PPT-VIEWS OF HIV PREVENTION

FOR THOSE AT RISK Robinah Nakabugo ICW EA The future with PrEP in combination HIV prevention WHO amp UNAIDS Geneva Switzerland Wednesday 25 th March 2015 Background to the presentation. Despite this signi64257cant progress the number of children becoming newly infected with HIV remains unacceptably high About 240 000 210 000280 000 children became infected with HIV in 2013 The risk of a mother living with HIV passing the virus to h Bill G. . Kapogiannis. , MD, FAAP. Pediatric, Adolescent & Maternal AIDS (PAMA) Branch. Eunice Kennedy Shriver . National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, NIH . Bethesda, MD. Disclosures of Financial Relationships. Myron S. Cohen, MD. J. Herbert Bate Distinguished Professor of. Medicine, Microbiology, Immunology, and Public Health. Director, Institute for Global Health and Infectious Diseases. Associate Vice Chancellor for Global Health. A Winnable Battle. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Burden of HIV in the United States. . . 1.2 M . ~. 50K. 1.2 million people . living with HIV. Approximately . 50,000 new infections annually. By Charles . Olusegun. DOHERTY. Background. The . Project was . premised on the fact that many . programmes. and activities on HIV and AIDS have never been taking into cognizance the inclusion of persons with Disabilities (PWD) in . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Burden of HIV in the United States. . . 1.2 M . ~. 50K. 1.2 million people . living with HIV. Approximately . 50,000 new infections annually. . HIV and AIDS Basics. A Brief History of HIV. Believed Origin of HIV. HIV originated in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo around 1920 when HIV crossed species from chimpanzees to humans. . . The current epidemic started in the mid- to late 1970s (although some sporadic AIDS cases were documented prior to 1970). . 22. nd. International AIDS Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 23-27 July, 2018 . Pattanasin S. 1. ,. . Cadwell. B. 3. , Smith DK. 3. , . Sukwicha W. 1. , Mock PA. 1. , Wimonsate W. 1. , Ungsedhapand C. Objectives for Module 4. Our . Mission(s) . Today:. Review a Brief . history of HIV/AIDS policy advocacy. Understand basic tactics for policy advocacy and how it differs from other kinds of advocacy. Jeffrey B. Joy, Richard H. Liang, Rosemary M. McCloskey, Thuy Nguyen, Chanson J. Brumme, Guillaume Colley, Robert S. Hogg, Julio S.G. Montaner, P. Richard Harrigan, and Art F.Y. Poon. Conflict of Interest. Dr . Nduku. . Kilonzo. CEO, National AIDS Control Council, . Kenya. NATIONAL . AIDS CONTROL . COUNCIL. I AM Team Kenya! Welcome to our Symposia. Ending the AIDS epidemic and Achieving Universal Health Coverage by 2030 in Africa. A prevention cascade analysis. Elizabeth Fearon, . Andrew Phillips, . Sibongile. . Mtetwa. , Sungai T . Chabata. , Phillis . Mushati. , Valentina . Cambiano. , Joanna . Busza. , Sue . Napierala. Options . for preventing HIV. HIV Continuum of Care. PrEP: The Future of Prevention is Now. PrEP: Engaging and Building Community. Face of HIV: Black and Latino gay men. Race and HIV:. . HIV Infections and . In a changing global development, economic, and human rights landscape. Presented at the International AIDS & Economics Network Pre-conference, Melbourne, July 2014. Emily Donaldson, AVAC. Presenting on behalf of the .