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BANGKOK, Thailand, 15 July 2004 – The Treatment Action Group (TAG) announced today at the XV International AIDS Conference the establishment of the TB/HIV Project. The Project will work to combat TB/HIV co-infection through a combination of community-based advocacy, education and mobilization efforts involving AIDS advocates in developed and developing countries. The TB/HIV Project is supported by a two-year grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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    Treatment Action Group and Stop TB Partnership Satellite Workshop on MDR- and XDR-TB in the Context of HIV Infection
    TB/HIV Satellite Workshop, Capetown SA, November 2007
  1. Agenda for the Satellite
  2. Opening Talks
    Haileyesus Getahun, Rhehab Chimzizi
  3. First Panel. The Emergence and Prevention of MDR- and XDR-TB
    ◊ Global response plan for MDR- and XDR-TB. Ernesto Jaramillo
    ◊ Impact of M/XDR on TB/HIV coinfected individuals and communities. Neel Gandhi
    ◊ How NTPs can prevent and manage DR TB. Carmelia Basri
    ◊ Community based treatment support and case detection strategies and how can they prevent and address DR TB. Boniswa Seti
  4. Second Panel. Scaling up M/XDR Diagnostics & Treatment: Addressing the Bottlenecks
    ◊ Lab Capacity Strengthening: What is being done? Abigail Wright
    ◊ How can countries/sites increase the success of their GLC applications? Hind Satti
  5. Third Panel. TB Research & Development: Strategies to Move Forward
    ◊ Current TB Diagnostics Research. Richard O'Brien
    Current TB Treatment Research. Mel Spigelman
    ◊ Strategies to Expedite DR TB R&D: Tibotec Experience. David McNeeley
    ◊ Beyond Market Forces: Creating New Incentives for TB R&D. Tido von Schoen-Angerer
  6. Action Needed Against TB/HIV and the MDR- and XDR-TB Crisis
    article in current TAGline about the Cape Town meeting
  7. Participant Contacts

Links

  • www.GlobalHealthReporting.org
    GlobalHealthReporting.org is a project developed and operated by the Kaiser Family Foundation with major support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to provide journalists and others—including researchers, policymakers and nongovernmental organizations—with the latest news and information about HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria worldwide.
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