[e-farmacos] Anuncio de la conferencia de SIDA en Barcelona

["McCullough, Leela" <leela@usa.healthnet.org>]

E-farmacos: Anuncio de la conferencia de SIDA en Barcelona
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[Leela McCullough de SATELLIFE nos ha pedido que incluyamos en las
listas de discusion este mensaje puesto que esta organizacion esta
trabajando junto con AED (Academy for Educational Development) en el
desarrollo de fuentes de informacion sobre VIH y nutricion. Se celebrara
una actividad el proximo lunes 8 de julio en el marco del Congreso; mas
abajo se incluye el programa, AF]

CHALLENGES OF NUTRITION CARE AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS
IN RESOURCE POOR SETTINGS 

Monday July 8, 6-10 pm, Hall 2C, Fira de Barcelona

18:00 Opening Remarks - The Time to Act: Nutrition and HIV in Resource
Poor Settings 

Dr. Ellen Piwoz, Academy for Educational Development 
Dr. Joep Lange, International AIDS Society 
Ms. Robin Jackson, World Food Programme, Rome 
Mr. Michael Aganga, Network of African People Living with HIV/AIDS 

SESSION 1: Nutritional complications in HIV and related opportunistic
infections 

Chairs: Dr. Hoosen Coovadia, University of Natal, South Africa 
and Dr. Donald Kotler, Columbia University, USA 

18:10 Clinical significance of macro-nutrient complications of HIV
infection 
Dr. Donald Kotler, Columbia University, USA 

18:25 Clinical significance of micro-nutrient complications 
Dr. Marianna Baum, USA

18:40 Questions/Discussion 

18:50 Pathophysiology of nutritional complications 
Dr.Carl Grunfield, University of California, USA 

19:05 The role of TB and other opportunistic infections in HIV-related
nutrition complications 
Dr. Derek Macallan, St. George Hospital, London

19:20 Questions/Discussion 

SESSION 2: Evaluation and management of nutrition and HIV in resource
poor settings: interventions and experience 

Chairs: Dr. Alka Deshpande, JJ Hospital, Bombay, India and Dr. 
Subha Raghavan, Harlem Hospital/Columbia University, USA/India 

19:30 Treatment of wasting in AIDS - An Overview 
Dr. Donald Kotler, Columbia University, USA 

19:45 Nutritional management of HIV+ women during pregnancy and
lactation: the role of micronutrient supplements 
Dr. Wafaie Fawzi, Harvard University, USA 

20:00 Questions/Discussion 

20:05 Anemia during HIV infection: prevalence, etiologies, clinical
implications, and potential interventions 
Dr. Jean Humphrey, ZVITAMBO, Zimbabwe 

20:20 Nutritional management of HIV+ children with prolonged diarrhea:
Experience in South Africa 
Dr. Nigel Rollins, Africa Centre, South Africa 

20:35 Questions/Discussion 

20:40 Body composition and metabolic side effects of antiretrovirals in
resource poor settings: Experiences from Thailand and Singapore
Dr. Mark Boyd, HIV-NAT, Thailand 

20:55 Questions/Discussion 

SESSION 3: Challenges to providing nutrition care and support in
resource poor settings: A panel discussion 

Chairs: Dr. Chewe Luo, UNICEF, Botswana and Ms. Robin Jackson, 
World Food Programme, Rome 

21:00 Experience of NAP+ in Africa 
Mr. Michael Aganga, NAP+, Kenya 

21:10 Experience from the field: Challenges in treatment of nutrition
complications in India 
Ms..Bhavana Sati, FXB India Foundation, India

21:20 Moving from knowledge to practice: Processes and challenges 
Dr. Eleonore Seumo, Academy for Educational Development, USA 

21:30 How to put food on the plates? Food security in resource poor
settings 
Ms. C Fields-Gardner, The Cutting Edge, USA 

21:40 Concluding Discussion - Future Directions for Increasing Resource
Allocation for Nutrition and HIV/AIDS in Resource Poor 
Settings 

All Session Chairs invited to help facilitate

22:00 SESSION ENDS 

Session Organizers - Dr. Subha Raghavan and Dr. Ellen Piwoz 
Session Rapporteur - Dr. Ellen Engleson, Columbia University, USA 
Logistics Coordinator - Mr. Jose Molina, Academy for Educational 
Development, USA

LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED THROUGHOUT THE SATELLITE MEETING
IMMEDIATELY OUTSIDE HALL 2C



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