3-0460 HIV: CHALLENGING THE LEGACIES OF THE PAST

Thursday, November 17, 2011: 10:15-12:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students

10:15

Pathways of Infection: Latina Sexual Networks and HIV/STI Risk

Merrill C Singer (University of Connecticut) and Pamela I Erickson (University of Connecticut)

10:30

Goodbye Mr. Germ, Hello Syphilis: Representations of Gender, Power and Intimacy In Early American Venereal Disease Prevention Films

Tassie Katherine Hirschfeld (University of Oklahoma)

10:45

Exploring HIV Medication Adherence throughpatient Illness Narratives and Beliefs about Personal Responsibility for Health

Cynthia Frank (University of Connecticut)

11:00

The Limits of Rationality and the Pursuit of Pleasure: Controversies Over Social Marketing for HIV Prevention In Tanzania

Erin E Mahaffey (University of California, Berkeley)

11:15

From HIV to HIV Treatment As Biomarker: Reformulating Antiretroviral Treatments In MSM-Targeted HIV-Prevention Efforts

Ryan Whitacre (University of California, Berkeley)

11:30

Re-Imagining Love and Risk: HIV Serodiscordant Couples In Porto Alegre, Brazil

Shana D Hughes (University of South Florida)

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