PLENARY SPEAKERS
FULL PROGRAM COMING SOON
From war zones to women’s health, stimulant use to HIV prevention, this year’s plenaries bring together some of the most important conversations in drug user health.
Tetiana Deshko, Alliance for Public Health, Ukraine
Adapting Harm Reduction and Infectious Disease Models of Care in Conflict Settings
Professor Nadine Ezard, UNSW Sydney, Australia
Interventions for Stimulant Use: Clinical and Public Health Interventions
Anna Maria Ekström, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
Understanding Drug Use Among Women: Epidemiology and Syndemics of Trauma, Mental Health, Gender-based violence, and Infection
Monica Gandhi, University of California, San Francisco, U.S
HIV Treatment and Prevention for People who Use Drugs: Clinical Advances and Implementation Science
Annie Madden, International Network of People Who Use Drugs (INPUD)
Beyond Participation: Leadership of People Who Use Drugs in Research and Evidence Generation
INVITED SPEAKERS
Our invited speakers will discuss everything from conflict, repression and displacement to the evolving overdose crisis and the latest advances in hepatitis C elimination, injecting-related infections and integrated models of care.
Alla Bessonova, Eurasian Women’s Network on AIDS
Adapting Under Pressure: Harm Reduction Responses When Faced with Conflict, Repression, and Displacement
Mari Chokheli, Innovations For Change
Adapting Under Pressure: Harm Reduction Responses When Faced with Conflict, Repression, and Displacement
Vitali Rabinciuc, Eurasian Network of People who Use Drugs
Adapting Under Pressure: Harm Reduction Responses When Faced with Conflict, Repression, and Displacement
Thomas Brothers, Dalhousie University, Canada
Clinical Management for Injecting-Related Injuries and Infections
Gregory Dore, Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney
Hepatitis C Elimination: What Works and What Innovations Are Ahead
Nittaya Phanuphak, Institute of HIV Research and Innovation, Thailand
Strategies that Support Integrated Infectious Disease Responses
Thomas Clausen, European Union Drugs Agency
European Overdose Trends
Daniel Ciccarone, University of California
North American Overdose Crisis
Magdalena Bartnik, PREKURSOR Foundation
Overdose Responses in Poland and Eastern Europe: