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Table of ContentsWelcome Letters. 3ISTM President and CISTM13 LOC Chair.3CISTM13 Scientific Program Committee Chairs.5Organisation. 7CISTM13 Scientific Program Committee.7CISTM13 Local Organizing Committee.7CISTM13 Oversight Committee.8ISTM Executive Board.8Sponsors and Exhibitors. 11Descriptions of Scientific Program Sessions. 13Important Information. 15Admittance Badges.15Photographs.15Speaker Abstracts.15Wi-Fi Access at the MECC.15Liability.15Evaluation Form.16Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits .16Continuing Education Credits for Nurses.16Accreditation Certificates.16Faculty Disclosures.17ISTM Charity Donations Program.18Speaker Ready Room.19Welcome Reception.19Dinner at LaCaverne de Geulhem.19Pre CISTM Courses.20CISTM13 Onsite Registration Information.201
Maps of the Maastricht Exhibition andConference Centre (MECC). 21MECC Map Level 0.21MECC Map Level 1.22MECC Map Level 2.23CISTM13 Opening Ceremony. 25CISTM13 Program Schedule. 27Sunday, 19 May 2013.27Monday, 20 May 2013.28Tuesday, 21 May 2013.39Wednesday, 22 May 2013.51Thursday, 23 May 2013.59Posters. 63Sponsored Satellite Programs. 83GlaxoSmithKline Satellite Symposium Program.83Novartis Vaccines and Diagnostics Satellite SymposiumProgram.84ISTM Committee and Group Meetings. 85Related Society Meetings. 86Exhibition. 87Exhibition Schedule.87Exhibitor List.88Exhibition Floor Plan.89Exhibitor Information.902
Welcome to the CISTM13 at the MaastrichtExhibition and Conference Centre in Maastricht,The Netherlands!From the ISTM President and CISTM13Local Organizing Committee ChairOn behalf of the International Society ofTravel Medicine and the Local OrganizingCommittee, we are pleased to welcomeFiona GenasiGerard JB Sonderyou to Maastricht, The Netherlands for the13th Conference of the International Society of Travel Medicine (CISTM13). Wehope you will enjoy visiting Maastricht, a wonderful place to spend time exploringits magnificent buildings, lovely cathedrals and spectacularly cobblestoned towncentre. The city is well known for its fine cuisine, excellent shops and multiculturalatmosphere. Maastricht is also very compact, and so everything is walkingdistance, or why not hire a bicycle to get around!ISTM has now grown to 3,000 members in 90 countries and is the largestorganization of professionals dedicated to the advancement of the specialty oftravel medicine. Our CISTMs are really outstanding opportunities that occur onlyevery 2 years and allow travel medicine practitioners from around the world tocome together to share experiences, enjoy a collegial environment, and do a bit oftravelling themselves.We wish to take this opportunity to thank all of the participating presenters, chairs,Scientific Program Committee and Local Organising Committee members, whosehard work has produced a truly thought-provoking and dynamic programme.These conferences are now established as the leading venue for the practice andscience of the discipline of travel medicine, and this is reflected in the outstandingcaliber of international experts in the field who will be sharing their knowledge andexperience with us over the next few days. From comprehensive review of the basic3
foundations of travel medicine, through to original scientific research and newinformation on disease outbreaks and emerging global health issues, there shouldbe something to benefit all attendees.We also hope this conference will provide an opportunity for you to become moreinvolved in the ISTM. One way of doing this is for members to attend the ISTMMembership Assembly on Wednesday, 22 May at 17.15, followed by a cocktailreception. During the Assembly you will hear more about the ISTM activities andmeet the newly elected ISTM Executive Board. New ISTM members are particularlywelcome to attend this session.Also during the conference, look out for the scheduled membership meetingshosted by each of the ISTM Interest and Professional Groups. Whilst of particularinterest to members of these groups, delegates wishing to attend in order to becomemore actively involved are also very welcome.ISTM leaders can be identified by ribbons on their delegate badges and will bedelighted to answer any questions you have regarding the society and activities ofthe ISTM. In addition, we encourage you to visit the ISTM booth in the exhibitionhall to find out about benefits of membership, society activities, resources, literatureand upcoming meetings.We also wish to thank the sponsors and exhibitors who are participating in theCISTM. Please be sure to take the time to visit their stands in the exhibition. Theywill be available during the breaks in the scientific program from Monday throughWednesday.We are certain Maastricht will provide the perfect setting for the kind of friendlyand intimate ISTM meeting we all love, and are delighted that you are here to shareit with us.&Cheers,Fiona Genasi, United KingdomISTM President4Gerard JB Sonder, The NetherlandsCISTM13 Local Organizing Committee Chair
