Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 1:30 PM Research Among MSM at High Risk for HIV Infection

B18-1 Reilley, Brigg Prenatal HIV Screening: Ongoing Challenges and Lessons Learned 12/03/07 1:30 PM

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C20-2 Remien, Robert Provider Prevention Opportunity during Acute HIV Infection: 12/05/07 8:00 AM Part 2 of 4 on Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study

B18-3 Rice, Dana Design and Implementation of a Rapid HIV Screening Program 12/03/07 1:30 PM in a Large County Jail

G12-1 Richardson-Moore, NYSDOH Anonymous HIV Counseling and Testing HIV Partner 12/04/07 3:30 PM April Notification Successes

F07-2 Rintamaki, Lance Critical Conversations Regarding HIV Treatment Adherence 12/03/07 1:30 PM

F07-4 Rintamaki, Lance HIV Ally Presentation Strategies for Healthcare Personnel 12/03/07 1:30 PM

G05-3 Robertson, Candace Domestic Violence Agencies and HIV Prevention and Testing: 12/04/07 1:30 PM Knowledge, Attitudes and a Training Curriculum

B12-3 Robinson, Billy Use of Spatial Analysis Methods to Identify Clusters of HIV 12/04/07 1:30 PM Prevalence

E10-3 Robinson-Lynch, Joy From Paradigm to Genuine Engagement: Listening to Sex 12/05/07 8:00 AM Educators on HIV Prevention

D08-2 Rodriguez, Leandro The Use of Coaching as an Innovative Capacity Building Strategy 12/05/07 8:00 AM

G08-4 Rogers, Perdietha Development of a Substance Use Treatment Provider Network 12/04/07 10:30 AM for High Risk Pregnant Women

C17-3 Roland, Eric Buying Clean Needles: Houston’s Enhanced Syringe Access 12/04/07 10:30 AM Program

C08-3 Romer, Daniel Using Mass Media and Community-based Programs to Reduce 12/03/07 3:30 PM HIV Risk in African American Adolescents

D12-2 Rosenberg, Nora Adapting an Evidence-Based Positive Prevention Intervention 12/04/07 10:30 AM for African HIV Clinics

D19-3 Rotheram-Borus, Using a Market Model to Develop and Adapt Evidence-Based 12/04/07 3:30 PM Mary Jane Interventions

F13-3 Rowland, Barbara Moving to Routine HIV Screening Within Primary Care: the 12/03/07 3:30 PM Experience of Six Community Health Centers as Pilots for a National Rollout (3 of 4)

D22-3 Rucker, T'juan Lessons fron the Field: A Three Year Assessment of Community 12/05/07 8:00 AM Based Organizations' Acceptability of the Coalition Development CBA Training.

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D23-4 Rudd, Casey Taking It to the System and Population 12/03/07 1:30 PM

C17-1 Rudolph, Abby Improving Access to Drug Treatment and Social Services for 12/04/07 10:30 AM Injection Drug Users (IDUs) through a Pharmacy Syringe Access Program in New York City

D23-3 Rumpler, Mark Gay Men and Meth: A Peer-Based Approach 12/03/07 1:30 PM

D23-1 Rumptz, Maureen Development of a Peer Education Model Designed to Reduce 12/03/07 1:30 PM HIV Risk Among Methamphetamine Injection Drug Users

C05-3 Rzewnicki, Donna Working Around the Barriers: Connecting with the Latino 12/04/07 1:30 PM Community

D15-4 Sabatini, Midge Thrive e-Academy: Online Professional Development for Rhode 12/03/07 3:30 PM Island Teachers of Health

F03-4 Safford, Lauretta Part 3 of 3: Linking Newly Diagnosed Persons to HIV Medical 12/04/07 10:30 AM Care: Client Perspectives

C13-1 Safren, Steven Mental Health Concerns are Common Among Sexually Risky 12/04/07 3:30 PM MSM in Primary and Secondary Prevention Studies (Part 1 of 4, group oral: HIV and Mental Illness: Intervention and Prevention Priorities)

