Conference Updates Sign up now to receive the Daily Update email during the week of the conference. Newsmaker Interview Suniti Solomon, M.D., of India was the first doctor to detect HIV in the Indian population. She continues to be a leading expert on the disease and talked to Kaiser's Jackie Judd about the epidemic in her country. An interview with Pfizer CEO Hank McKinnell is also available. more... YouthandHIV.org This Web site was developed to provide policymakers, media, youth, and all activists attending or interested in the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Thailand, with the tools to ensure that young people are at the centre of global and national debate and policymaking. more... Community Responses to HIV/AIDS These videos feature interviews with people who are on the frontlines of efforts to fight HIV/AIDS around the world. Highlighted countries include Brazil, Haiti, India and Thailand. Selected Publications from the 2004 AIDS Conference UNAIDS, UNICEF and USAID's "Children on the Brink 2004" IAVI's "Scientific Blueprint 2004" KFF's Announcement of New Media Efforts in Russia, India, China, Indonesia and United States GAO's Report "U.S. AIDS Coordinator Addressing Some Key Challenges to Expanding Treatment, but Others Remain" more... XV International AIDS Conference - Daily Coverage Bangkok, Thailand | July 11 -16, 2004 Kaisernetwork.org is providing daily coverage of the XV International AIDS Conference from Bangkok, Thailand, including webcasts, interviews, news summaries, and more. Visit our Guide to Coverage. Tuesday, July 13, 2004 Tuesday, July 13, 2004-- Delegates and speakers at the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok, Thailand called for broader accessibility to antiretroviral treatment. Jim Kim, who heads the World Health Organization project tasked with scaling up treatment, The 3 by 5 Initiative, expressed shame over the six million people who have died of AIDS since the conference last met two years ago. "By these measures of human life, the ones that really matter, we have failed and we have failed miserably to do enough in the precious time that has passed since Barcelona," he said. (video) (transcript) Science magazine correspondent Jon Cohen talks to Jackie Judd about recent developments at the AIDS conference, including a bold admission by a world health leader. (video) Discussion at XV International AIDS Conference Focuses on How To Provide Antiretroviral Drugs to Developing World Protestors Demanding Increased Antiretroviral Drug Access 'Disrupt' Events During XV International AIDS Conference Lack of Doctors, Health Workers in Developing Countries Hinders Fight Against AIDS, TREAT Asia Report Says View today's entire report. Plenary: Scaling Up Access to Treatment (7/13/2004) Are Intellectual Property Rights a Barrier to Increased Access to ARVs? (7/13/2004) Official Conference Press Briefing (7/13/2004) Special "Meet the Leaders": Political Leadership (7/13/2004) Official Conference Press Briefing (7/12/2004) Plenary: Access to Resources: Commitment and Accountability (7/12/2004) Funding the Response to HIV/AIDS: Why are Donors Not Working Together? (7/12/2004) Mobilizing Women Leaders in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS (7/12/2004) CNN v. ABC (CNN=Condoms, Needles and Negotiating Skills/ABC=Abstinence, Be Faithful and Condoms) (7/12/2004) The Global Fund: A Model for Financing? (7/12/2004) Special "Meet the Leaders": Leadership Across Sectors I (7/12/2004) Coverage provided by kaisernetwork.org, a free health policy news and webcasting service from the Kaiser Family Foundation.       ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......

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