Mary E. WilsonChristina GreenawayLeo G. VisserBlaise GentonFrom the Chairs of the CISTM13 Scientific Program CommitteeDear Colleagues,On behalf of the Scientific Program Committee (SPC), we would like to welcomeyou to the CISTM13 where you will be treated to a stimulating scientific programand can enjoy the many activities and rich history that this wonderful city ofMaastricht has to offer. The ISTM has chosen a conveniently located state-of-the-artfacility for the conference and has assembled an exciting array of extra-curricularactivities. We are fortunate to have confirmed many outstanding and experiencedspeakers from Europe and around the world who will provide you with the mostimportant and current material in the discipline of travel medicine. The SPC beganplanning CISTM13 immediately after the meeting wrapped up in Boston. We metfor the first time in early 2012 in Maastricht to begin working on the scientificprogram. We have tried to develop a program that will be exciting and stimulatingfor all members of our Society with presentations that will cover the latest cuttingedge information in travel medicine as well as topics and clinical challenges thattravel medicine practitioners encounter in day-to-day practice.To develop this program we have carefully considered the feedback from ISTMmembers from the past CISTM meetings and the suggestions for the differentCISTM13 sessions, and have worked to create a rich, diverse program that will bedelivered by leading experts in the field. The response to our invitations to presentat the conference has been extremely positive.In a second meeting in Guatemala in February 2013, we had to choose from amongsta record number (over 260) of original abstract submissions the ones that would bepresented as oral communications. We would like to acknowledge the hard work5
of participants who submitted well-designed and creative original content. Thehigh number and quality of the abstracts submitted, each of which was carefullyread and assessed by six members of the Scientific Program Committee, resulted inadding another free communication session to the program to accommodate theexcellent work. Most of the other abstracts will be presented as posters during theconference, thus providing a wide range of innovative work from around the globe.We thank our colleagues on the SPC who contributed excellent ideas and submittedproposals for sessions and then spent many hours working closely with us toevaluate the submitted abstracts in a transparent manner. Their input contributedto the breadth and richness of the topics and content of the plenaries, symposiaand workshops chosen. We extend a special thanks to all members of the Societywho contributed suggestions for the different sessions. We have tried to balancethe selection of topics for this conference, emphasizing new ideas while providingample coverage of general topics that – we are sure – you would like to hear thelatest news about.The membership provides inspiration for the work of the SPC. Your contributionsand thoughts enrich the Society. CISTM13 provides an opportunity for travelmedicine providers to reconnect with longtime colleagues, make new contacts,exchange ideas, discuss controversial topics and, not the least, to enjoy these daysand have fun. We look forward to an exciting and thought-provoking conferenceas we strive to improve the practice of Travel Medicine and expand and solidify itsscientific base. Welcome to Maastricht!Cheers,Mary E. Wilson, United States of America Leo G. Visser, The NetherlandsCISTM13 SPC ChairCISTM13 SPC Co-Chair&Blaise Genton, Switzerland Christina Greenaway, CanadaCISTM13 SPC Associate ChairCISTM13 SPC Associate Chair6