G05-2 San Antonio-Gaddy, HIV and STD Partner Notification with Rapid HIV Testing in 12/04/07 1:30 PM Mara the Field

B01-2 Sanchez, Melissa Migration and HIV Risk (Part 2 of 4) - The California-Mexico 12/04/07 3:30 PM Epidemiological Surveillance Pilot: Estimates of HIV and STI Prevalence Among Mexican Migrants in California

C14-1 Sansom, Stephanie The Effect of Infant Circumcision on a U.S. Male’s Lifetime Risk 12/03/07 10:30 AM of HIV Infection by Race and Ethnicity

D02-2 Sarnquist, Clea Implementing Rapid HIV Testing in California Labor and Delivery 12/03/07 1:30 PM Settings: Using Data to Inform Training and Technical Assistance Interventions (Part 2)

D14-1 Sasso, Vanessa Use of Social Networks Project (SNP) as a Recruitment Strategy 12/04/07 10:30 AM for HIV Counseling, Testing and Referral (CTR) Services to Enhance and Increase the HIV Seropositivity Rate at Boston Medical Center (BMC)

B07-4 Satcher, Anna Disparities in Diagnoses of HIV/AIDS Among Foreign-Born and 12/03/07 3:30 PM US-Born Non-Hispanic Blacks, 33 States, 2001-2005

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E07-2 Scalco, Beth The Southern AIDS Coalition: A Unique Collaborative in 12/04/07 10:30 AM Response to the Raging HIV Epidemic in the South

B16-2 Scalco, M. Responding to a Disaster: Lessons Learned in Areas of HIV 12/03/07 1:30 PM Prevention and Surveillance

E09-2 Schady, Felicia Strategies, Tools and Programs for HIV Prevention in Correctional 12/04/07 3:30 PM Settings

D01-3 Schaffer, Tonia Minority Education Institution (MEI) Initiative - Student Peer-Led 12/03/07 10:30 AM Prevention Interventions

B09-1 Schilling, Kathryn HIV Testing Among Women in the United States. 12/03/07 3:30 PM

B16-1 Scott, Greg Integrating Ethnography and Epidemiology to Assess the 12/03/07 1:30 PM Feasibility of Conducting HIV Surveillance and Community Capacity Building in Post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans

B19-1 Sevgi, Aral STI/HIV Program Interactions 12/03/07 1:30PM

G17-1 Sevgi, Aral STI/HIV Program Integration - Integration of STD, HIV and 12/04/07 10:30AM Contraceptive Services: Divided We Fail

D13-1 Shade, Starley HIV Prevention Services in California Are Well Targeted to the 12/03/07 1:30 PM Geography of the Epidemic

D12-3 Shade, Starley Tailoring of “Prevention with Positives” interventions in clinical 12/04/07 10:30 AM care settings

B06-4 Shahkolahi, Akabar HIV AND STD Screening and Diagnosis Among Men Who have 12/04/07 1:30 PM Sex with Men (MSM) Attending and Urban Gay Men’s CLINIC

D18-3 Sharpe, Tanya The Use of Epidemiologic and Other Data in Selecting Behavioral 12/03/07 10:30 AM HIV Prevention Interventions for African American Women

F14-2 Sias Jr., Lorenzo Training HIV+ Persons as Primary Prevention Workers 12/03/07 10:30 AM

C05-4 Simmons, Pat Acute Infection Screening and Prevention, Preliminary 12/04/07 1:30 PM Demographics of Persons with Primary HIV Infection

B03-2 Simpson, Yaa Chicago HIV/AIDS Surveillance Data and the Analysis of Multiple 12/04/07 10:30 AM Risk Exposure Categories

D06-1 Smith, Bryce Preliminary Results from the Community-Based Organization 12/04/07 3:30 PM Behavioral Outcomes Project for Healthy Relationships (CBOP-HR)

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A17-4 Smith, Carla-Dillard The Bruthas Project: Towards the Development of an HIV 12/04/07 3:30 PM Testing and Prevention Counseling Program for Heterosexual- Identified African American MSM (AA Het-MSM)

C16-1 Smith, Dawn Prevention with Negatives: If PrEP works, How Could it be 12/04/07 3:30 PM Implemented in the US?

A15-1 Smith, Justin Emerging Perspectives on the “Down Low” from Young Black 12/04/07 10:30 AM Men Who have Sex with Men in the South

E03-2 Smith, Kimberleigh Women and HIV - Beyond the Behavioral 12/03/07 10:30 AM

C07-1 Smith, Michelle Implementing Rapid HIV Testing at Historically Black Colleges 12/04/07 1:30 PM and Universities

G02-1 Spencer, Susan The Development of an HIV Rapid Testing Program in 12/04/07 10:30 AM Philadelphia Jail

C12-1 Spikes, Pilgrim Prevention Case Management/ Comprehensive Risk Counseling 12/03/07 10:30 AM and Services: Outcome of a Cross-Site Program Evaluation

C09-1 Spoeth, Shelly Utilizing Social Marketing to Increase HIV Testing in African 12/04/07 3:30 PM American Women: Lessons from CDC’s Take Charge. Take the Test. Campaign

F03-1 Springer, Sandra Seamless Linkages to Care: A Collaborative Approach to 12/04/07 10:30 AM Linking Newly Diagnosed Positives

G15-2 Stallworth, Precious Methamphetamine Use and HIV/STD Risk at Los Angeles Gay 12/04/07 1:30 PM and Lesbian Center Sexual Health Program

C10-4 Statton, Anne Creating a Safety Net for HIV exposed infants in Illinois 12/03/07 3:30 PM (Part 3 of 3): The Role of Enhanced Case Management

B05-3 Stenger, Mark Trends in Neisseria Gonorrhoeae Incidence Among HIV-Positive 12/03/07 10:30 AM Men in Washington State, 1996 - 2005

C20-1 Steward, Wayne A Move Toward Serosorting Following Acute HIV Diagnosis: 12/05/07 8:00 AM Part 1 of 4 on Findings from the NIMH Multi-Site Acute HIV Infection Study

F07-3 Steward, Wayne HIV Prevention Fatalism is Associated with Less Frequent 12/03/07 1:30 PM Delivery of Prevention with Positives Counseling Among Providers in Publicly-Funded Clinics

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A02-2 Stockman, Jamila Sexual Violence and Influence of Relationship to Perpetrator 12/04/07 1:30 PM On High-Risk Sexual Behaviors in a Community-Based Sample of African American Women

B01-1 Stopka, Thomas Migration and HIV Risk (Part 1 of 4) - HIV/AIDS along the 12/04/07 3:30 PM U.S.-Mexico Border: Findings from A Multi-state, Binational Epidemiologic Profile

G10-4 Sturdivant, Aprylle Behavioral Interventions and HIV Testing with Incarcerated Persons 12/05/07 8:00 AM

D14-4 Sutton, Madeline Access and Availability of HIV Testing and Treatment Services 12/04/07 10:30 AM in U. S. Southern Rural Counties

D20-1 Swayzer III, Robert Addressing the HIV Prevention Needs of School Age Youth: 12/03/07 1:30 PM Challenges and Successes

D27-1 Sy, Francisco Ensuring Sustainability of HIV Prevention Programs through 12/05/07 8:00 AM Public and Private Partnerships

B05-2 Tabidze, Irina HIV Infections Among Men Who have Sex with Men diagnosed 12/03/07 10:30 AM with Primary and Secondary Syphilis - Chicago, 2005-2006

D03-4 Tarbet, Sheila A Community-Based HIV/AIDS & Substance Abuse Prevention 12/04/07 10:30 AM Project for African-American Women: The Perinatal Council Model & Evidence of Effectiveness

C08-4 Terry, Mika Urban Incentive-Based HIV/AIDS Testing and Prevention: The 12/03/07 3:30 PM Use of Social Marketing and Networking

F08-2 Thomas, Franda Barriers and Opportunities for HIV Prevention in Correctional 12/04/07 3:30 PM Settings: Aligning Statewide Systems from Prisons to the Community.

E11-1 Thomas, Franda Latino Outreach in Louisiana Post Katrina: Not the Same 12/03/07 3:30 PM Old Story

C07-2 Thomas, Peter Implementing Rapid HIV Testing at Historically Black Colleges 12/04/07 1:30 PM and Universities

E06-2 Tierney, Steven Crystal Methamphetimine: Battles Won and Lessons Learned. 12/03/07 3:30 PM

G15-3 Tierney, Steven Crystal Methamphetimine: Battles Won and Lessons Learned. 12/04/07 1:30 PM

C12-2 Tiller, Sarah Voices of People Living with HIV: Findings from Project Safe- 12/03/07 10:30 AM Talk a Motivational Interviewing Based Safe Sex Program

F08-5 Tobias, Carol In Their Own Voice: Patient Experiences Connecting to Care 12/04/07 3:30 PM

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G09-4 Tomaszewski, Evelyn Working with Multiple Diagnosed Clients with HIV/AIDS: 12/03/07 10:30 AM Promoting Medication Adherence through Use of the ADHERE Model

E10-5 Tomlinson, Hank Improving School Environments for LGBTQ Youth as an HIV 12/05/07 8:00 AM Prevention Strategy: Reports from Seattle, Los Angeles, and the American Psychological Association

D16-2 Tyrell, Carol Progress in Engaging Faith Communities in HIV Prevention 12/04/07 1:30 PM

D03-1 Underwood, Nyisha The NIA Project (Part 2 of 2) - CAL-PEP's SISTA Project: HIV 12/04/07 10:30 AM Prevention for Very High-Risk African-American Women

G09-1 Underwood, Nyisha THE NIA Project (Part 1 of 2): A Culturally Competent Model 12/03/07 10:30 AM of Integrated Service Provisions for HIgh-Risk HIV Positive and Negative African-Americans

B11-4 Vail, Rona HIV seroconverters at the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center 12/03/07 10:30 AM

A15-3 Van Sluytman, Multiple Oppressions: A Qualitative Inquiry into Coping Strategies 12/04/07 10:30 AM Laurens Among Black Men Who have Sex with Men (BMSM) in NYC

D04-4 Vaughan, Marla A Collaborative Approach to HIV Prevention Monitoring and 12/03/07 3:30 PM Evaluation: Developing a Standardized Set of HIV Prevention Data Variables

C19-1 Villarruel, Antonio M. An Effective Evidenced Based Curriculum to Prevent 12/04/07 1:30 PM HIV Among Latino Youth

F14-3 Vincent, Tim Provider Challenges and Successes in Conducting Effective 12/03/07 10:30 AM Prevention with Positives (PWP) Work: Results of a Statewide Needs Assessment

F07-1 Voetsch, Andrew Disclosure Of Sexual Identity To Health Care Providers Among 12/03/07 1:30 PM Sexually Active Men Who have Sex with Men Attending Gay Pride Events In The United States, 2006

G02-3 Vora, Shalini HIV Testing for Asian and Pacific Islanders in a clinic setting to 12/04/07 10:30 AM identify people living with HIV

E11-4 Wafula, Gertrude Gender, Knowledge, Risk Perception and Sexual Practise in 12/03/07 3:30 PM Relation HIV/AIDS Among the Luo Community in Rural Kisumu, Kenya.

A23-3 Wakefield, Steven Pave 100, recent Biomedical News and The Community 12/03/07 1:30 PM

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G07-3 Walston, Kelvin Pointing African Americans Towards Health (PAATH) - HIV and 12/04/07 3:30 PM SAP Prevention for High Risk African American Youth

D19-2 Warzynski, Cara Title: Project SKIPP (Saving Kids through Integrated Intervention 12/04/07 3:30 PM Programming)

A09-4 Washington, Shakira Assessing Behavioral HIV Risk Factors Among Black Women 12/04/07 10:30 AM who Report Recent Sex Partners with a History of Incarceration: Implications for Targeted HIV Prevention Interventions

