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Confirmed Speakers
•Keynote Speakers
Frances Stillman
(United States)
Ron Borland
(Australia)
•Panel Speakers
Harry Lando
(United States)
Bungon Ritthiphakdee
(Thailand)
Prakash Gupta
(India)
Geoffrey Fong
(Canada)
Shoba John (India)
Samarn Futrakul
(Thailand)
Anthony J. Hedley
(Hong Kong)
Chai Kritiyapichatkul
(Thailand)
Mark Travers
(United States)
Thomas Glynn
(United States)
Somkiat Wattanasirichaigoon
(Thailand)
Yumiko Mochizuki
(Japan)
Scott Leischow
(United States)
Chanchai Sitthipan
(Thailand)
Doreen McIntyre
(United Kingdom)
Hana Ross (United
States)
Sarah McGhee
(Hong Kong)
Isra Sarntisart
(Thailand)
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Keynote
 Dr.
Frances Stillman is an Associate Professor at the Institute
for Global Tobacco Control, the Bloomberg School of Public Health,
Johns Hopkins University, USA. She has worked extensively in
Asia on research including through the Evidence Translation
and Dissemination Center for Secondhand Smoke, the Global Tobacco
Research Network, and the Reduce Smoking in Vietnam Partnership.
She has published many papers on building research skills and
infrastructure.
 Dr.
Ron Borland is the Nigel Gray Distinguished Fellow in Cancer
Prevention at the VicHealth Centre for Tobacco Control in Australia.
He has authored or co-authored over 150 papers on a wide range
of tobacco control topics from cessation to international tobacco
control policy. He is the principal investigator of the International
Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project in South East Asia.
He is a primary contributor to the 2008, International Agency
for Research on Cancer (IARC) Handbook on Tobacco Control Policy
Evaluation.
Speakers Title for SRNT-Bangkok 2008
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Date/Time
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Session
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Topic
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Speaker
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Title
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29 Oct.
13:00-13:45
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Keynote 1
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Infrastructure Development for Tobacco
Control
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Frances Stillman, USA
fstillma@jhsph.edu
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Building the Capacity and Infrastructure for Successful
Tobacco Control
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29 Oct.
13:45-14:30
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Keynote 2
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Research for Policy Change
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Ron Borland, Australia Ron.Borland@cancervic.org.au
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Research for Policy Change
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29 Oct.
14:45-15:45
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Panel 1
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Research Cooperation
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1.Harry Lando, USA
lando001@umn.edu
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Global Research Initiatives:
Making Research Inclusive
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2.Prakash Gupta, India
pcgupta@gmail.com
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Lessons Learned through Confronting
Diverse Tobacco Research Needs in India
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3.Bungon Ritthiphakdee, Thailand
bungon@csloxinfo.com
seatca@truemail.co.th
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SEATCA: Benefits from Regional
Research Cooperation
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Panel 2
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Packaging and Labeling
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1.Geoffrey Fong, Canada
gfong@watarts.uwaterloo.ca
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Methods in Research on Labeling
Depend on the Question You Want to Answer: Examples
from the ITC Project
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2.Shoba Johns, India
sjohn@healthbridge.in
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The Politics of Pictorial
Warnings
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3.Prakit Vathesatogkit
prakit@ashthailand.or.th
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Lessons Learned in Developing
Health Warnings for Thailand
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Panel 3
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SF Environment
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1.A.J. Hedley, Hong Kong
hrmrajh@hkucc.hku.hk
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The Impact of Vested Interests
and Weak Legislation on the Cardiopulmonary Health
of Catering Workers in Hong Kong
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2.Chai Kritiyapichatkul,
Thailand
chai@searo.who.int
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Towards 100% Smokefree Environment
Thailand:What and How
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3.Mark Travers, USA
Mark.Travers@RoswellPark.org
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What Providing Evidence of
Secondhand Smoke Exposure Has Done to Establish
Smoke-free Environments
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Panel 4
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Education, Communication, Denormalization
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1.Thomas Glynn,
tglynn1@cancer.org
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Tobacco-Caused Harm:What
Smokers Know and What They Need to Know
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2.Somkiat Wattanasirichaigoon,
Thailand
somkiatw2@hotmail.com
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Moving Health Professionals
to Provide Clear Messages Against Tobacco for
Patients and Their Communities in Thailand
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3.Yumiko Mochizuki-Kobayashi
mochizukiy@who.int
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How the Tobacco Free Initiative
Has Forwarded the Denormalization of Tobacco Use
and Tobacco Industry Practices
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30 Oct.
10:45-12:00
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Panel 5
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Cessation
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1.Hana Ross
Hana.Ross@cancer.org
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Tobacco Tax Policy in South
East Asia
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2.Isra Sarntisart
sisra@chula.ac.th
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The Share of the Cigarette
Retail Price That Is Tax: Is It Important for
Tobacco Control
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3.Sarah M. McGhee
smmcghee@hkucc.h\ku.hk
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Tobacco Control Is Cost Efficient
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31 Oct.
13:00-14:30
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Panel 6
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Tax / Economics
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Hana Ross
Hana.Ross@cancer.org
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Tobacco Tax Policy in South
East Asia
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Isra Sarntisart
sisra@chula.ac.th
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The Share of the Cigarette
Retail Price That Is Tax: Is It Important for
Tobacco Control
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Sarah M. McGhee
smmcghee@hkucc.h\ku.hk
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Tobacco Control Is Cost Efficient
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WORKSHOPS
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Date/Time
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Session
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Topic
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Contact Person
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28 Oct. , All Day and 29 Oct 9:00-
12:00
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WS I
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IARC Policy Evaluation Handbook
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Ron Borland, Australia Ron.Borland@cancervic.org.au
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Doreen McIntyre, UK
Doreen.mcintyre@ingcat.org
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28 Oct. , All Day
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WS III
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Global Dialogue for Effective Stop
Smoking
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Karen Gutierrez
karen.gutierrez@comcast.net
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29 Oct. , 9:00- 12:00
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WS IV
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SEATCA: Tobacco Industry Surveillance
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Bungon Ritthiphakdee, Thailand bungon@csloxinfo.com
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29 Oct. , 9:00- 12:00
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WS V
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Roswell Park Cancer Center Indoor
Air Monitoring
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Mark Travers,USA Mark.Travers@RoswellPark.org
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29 Oct. , 9:00- 12:00
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WS VI
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China Seven City Symposium
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Paula Palmer, USA
ppalmer@usc.edu
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