International Conference on Women and Infectious Diseases (ICWID), February 2004

ICWID Session Summaries1
	Progress in Preventing Perinatal HIV Transmission in the United States
	Long-term Clinical Sequelae of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Women
	Healthcare-related Infectious Diseases
	Challenges in Healthcare Systems and Women's Caregiving Roles
	Infectious Disease and Gender
	Innovative Approaches to Infectious Disease Prevention in Women
	Barriers to Infectious Disease Prevention among Women
	Prevention of Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission Internationally
	Disproportionate Impact of Sexually Transmitted Diseases on Women
	Group B Strep: Successful Model of "From Science to Action"
	Infectious Diseases in Childcare Settings
	Infectious Diseases and Sexual Coercion
	Using Community Health Workers to Prevent Infectious Diseases in Women
	Infectious Etiologies of Chronic Diseases: Focus on Women
	Impact of HIV on Women in the United States
	Human Papillomavirus and Cervical Cancer
	Infectious Diseases and Perinatal Outcomes
	Globalization, Women, and Infectious Diseases
	Vaccine Issues for Adult Women
	Effective Communication to Prevent Infectious Disease in Women
	Women and Infectious Disease–Chronic Disease Interactions
	Impact of HIV on Women Internationally
	Hepatitis B in Women: Domestically and Internationally
	Refugees, Forced Displacement, and War
	Prevention of Hepatitis C in Women
	Infectious Diseases and Maternal Morbidity and Mortality
	International Issues in Immunization
	Stigma: Lessons from Women
	Disparities in Infectious Diseases among Women in Developed Countries
	Malaria during Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Current Prevention Strategies, and Future Directions
	Infectious Diseases, Preterm Delivery, and Infant Outcome
	New Vaccines of Interest to Women
	Disparities in Infectious Diseases among Women in Developing Countries
	Immigrant and Border Infectious Disease Concerns for Women

¹Audio tapes of all sessions are available for purchase from Conference Archives, 239 Main Street, Suite 300, Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15901; telephone: 866-316-3289 or at http://www.conferencearchives.com/cgi-bin/caistore/CDR040207.html

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