Key Outcomes from Mexico City

  • Monday, Sep 15, 2008

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    The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation hosted a discussion on the 2008 International AIDS Conference, held from August 3-8, 2008 in Mexico City, Mexico. It focused on the major policy, research, and operational developments from the conference, implications of the revised estimates of the U.S. HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the next steps in lifting the U.S. immigration and travel ban on HIV-infected individuals.

    Moderated by:
    Jennifer Kates
    Vice President and Director of HIV Policy
    Kaiser Family Foundation

     

    Speakers Include:
    Craig McClure
    President
    International AIDS Society
         		   Dr. Kevin Fenton
    Director
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
     
    J. Stephen Morrison
    Director
    CSIS Global Health Policy Center    		        Katherine Bliss
    Deputy Director and Senior Fellow
    CSIS Americas Program
     
    Programs
    Global Health Policy Center
    Topics
    Global Health, Global Health Policy, HIV/AIDS
    Regions
    Americas

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Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

Location

CSIS | 1800 K St. NW - B1 Conference Center

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