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IMED 2009 • Vienna, Austria • February 13–16, 2009

 
Scientific Program (updated January 11, 2009)

The scientific program will continuously be updated!

PLENARY LECTURES

Avian Influenza - A Unique Opportunity for Public Health: Ilaria Capua (Italy)

Dynamic Trends in Global Health: Hans Rosling (Sweden)
New Pathogen Discovery: Ian Lipkin (USA)
When Germs Travel: Social, Economic, Political and Cultural Aspects of Contagious Crises Across Time: Howard Markel (USA)
 
PLENARY SYMPOSIUM
Implementing One World One Health
  • Tracking Disease in Wild Animals: William Karesh (USA)
  • OIE Activities for the Global Improvement of Animal Health and their Benefits for Public Health: Bernard Vallat (France)
  • When Animal Diseases Strike Humans: Pierre Formenty (Switzerland)
 
PARALLEL SYMPOSIA
Vector-Borne Viruses in the 21st Century
  • Dengue Transmission and Control: Mike Nathan (Switzerland)
  • Chikungunya Outbreaks: Remi Charrel (France)
  • Urbanization of Yellow Fever: Thomas Monath (USA)
  • Zika Virus on Yap Island: Ned Hayes (Spain)
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Emerging Zoonoses
  • Rift Valley Fever: Adriano Duse (South Africa)
  • Rabies: Henry Wilde (Thailand)
  • Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever: Onder Ergonul (Turkey)
New Food-Borne Threats
  • Nipah Virus: Stephen Luby (Bangladesh)
  • Hepatitis E: Chong-Gee Teo (USA)
  • Orally-acquired Chagas Disease. An Emerging Urban Threat in the Americas: Jaime Torres (Venezuela)
Antibiotic Resistance: The Future is Now
  • Antibiotics as a Limited Natural Resource: Ramanan Laxminarayan (USA)
  • Balancing Human and Animal Health: Paula Fedorka-Cray (USA)
  • A Worst Case Scenario: XDR TB: Eduardo Gotuzzo (Peru)
Surveillance Systems in Practice
  • MECIDS: Cross Border Surveillance and Response in the Middle East: Alex Leventhal (Israel)
  • CaribVET: Animal Disease Surveillance in the Caribbean: Thierry Lefrancois (Guadeloupe)
  • Healthmap/ProMED: John Brownstein (USA)
  • EpiSouth: Silvia Declich (Italy)

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Feeling the Heat: Climate Change and Emerging Diseases
  • Climate as a Driver of Emerging Diseases: Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum (Switzerland)
  • Climate Change and Infectious Disease: Checking the Horse Before Hitching the Cart: Paul Reiter (France)
  • Vector-borne and Zoonotic Diseases: Climate, Landscape and Transmission: Uriel Kitron (USA)
Global Movements of Humans, Animals and Diseases
  • Travelers as Sentinels Emerging Diseases: Elizabeth Barnett (USA)
  • Diseases that Travel with Animals: Nina Marano (USA)
  • Globalization and Human Migration: Martin Cetron (USA)
Vaccines and Reemerging Diseases
  • The Pandemic Threat of Avian Influenza Viruses: Kanta Sabbarao (USA)
  • Clinical Development of a Cell-culture (Vero) derived Whole Virus Candidate H5N1 Vaccine: Alexandra Loew-Baselli (Austria)
  • Bluetongue Virus Vaccines: Solution or Part of the Problem?: James MacLachlan (USA)
  • Dengue Vaccine Development: Harold Margolis (South Korea)
Communicating Disease Risks to the Public
  • Communication with the Public During an Outbreak: WHO's Best Practices: Dick Thompson (Switzerland)
  • Social Aspects of Risk Perception: Lessons from the Chikungunya Outbreak in la Réunion: Michel Setbon (France)
  • The Role of the Media: TBD
  • Communication via Social Networks: Philip Polgreen (USA)
Avian/Pandemic Influenza
  • Detecting Influenza Activity Using Search Engine Query Data: Jeremy Ginsberg (USA)
  • Intervention Strategies for Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Outbreaks: Juan Lubroth (Italy)
  • Influenza Drug Resistance or Management Strategy: TBD
 
 
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