International AIDS Conference
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The International AIDS Society is the custodian of the International AIDS Conferences, the paramount gathering of all disciplines in HIV/AIDS now held every two years. These prestigious conferences provide a unique forum for the interaction of science, community and leadership with the goal of bringing knowledge together for changes in the world's response to HIV/AIDS.
These conferences started in 1985 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. They were held annually until 1994 when they became biennial. Below is the list of conferences and their venue:
Year | Number | Venue | Theme |
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1985 | I | Atlanta, GA, USA | none |
1986 | II | Paris, France | none |
1987 | III | Washington, D.C., USA | none |
1988 | IV | Stockholm, Sweden | none |
1989 | V | Montréal, Canada | The Scientific and Social Challenge of AIDS |
1990 | VI | San Francisco, CA, USA | AIDS in the Nineties: From Science to Policy |
1991 | VII | Florence, Italy | Science Challenging AIDS |
1992 | VIII | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | A World United Against AIDS |
1993 | IX | Berlin, Germany | none |
1994 | X | Yokohama, Japan | The Global Challenge of AIDS: Together for the future |
1996 | XI | Vancouver, Canada | One World One Hope |
1998 | XII | Geneva, Switzerland | Bridging the Gap (Conference website) |
2000 | XIII | Durban, South Africa | Breaking the Silence |
2002 | XIV | Barcelona, Spain | Knowledge and Commitment for Action |
2004 | XV | Bangkok, Thailand | Access for All (Conference website) |
2006 | XVI | Toronto, Canada | Time to Deliver (Conference website) |