Leading International Scientists to Reveal Breakthroughs in AIDS Research
VIENNA, Austria -- World leaders, physicians, economists, government and public health officials, pharmaceutical manufacturers and AIDS activists from around the world will meet here October 11 - 13 to present, debate and discuss the economic, ethical and human rights issues underlying healthcare resource allocation.
The keynote speaker is Louis W. Sullivan, M.D., former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, who will speak about the "Consequences of a Fragmented Response to the Global Healthcare Access Crisis." Among the more than 50 speakers are Ugandan Health Minister Chrispus Kiyonga and Zambian Health Minister Nkandu Luo.
Joseph Saba, M.D., IAPAC Conference Chair and Clinical Research Specialist at the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) in Geneva said; "The astounding medical and scientific progress achieved over the past decades is enjoyed by the few and inaccessible to the many. We must prevent this gap from growing much wider in the future, by exploring practical solutions for access to care and health services today, and by accelerating the pace of AIDS vaccine research, development and preparedness."
During the three-day symposium, leaders from around the world will debate, discuss and present never before published data on a variety of issues including:
Fore more information, to pre-register, to arrange pre-conference interviews, or to receive abstracts, please contact: Kirk Monroe at 202-789-8101, kmcpr@aol.com .
The Third International Conference on Healthcare Resource Allocation for HIV/AIDS and Other Life-Threatening Diseases is sponsored by the International Association of Physicians in AIDS care, in association with The World Bank, World Health Organization, Austrian AIDS Society, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, and the Pan American Health Organization.