[procaare] 13th ICASA Coverage: Update and web site article listing

[HDN KC Team <procaare@healthnet.org>]

13th ICASA Coverage: Update and web site article listing
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Dear colleagues and friends

This is a mid-conference reminder of ICASA/HDN Key Correspondent articles that are already
available (see below) on the HDN website (www.hdnet.org). More will be added over the next
few days, so check back regularly to follow daily proceedings.

You can also now read the first two issues of the on-site newspaper (Pamoja News) on the
site.

All HDN KC articles will be distributed through eForum AF-AIDS in due course, but we are
pacing the distribution so you do not all get overwhelmed with too many emails.

Please feel free to let us know what you think of the coverage, or if there is something
specific you feel we should add or improve. To do so,
please write to:
info@hdnet.org

best wishes from a hectic Nairobi

HDN Key Correspondent Team
13th ICASA
Nairobi, Kenya

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HDN Key Correspondent articles available on www.hdnet.org

22 September 2003
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1. Pamoja News Editorial
2. Looking back at Ouagadougou, ICASA 2001
3. Chairperson's hopes for ICASA: Interview with Dr. Owili
4. The ICASA Opening ceremony: Did it all sound too familiar?
5. Young Voices louder than ever at ICASA
6. Finally - a 'yes' for South African ARVs
7. TB and HIV programme prepared to merge at long last
8. Vaccines in the community: Are we ready?
9. No need to the re-invent the ARV wheel
10. Older people ... Forgotten soldiers in the battle against AIDS
11. Stigma: Why we need to Act Now!
12. ICASA delegate's personal story of living positively
13. Food crisis looms again
14. Interview with Community Chair Allan Ragi

23 September 2003
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1. ICASA Delegate Expectations
2. Faith based organisations and HIV/AIDS
3. Stigma and Religion. An inevitable partnership
4. Healthworkers too scared to seek post-exposure prophylaxis
5. Uganda turns to blood donor clubs to boost banks
6. Introducing the first HIV-positive Kenyan to go public
7. Voluntary Counselling and Testing for young people
8. Success steady in targeted sex worker interventions
9. Communities and PLWAs complain about lack of resources

24 September 2003
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1. Guilty verdict passed passed in AIDS lawsuit
2. Microbicides could answer many women's dilemmas
3. Science and the community: linkage through HIV?
4. Preventative therapy: A role in reducing the effect of OIs
5. 'Know thyself' - A toolkit for reducing stigma that could work
6. Comparison of two ARV scale-ups in Uganda and South Africa
7. Getting the message across in conflict and displacement zones
8. Progress towards clarity in infant feeding
9. Sexually Transmitted Infections
10. Youth silent in conference discussions
11. African challenges in researching intravenous drug transmission
12. Delegate opinions from three British visitors
13. Traditional healers missing in action on AIDS battlefront

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