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Gender and Science: Shifting the Paradigm in HIV Research |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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Mini Room 3 |
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23.07.2012, 18:30 - 20:30 |
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Co-Chairs:
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Shirin Heidari, Switzerland
Rowena Johnston, United States
Heidi Nass, United States
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Co-Sponsored by International AIDS Society-Industry Liaison Forum (IAS-ILF) and amfAR
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| The International AIDS Society-Industry Liaison Forum (IAS-ILF) and amfAR proudly present a satellite session aimed at offering an insight into how a gender-based approach to HIV research can translate into better science, and ultimately better clinical management of women and men living with HIV. The roles and responsibilities of both funding agencies and journal editors will be discussed. Participants will come away from this session with a better understanding and justification for a paradigm shift in the way research is currently conducted. |
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18:30
Powerpoint | Welcome and Introduction
S. Heidari, Switzerland
R. Johnston, United States
| 18:45
Powerpoint | What are the differences between women and men in the context of HIV? From transmission to treatment
L. Bekker, South Africa
| 18:55
| Why gender analysis matters in science
L. Schiebinger, United States
| 19:05
Powerpoint | A practical guide to study design with sex and gender in mind
J. Johnson, Canada
| 19:15
| Moderated Q and A by co-chairs
| 19:30
Powerpoint | Panel: Does Sex / Gender Matter? If so, how can we change the paradigm in HIV research?
J. Johnson, Canada
R. Johnston, United States
B. Baugh, United States
G. Brown, United States
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| Powerpoints presentations |
| Welcome and Introduction - | |
| What are the differences between women and men in the context of HIV? From transmission to treatment - Linda-Gail Bekker | |
| A practical guide to study design with sex and gender in mind - Joy Johnson | |
| Panel: Does Sex / Gender Matter? If so, how can we change the paradigm in HIV research? - | |
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