OrganisationThe ISTM greatly appreciates the contributions of time and expertise provided by thefollowing people to the 13th Conference of the International Society of Travel Medicine.CISTM13 Scientific Program CommitteeChair:Co-Chair:Associate Chairs:Members:Mary E. Wilson, Washington, DC, United StatesLeo G. Visser, Leiden, The NetherlandsBlaise Genton, Lausanne, SwitzerlandChristina Greenaway, Montreal, Quebec, CanadaElizabeth D. Barnett, Boston, MA, United StatesMichele Barry, Stanford, CA, United StatesJohn Bosch, Terneuzen, The NetherlandsJohn Christenson, Indianapolis, IN, United StatesValérie D’Acremont, Basel, SwitzerlandCarolyn Driver, Cheshire, England, United KingdomLarry Goodyer, Leicester, England, United KingdomMartin P. Grobusch, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsEyal Leshem, Ramat Gan, IsraelMichael Libman, Montreal, Quebec, CanadaPoh Lian Lim, SingaporeAnne McCarthy, Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaMarc Mendelson, Cape Town, South AfricaPhilippe Parola, Marseille, FranceWatcharapong Piyaphanee, Bangkok, ThailandEdward T. Ryan, Boston, MA, United StatesNohoko Sato, Tokyo, JapanMarc Shaw, Auckland, New ZealandHeli Siikamaki, Helsinski, FinlandHilary Simons, Liverpool, England, United KingdomWilliam Stauffer, St. Paul, MN, United StatesPerry J.J. van Genderen, Rotterdam, The NetherlandsCISTM13 Local Organizing CommitteeChair:Members:Gerard JB Sonder, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsPeter de Beer, Maastricht, The NetherlandsJohn Bosch, Terneuzen, The NetherlandsSteven Callens, Gent, BelgiumPerry van Genderen, Rotterdam, The NetherlandsAlfons Van Gompel, Antwerpen, BelgiumChristian Hoebe, Maastricht, The NetherlandsMichiel Laaper, Sittard, The NetherlandsYves Van Laethem, Brussels, BelgiumPhilippe Leonard, Luik, BelgiumPieter van Thiel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands7
CISTM13 Oversight CommitteeChair:Fiona Genasi, United KingdomDavid O. Freedman, United States of AmericaAlan J. Magill, United States of AmericaGerard JB Sonder, The NetherlandsFrank von Sonnenburg, GermanyDiane L. Nickolson, United States of AmericaISTM Executive selors:Secretary/Treasurer:Executive Director:Fiona Genasi, United KingdomDavid R. Shlim, United States of AmericaAlan J. Magill, United States of AmericaFrancesco Castelli, ItalyLin H. Chen, United States of AmericaKarin Leder, AustraliaAnnelies Wilder-Smith, SingaporeDavid O. Freedman, United States of AmericaDiane L. Nickolson, United States of AmericaISTM Executive Board from left to right.Back row: Annelies Wilder-Smith, Alan Magill, David Shlim, David FreedmanFront row: Karin Leder, Diane Nickolson, Fiona Genasi, Lin Chen,Francesco Castelli8
The International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM) is committedto the promotion of healthy and safe travel. In cooperation with health care providers,academic centers, the travel industry and the media, ISTM advocates and facilitateseducation, service, and research activities in the field of travel medicine. This includes:preventive and curative medicine within many specialties such as tropical medicine,infectious diseases, high altitude physiology, travel related obstetrics, psychiatry,occupational health, military and migration medicine, and environmental health.ISTM’s specific goals are to: promote travel health develop guidelines for travel medicine practice educate health care professionals, public health professionals, and the travel industry provide a scientific focus for travel medicine stimulate the professional advancement of travel medicine practice promote distribution of rapid information exchange related to travel medicine issues facilitate international contacts between practitioners of travel medicine promote development and evaluation of safe, effective, preventive and curativeinterventionsI foster research in travel medicine, including the promotion of internationalcollaborative studiesSInternational Society of Travel MedicineEstablished 1991TMPromoting healthy travel worldwideISTM SecretariatTelephone: 1-404-373-8282 Telefax: 1-404-373-8283Email: ISTM@ISTM.org Web: www.ISTM.org Skype: ISTM.office9
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The International Society of Travel Medicinewould like to thank our supporters:Silver LevelSponsorExhibitorsBimuno Centers for Disease Control & PreventionCrucellGlaxoSmithKline Vaccines registered as GlaxoSmithKline BiologicalsinFact UK LtdInternational SOSNECTMNovartis Vaccines & Diagnostics, Inc.Oxford University PressRoyal College of Physicians and Surgeons of GlasgowSanofi Pasteur MSDShoreland, Inc.Sigma-Tau S.p.A.Sitata Inc.South African Society of Travel Medicine (SASTM)tropimed 11
