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Women's Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI) 2003 Meeting



 

 

The 2003 Women and HIV Think Tank meeting was the first of its kind convened by The Well Project, an organization formed in 2001, dedicated to reducing the total human cost of the AIDS pandemic through a unique focus on women.

 

The Think Tank was designed to identify the gaps and controversies in research on women and HIV, develop research questions, and consolidate Pharma Advisory Board meetings without excluding industry from interaction and feedback. This goal was intentionally broad allowing the participants to determine what the needs are rather than imposing a specific focus on the group. The invitees and participants represented a diverse body of expertise ranging from microbiology to epidemiology and basic research to clinical management. All of the participants impact research (from funding to implementation) or manage women with HIV in a clinical setting, with a significant percentage doing both. Please scroll down for a list of 2003 participants.

 

The Well Project pledged to broadly disseminate this Think Tank Meeting Summary Report, actively seek interest in the list of research questions, and develop additional educational materials based on the findings of the first Women and HIV Think Tank meeting.

 

For the full 2003 meeting report, please click the link below.

 

 


 

 

2003 Women and HIV Think Tank Participants

Kathryn Anastos, MD
Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine

 

Judith D. Auerbach, PhD
Vice President, Public Policy
amfAR

 

Dawn Averitt Bridge
Founder
The Well Project

 

Arlene Bardeguez, MD, MPH, FACOG
Associate Professor, Director HIV
New Jersey Medical School, Department of OB-GYN

 

Gina Brown, MD
Cicatelli Associates, Inc.

 

Terri Creagh, PhD
Clinical and Epidemiologic Research

 

Judith Currier, MD
University of California Los Angeles Care Center

 

Rebecca Denison
WORLD

 

Jeanne Dumestre, NP
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center

 

Sharon Lee, MD
Southwest Boulevard Family Health Care Center

 

Veronica Miller, PhD
Director
Forum for Collaborative HIV Research

 

Levonne Mitchell-Samon, MD
University of Florida

 

Karin Nielsen, MD, MPH
Associate Clinical Professor, Pediatric Infectious Diseases
UCLA Department of Pediatrics

 

Andrew Pavia, MD
Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine
University of Utah

 

Tonia Poteat, PA-C
Grady Health System

 

Jennifer Trauscht VanHorne, MD
Department of OB-GYN
University of Utah

 

Fulvia Veronese, PhD
National Institutes of Health

 

 

Women and HIV Think Tank 2003 List of Pharmaceutical Representatives

Susan Conner
Kay Mitzel
Agouron-Pfizer

 

Christopher Dezii
Donne Newbury
Bristol-Myers Squibb

 

Keri Oberg
Boehringer Ingelheim

 

David Frey
Christina Hill-Zabala
Karen Moldt
Kim Williams
GlaxoSmithKline

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