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CONTENTS

Supplement 1

Volume 12

2009

Editors-in-Chief

Elly Katabira Susan Kippax Mark Wainberg

Journal of the

International AIDS Society (http://www.jiasociety.org/) is an open access, peer-reviewed online journal published by BioMed Central Ltd. The journal encompasses all aspects of biology, clinical research, treatment and care, epidemiology, health economics, social policy, the emerging field of operations research and highlights from International AIDS

conferences. JIAS(ISSN 1758-2652) is indexed/ tracked/covered by PubMed, PubMed Central and CAS

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The AIDS 2008 Impact Report: From Evidence to Action

Mexico City, Mexico

3-8 August 2008

Edited by Shirin Heidari and Regina Aragon

www.jiasociety.org/supplements/12/S1

S1 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Introduction

Rodney Kort

S2 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Epidemiology

Martin Flynn and Rodney Kort

S3 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Basic science

David Gilden and Rodney Kort

S4 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Clinical and biomedical prevention science

Mark Mascolini, Rodney Kort,et al.

S5 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Social, behavioural and economic science and policy and political science

Eric Mykhalovskiy, Glen Brown,et al.

S6 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - Regional focus

Parijat Baijal and Rodney Kort

S7 XVII International AIDS Conference: From Evidence to Action - AIDS 2008 and the global response to AIDS

Rodney Kort

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