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Descriptions of Scientific Program SessionsPlenary LecturesThe daily plenaries during the meeting are meant to highlight areas at the forefront of travel medicine. In general these are internationally prominent invitedspeakers with expertise allied to travel medicine who delegates would like to hear,but who would not otherwise attend a travel medicine meeting. Each speaker isallotted 30 minutes; there is no discussion period during plenary sessions. Thereare no concurrent sessions running during plenaries.Symposium LecturesEach symposium is meant to highlight areas at the forefront of daily travel medicine practice. The topics are more focused than the plenaries and in many caseswill appeal most to subsets of delegates with special interests. Each speaker isallotted 25 minutes for their presentation with 5 minutes for questions. Symposiaare held concurrently with other sessions.Workshop SessionsEach workshop session is designed to promote dialogue between 2 experts on atopic in the field of travel medicine and individuals in practice who have experiences to share and questions to ask. While designed to be intimate and interactive,experience indicates that workshop audiences will vary. Practical informationthat will give participants insight into the most current strategies for prevention,self-treatment, and diagnosis is emphasized. Workshop chairs will have developeda set of clinical scenarios or case histories designed to stimulate discussion/learning. Some workshops are designated as ABC, indicating an introductory level ofcontent, and some as Destination which focus on a particular geographic area. Allworkshop sessions are concurrent with other sessions.DebateThe debate during the meeting is meant to highlight a controversial area at theforefront of travel medicine. This format will feature 2 highly experienced ISTMmembers who will debate specific issues under the broad topic. There will beopening and closing statements by each of the debaters, and time will be madeavailable for questions from the audience to the debaters. This session will be heldconcurrently with other sessions.13
Free Communications Oral SessionsEach free communication session will consist of presentations of the latest originalresearch, case studies, or experiences of travel medicine peers. Each presentationwill be 10-minutes in length with 5 minutes for questions and discussion. Thesesessions are concurrent with other sessions.PostersPosters are presented on the latest original research, case studies or experiencesof travel medicine practitioners. Posters must be displayed on Monday, 20 May by10.00, and will be available for viewing from Monday, 20 May 2013 at 10.30 untilWednesday, 22 May 2013 in the Exhibit Hall. Authors will be in attendance onWednesday, 22 May 2013 from 16.15 to 17.15.Poster ToursOn Tuesday, 21 May 2013 during the morning and afternoon breaks, invitedexperts in travel medicine will lead groups to view posters and discuss selectedtopics. The poster tours are listed in the program schedules, and all delegates areinvited to participate. To join a poster tour, simply go to the Exhibition at the starttimes indicated in the schedule. There will be signage placed near the entranceand Conference staff will make certain you find your selected tour leader.Meet-the-History LecturesIn the early morning, the always popular Meet-the-History sessions describe historical and cultural background information on the local area that is of particularinterest to travel medicine professionals.Case of the DayIn an early morning session, an expert in travel medicine will present cases thatare both interesting and informative to attending delegates. The cases will raiseissues of diagnosis and therapy that will stimulate discussion and participation bythose attending.Meet the ProfessorIn these early morning sessions, travel medicine experts will meet with attendeesto discuss professional development and career planning.14
Important InformationAdmittance BadgesParticipants are required to wear their name badges while in attendance. Badgeswill be checked at the entrance of the exhibition and the scientific programmeeting rooms. If you have misplaced your badge, registration staff will assist youin securing a replacement. Full Delegate Badge: All activities throughout the ConferenceOne Day Badge: All activities on the specified dayAccompanying Person Badge: Welcome Reception and ExhibitionPersons not wearing a badge will be denied admission.PhotographsTaking pictures of presenters and slides of the presentations is strictly prohibited.Only the ISTM contracted photographer may take photographs in the scientificprogram meeting rooms.Speaker AbstractsAbstracts from invited speakers, free communication and poster presenters canbe found on the ISTM website at www.ISTM.org for all delegates to review anddownload. Once on the website click on the CISTM13 picture on the home pageto access the full CISTM13 website. The