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• Sep 06 • Oct 06 • Nov 06 • Dec 06 • Jan 07 • Feb 07 • Mar 07 • Apr 07 • May 07 • Jun 07 •
May 2007 Rounds |
May 3
SAFE SEX AND CLEAN NEEDLES: GRASS ROOTS COLLECTIVE ACTION AND THE
INVENTION OF HIV PREVENTION
Susan M. Chambré, Ph.D.
Baruch College, CUNY |
May 10
SHATTERED DREAMS? AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN AIDS
EPIDEMIC
Ronald Bayer, Ph.D. and Gerald Oppenheimer, Ph.D.
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health |
May 17
WHY IS HIV PREVALENCE SO SEVERE IN (SOUTHERN) AFRICA? THE "LETHAL
COCKTAIL" OF MULTIPLE CONCURRENT PARTNERSHIPS AND LACK OF MALE
CIRCUMCISION
Daniel Halperin, PhD
Harvard University School of Public Health
Center for Population & Development Studies |
May 24
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION AS THE FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONAL,
FAMILY-BASED HIV PREVENTION PROGRAMMING
Mary McKay, Ph.D.
Departments of Psychiatry and Community Medicine
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine |
May 31
A CONTEXTUAL EXAMINATION OF SUBSTANCE USE AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AMONG
YOUNG MEN AFTER THEIR RELEASE FROM PRISON
David Seal, Ph.D.
Center for AIDS Intervention Research
Medical College of Wisconsin |
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