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Call for Papers for 7th AIDS and Economics Pre-Conference
IAEN is now welcoming the submission of abstracts through February 15, 2012 for the upcoming 7th AIDS and Economics Pre-Conference. The call is open to individuals who are conducting research on the issue of HIV/AIDS and economics. Typical topics in past Pre-Conferences have included HIV costing, cost-effectiveness analysis, resource allocation and expenditure tracking, AIDS and the workplace, AIDS and the private sector, economic and behavior change, and socio-economic impact assessments. Groups who would like to propose a panel on one particular topic may do so by proposing presenters and abstracts as a group. The panel should not comprise more than four abstracts. Reviewers reserve the option of selecting a panel to present, selecting individual abstracts within a panel or rejecting all abstracts within a proposed panel.
Winning papers will be presented during a 2-day symposium on July 20 and 21, 2012, immediately prior to the XIX International AIDS Conference (July 22-27, 2012 in Washington, DC). Organizers will provide scholarships for some presenters from developing countries to attend the IAEN Pre-Conference, and will accept other abstracts for presentation but without scholarship. For additional details on the structure of abstract submissions, please visit the LinkedIn IAEN group by clicking here.
Check out some news, articles, and documents on our News page, including:
"Consequences of the commercialisation of plasma and blood in China"
"Home-based counselling and testing identifies people in need of treatment earlier"
"High risk of violence, STD: study No 'easy' money for sex workers"
"Can A Non-Surgical Circumcision Device Help Fight AIDS in Africa?"
"Fulfilling the Dream of Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic"
"The downside of male involvement in PMTCT"
"Federal cuts won't hurt Chicago needle-exchange programs"
"HIV prevention in southern Africa: why we must reassess our strategies?"
"Florida receives federal funds for new HIV prevention approach"
For more news and articles, click here
Please visit our Events page for upcoming conferences and workshops, including:
- Several upcoming World Bank e-Institute "Basics of Health Economics" Courses