link to the abstracts can be found in thenavigation column on the left side of this page.Wi-Fi Access at the Maastricht Exhibition and Conference Centre(MECC)ISTM is delighted to be providing Wi-Fi access in the MECC free to all CISTM13delegates. To log in, use ‘CISTM13’ as both your username and password whenprompted.LiabilityThe 13th Conference of the International Society of Travel Medicine in no eventshall be liable for acts or defaults in the event of injury, damage, loss, accident,delay or irregularity of any kind whatsoever during arrangements organizedthrough contractors or the employees of such contractors in performing services.The organizers reserve the right to make changes, where deemed necessary,without prior notice to parties concerned.15
Evaluation FormYou will find an evaluation form in your conference bag. Please take a few minutes toevaluate the sessions you attend. The form can be returned to the Registration Desk.Continuing Medical Education (CME) CreditsThe ‘13th Conference of the International Society of Travel Medicine’ is designated for a maximum of (or ‘for up to’) 20 hours of European external CME credits.Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists andthe American Medical Association, physicians may convert EACCME creditsto an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . Information on theprocess to convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by theUEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Programof The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.EACCME creditsEach medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity. The EACCME credit system is based on 1ECMEC per hour with a maximum of 3 ECMECs for half a day and 6 ECMECsfor a full-day event.Continuing Education Credits for NursesThe Dutch Accreditation Committee grants as standard 3 accreditation points perday of attendance at CISTM13. For nurses who attend the conference on TuesdayMay 21, 3 extra accreditation points will be requested to make a total of 6 points.Accreditation for the CISTM13 is currently being sought from the AmericanAssociation of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). This program is pending AANPapproval at the time of printing these materials.Accreditation CertificatesIf your registration included CME or CE accreditation you should have receivedthese materials with your registration. Please check with the registration staff ifyou have any questions.16
Faculty DisclosuresJesse AlvesAntoine Andremont 1Helena Hervius Askling 2Satchit BalsariElizabeth D. Barnett 3Buddha BasnyatQuique Bassat 4Trish Batchelor 5Irmgard BauerRon H. Behrens 6Johannes BlumAndrea K. BoggildSarah BorweinJohn BoschEmmanuel BottieauBenjamin BrennerGerd Burchard 7Corrie C. BrownI. Dale CarrollFrancesco CastelliEric Caumes 8Martin CetronLin H. Chen 9Jane Chiodini 10Joannes ClerinxKerryann CopeRoel CoutinhoValérie D’AcremontV.A.S.H. DalmPhilippe GautretMark GershmanJeff Goad 11Larry Goodyer 12Martin P. GrobuschStefan HagmannSheila C. K. HallDavid Hamer 13Randi Hammer BogeStephen W. HargartenChristoph Hatz 14Karl M. Hess 15David L. HeymannDavid R. HillLi Yang Hsu 16Nancy Piper JenksEmily S. JentesMichael E. Jones 17Susan R. KahnKevin KainJay KeystoneSusan KuhnTed LankesterKarin Leder 18Peter A. Leggat 19Eyal LeshemClaudine LeutholdMichael Libman 20Poh Lian LimAlan J. MagillAlberto MatteelliAnne McCarthyBrian McCloskeyMarc MendelsonDeborah Mills 21Margot MütschAbdisalan Mohamed NoorCecilia Perret 22Watcharapong PiyaphaneePeter M. RabinowitzJan Hindrik RavselootJulie RichardsGail RosselotRobert SackPatricia Schlagenhauf 23Brian S. SchwartzEli SchwartzKevin SchwartzmanMary-Louise ScullyMarc ShawDavid R. ShlimHilary SimonsGerard JB SonderDarius SoonawalaMike StarrRobert SteffenPerry van Genderen 24Lisette van LieshoutChristopher Van TilburgTimothy WalshBrian Ward 25Jim WaterhouseAnnelies Wilder-SmithCaroline S. ZeindIrina V. Zhdanova 26The footnoted Speakers have indicated that they have relationships with the entries listedbelow which, in the context of their presentations(s), could be perceived as a potential conflictof interest (e.g., direct research funding from a commercial organization, etc.).1. Da Volterra Company – Honorarium; Genewave – collaboration with French NationalAgency for Innovation2. Abbott – Honorarium for vaccine biologics;Intercell – investigator JE Vaccine; SanofiPasteur MSD- investigator pediatric MMR3. Intercell – research funding; Cerexa – researchfunding, travel; Novartis – honorarium4. Novartis – travel; Sigma Tau – travel andhonorarium5. GlaxoSmithKline – honorarium, speakermalaria17
6. Sigma Tau, Norgine – honorarium; Intercell– research funding7. Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, Sigma Tau –honorarium8. BMS, Baxter, Gallen – honorarium9. Xcellerex Inc – research; Thompson MediaLLC – honorarium; Shoreland Inc – editorfor Malaria10. GlaxoSmithKline Travel Health, Norgine,Sigma Tau – honorarium; Sanofi PasteurMSD, Crucell Ltd – speaker fee travel health11. Merck Vaccine, Intercell –honorarium; Merck, Intercell – speaker’s bureau for vaccines12. Director Nomad Travel Store and Clinics;GlaxoSmithKline, Norgine, Sigma Tau –consultant13. iJet – consultant14. GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis – honorarium15. Merck – vaccines speaker, speaker’s bureaufor vaccines16. Merck Sharpe & Dohme, Pfizer, Janessen& Cilag – honorarium research funding;Shoreland – honorarium17. Merck Sharp & Dohme, GlaxoSmithKline, Gilead- Conference registration;GlaxoSmithKline – lecture18. GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi – travel support;GlaxoSmithKline – research support19. CSL, Sanofi Pasteur – travel support;GlaxoSmithKline - honorarium20. Sanofi – honorarium21. Sanofi, GlaxoSmithKline, CSL – sponsorshipof travel medicine, Alliance Group – 30Australia, travel medicine clinics22. Sanofi Pasteur – honorarium, registrationfee and plane fare for congress23. F. Hoffmann-La Roche – honoraria, grants,consultancy fees; GlaxoSmithKline – honoraria, grants; Sigma Tau – honoraria24. GlaxoSmithKline – honorarium25. Medicago Inc – consultant, stock options26. Pfizer, Inc – research grantISTM Charity Donations ProgramThank you to those who have already donated to this program. It is not too late toparticipate in this opportunity to enhance your ability to assist the less fortunatethroughout the world. For that purpose, the ISTM intends to equally match theamount donated by CISTM13 delegates to any of the charitable organizations listed below, up to an aggregate maximum ISTM contribution (for all the charities)of USD 15,000 (approximately 11,500 Euro). The eligible organizations, whichfocus on helping people in poorer communities in specified regions of the world,were selected based on recommendations by ISTM members. ISTM believes thateach serves worthy goals, but has not conducted any detailed investigation of theiroperations, and is not specifically recommending or endorsing any of these organizations. You can learn about each of these organizations by visiting its website(also listed below), or making such other inquiry as you believe appropriate. Theeligible organizations are:Australian Himalayan Foundation, based in Australia serving Nepalwww.australianhimalayanfoundation.org.auChad Relief Foundation, based in the United States of America serving Chadwww.chadrelief.org18
Mae Tao Clinic, partner with Community Partners International in the UnitedStates of America based in Burma, serving Burmawww.maetaoclinic.orgNeary Khmer, based in Cambodia serving Cambodiawww.nearykhmer.orgVine Trust, based in Scotland serving Peru and Tanzaniawww.vinetrust.org/homeISTM makes no representations as to deductibility or other legal or tax consequences of any CISTM13 registrant’s contributions to these organizations, sincesuch matters are determined by the laws of both the recipient’s location and thedonor’s place of tax residency, as well as the donor’s personal tax and financialcircumstances. Each potential donor is advised to consult with his or her financialand tax advisers to determine the consequences to him or her of such a donation.Speaker Ready RoomThe Speaker Ready Room is located at the MECC in The Madrid Room, Level 0,Room 0.6. The Speaker Ready Room hours are:Sunday, 19 May 2013: 08.00-17.00Wednesday, 22 May 2013: 07.00-16.00Monday, 20 May 2013: 07.00-17.00Thursday, 23 May 2013: 07.00-11.00Tuesday, 21 May 2013: 07.00-17.00Speakers can bring files on CD-Rom or a Memory Stick for uploading into theonsite audiovisual equipment. We ask that all speakers bring their presentations tothe speaker ready room the day before their scheduled session, but no later thantwo hours prior to their scheduled session.Welcome ReceptionThe Welcome Reception will take place immediately following the Opening Cerem
President: Fiona Genasi, United Kingdom President-Elect: David R. Shlim, United States of America Past-President: Alan J. Magill, United States of America Counselors: Francesco Castelli, Italy Lin H. Chen, United States of America Karin Leder, Australia Annelies Wilder-Smith, Singapore Secretary/Treasurer: David O. Freedman, United States of .
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