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Category: HIV Conferences

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Dates:

20th - 21st July 2012

 

Location:

Washington DC, USA

 

About:

Immediately preceding the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012), lawyers, physicians, policy advocates, social service providers and case managers will gather for a one-day, one-of-a-kind experience.  Get updated on the latest issues from the best legal and medical practitioners in the field, network with colleagues, and gain new inspiration through a broad range of substantive programming and social events at this premier conference in HIV law and policy.

Topics include:

  • HIV and AIDS: An overview of Domestic Policies, Regulations, and Practice Implications in Light of the National HIV and AIDS Strategy
  • HIV Forensics: The Science of Transmission
  • Overcoming Challenges of Legal Representation of Clients with HIV/AIDS
  • The Latest Science: the forensics of transmission, PreP, and more!
  • Incorporate Human Rights Principles into Nuts-and-Bolts HIV Advocacy
  • Test and Treat as Prevention: Implications on Practice
  • Leveraging existing legal services to address HIV and AIDS

 

Website:

http://www.americanbar.org/groups/individual_rights/projects/aids_coordinating_project/aids_law_practice_2012.html

 

Contact:

Ginna Anderson at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

 

Registration:

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