D16-3 Washington-Flood, A Unique Strength: Faith Communities Responding to the Call 12/04/07 1:30 PM Carmi to Action

D08-1 Webb, Candace The Girls 4 HOPE (Health, Opportunities, Prevention & Education) 12/05/07 8:00 AM Capacity Building Assistance Program for Community-Based Organizations

B07-3 West, Tiffany Reasons for Obtaining HIV Testing during a City-wide HIV 12/03/07 3:30 PM Screening Campaign, Washington, D.C., 2006-7

A24-1 Wheeler, Darrell Brothers y Hermanos: Findings from a Multi-Site Collaborative 12/04/07 10:30 AM Study of HIV Risk Among Black and Latino MSM and Implications for Future HIV Interventions

F01-2 White, Douglas Successful Implementation of Routine HIV Testing in Emergency 12/03/07 1:30 PM Departments

B09-4 Whitmore, Suzanne Outcomes of Missed Opportunities for Perinatal HIV Prevention, 12/03/07 3:30 PM 1999-2003, Enhanced Perinatal Surveillance (EPS) Project, 24 Sites in the United States

B09-3 Whitmore, Suzanne Characteristics of HIV-Infected Pregnant Non-Hispanic Black 12/03/07 3:30 PM Women Delivering Live Infants, Enhanced Perinatal Surveillance (EPS) Project, 24 Sites, 1999-2003

D10-2 Wilderson, Dina Housing as a Tool to Reduce HIV Risk for Homeless Youth 12/03/07 10:30 AM

B18-2 William Torres, HIV Testing in Emergency Departments: A Practical Guide 12/03/07 1:30 PM Gretchen

D16-1 Williams, Carlton Involving Faith-Based Organizations to Address HIV/AIDS 12/04/07 1:30 PM

G10-1 Williams, Kim The Rural Context: Barriers, Current Prevention and Care 12/05/07 8:00 AM Strategies, and Recommendations for Young Women's Access to HIV/AIDS and STD Services

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C14-3 Wilson, Juliet Good Things in Small Packages: New York City's Branded 12/03/07 10:30 AM Condom Campaign

E12-2 Wilson, Patrick Public Health Responses to the HIV Epidemic Among BMSM: 12/05/07 8:00 AM Examplars and Next Steps for Prevention

A02-4 Wilton, Leo The Influence of Body Image on HIV Sexual Risk Behavior in 12/04/07 1:30 PM Black Gay and Bisexual Men: Implications for HIV Prevention

E08-1 Wohlfeiler, Dan The Venues Project: Reducing Human Immunodeficiency Virus 12/03/07 10:30 AM (HIV) and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Bathhouses, Sex Clubs, Internet Sites, and Circuit Parties

B02-4 Wolitski, Richard Looking for "Love" on the Internet: A Comparison of Gay- 12/04/07 10:30 AM Identified and Non-Gay-Identified Men Who have Sex with Men

E08-2 Woods, William HIV/STI Testing Programs in Bathhouses: Canada and U.S. 12/03/07 10:30 AM Comparison

A03-4 Wright, Pierre HIV/AIDS Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors Among African- 12/03/07 1:30 PM American Students Attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities

B07-1 Ye, Jiali Factors Associated with HIV Testing Among African Americans 12/03/07 3:30 PM in the United States: Analysis of the 2005 National Health Interview Survey

E03-4 Young, Toni The Exchange Network: "Developing Grassroots Action for 12/03/07 10:30 AM Black Women"

C11-2 Zuniga, Maria A Peer Education & Empowerment Curriculum to Reduce 12/05/07 8:00 AM Transmission of HIV and STI’s in High-Risk Youth

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OTHER ROOMS TO NOTE: ATLANTA MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL

Lounge for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS – Marquis Level Executive Conference Room 226 Imperial Ballroom (Opening Reception) Volunteer Check-In – Executive Conference Room 219 International Level International Salon (NGO Village)

Atrium Level A701 A702 A703 A704 A705 A706 A707

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WILLIAMS BAKER AUBURN

ROSWELL PIEDMONT MARIETTA ESCALATOR

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