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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2007
3082.0: Increasing access to
second-line HIV/AIDS medications: Brazil and Thailand, Tanyaporn Wansom, BA wansomt@gmail.com [presentation coming soon]
3303.0 Trade Policy
Analysis and Health
Presider: Mary Anne Mercer
Trade agreements threaten states' rights to control drug costs. Michael Palmedo
Illegitimacy: Domestic public health policy making- US-Australia FTA. Kevin Outterson
Universities & Essential Medicines. Lauren Smith
Lauren Smith
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2006
4010.0
Trade Policy, Tobacco and Medicines
Presider: Donald Zeigler
Bilateral Latin American free trade agreements and access to medicines: An analysis of the process. Bernardo Useche, PhD student,
Nuria Homedes, MD, DrPH, Antonio Ugalde, PhD
Bernardo Useche
A human rights approach to law and decision-making on trade and access to essential medicines: A critical perspective. Clancy
J. Kelly, BA GDip MIC Law Law School, University of Melbourne, Australia
Tobacco co.s use Malawi to lobby against global tobacco control. Marty Otanez, PhD
"Calling Phil-ip Morrr-rriss!": Nurses bearing witness to corporate greed. Sharon
P. Brown, PhD(c), MPH, MN
4223.0 Agricultural policy and subsidy distribution: Nutrition and public health implications, Hope Ferdowsian, MD, MPH Washington
Center for Clinical Research and George Washington University
4289.0: Alcohol industry 101: Understanding the major players, Michele Simon, JD, MPH,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2006
5095.1 Public Health and Trade Policy Presider: Karen Valenzuela
Protecting Occupational Health in Trade Agreements -- NAFTA's Failure and Future Needs Garrett D. Brown, MPH, CIH
Garrett D. Brown
Controlling toxic trade: Policy, politics, pitfalls and potentials Susanna Rankin Bohme, MA
CAFTA's impact on access to medicines for women and families in Guatemala.
Advocating a public health voice in U.S. trade policy: Progress in 2007 Joseph Brenner, MA, Ellen R. Shaffer, PhD MPH
5003.0 Public Health Perspectives on Trade & Health - Posters
Easing resource constraints for public health: Realizing the right to health through the right to development. Ashley Fox,
MA, Ph.D. Candidate, Benjamin Mason Meier, JD, LLM Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University Mailman School
of Publ
Ashley Fox
Countering the World Bank Report, Curbing the Epidemic to obstruct the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Hadii Mamudu,
PhD, Ross Hammond, Stanton A. Glantz, PhD
Obesity, food supply and trade policy in Santiago, Chile. Sarah A. Wolf, MPH, RD, Sheila Gahagan, MD, MPH, Marcela Castillo,
M Phil
"Poverty reduction" A Trojan Horse of Globalization. Biruck Tulu, RN, BSN, OCN
Health tourism: A framework for sustainable development. Victoria EH Lee, MD, Andy Tan MD MPH MBA Candidates, Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health
Victoria EH Lee, Andy Tan
A problem of epidemic proportions? The unanticipated consequences of infectious disease outbreak on international trade. Sheikh
Shahnawaz, PhD
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