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C CONFERENCE PROGRAM .&E Sunday„July, 10 - Winnipeg Centennial Concert Halll Evening: Opening Ceremonies Monday;,July, 11 - Winnipeg Convention Centre Morning: Opening Presentations - Progress since the 4th World Conference on Smoking and Health; Sir George Godber, United Kingdom - Keynote Address; The Honourable Monique Begin„ Minister of Health and Welfare Canada - Keynote Address;,Dr. Halfdan Mahler, Director General, World Health Organiza- tion Main Plenary Addresses - The Harmful Health Consequences of, Smoking; Dr. Jesse Steinfeld„ United States of America - The Socio-economic Implications of Tobacco; Dr. Nigel Gray„Australia , _. Afternoon: MainiPlenary Addresses - