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    Wednesday 8, September Friday 10, September
    14:30–17:00Plenary Session8:30–10:00Oral Communications
    17:00–17:45Key Note Lecture1. Reproductive Health
    History of I.E.A.2. Violence
    Lester Breslow3. Methods II
    UCLA School of Public Health, Los Angeles, USA4. Infant Mortality
    17:45Opening Session10:00–11:00Coffee and Posters Session
    Thursday 9, September 11:00–13:00Oral Communications
    8:30–10:00Oral Communications1. Digestive Cancer
    1. Youth Health2. Communicable Diseases
    2. Cancer3. Cardiovascular I
    3. Social Inequalities4. Life Styles / Quality of Life
    4. Chronic Diseases I5. Neonatal Health5. Multiple Births in Europe
    13:00–14:30Lunch
    10:00–11:00Coffee and Posters Session14:30–16:00Thematic Sessions
    11:00–13:00Oral Communications16:00–16:30Posters Session
    1. Nutrition16:30–17:15Key Note Lecture
    2. Health ServicesEastern and Western Europe more than a decade after
    3. HIV/AIDSthe fall of communism: convergence or divergence?
    4. Mental HealthMartin Bobak
    5. Environmental StudiesUniversity College London, Dept. of Epidemiology and
    13:00–14:30LunchPublic Health, London, UK
    14:30–16:00Thematic Sessions17:15–17:45Coffee
    16:00–16:30Posters Session17:45–18:45Oral Communications
    16:30–17:15Key Note Lecture1. Child Health
    The analysis of recurrent events in2. Chronic Diseases III
    epidemiological studies.3. Allergy / Asthma
    Jos Twisk4. Miscellaneous
    Vrije Universiteit University Medical Center, Saturday 11, September
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands9:00–10:30Oral Communications
    17:15–17:45Coffee1. Perinatal Care
    17:45–18:45Oral Communications2. Occupational Health
    1. Chronic Diseases II3. Breast and Cervical Cancer
    2. Methods I4. Prematurity
    3. Clinical Epidemiology
 
 4. Injuries5. Cardiovascular II
    10:30–11:30Coffee and Posters Session
    11:30–12:45Key Note Lecture
    Cohort studies in HIV/AIDS: from etiology to
    Public Health.
    Alvaro Muñoz
    Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
    Public Health
    Baltimore, U.S.A.
    12:45–13:15Closing Session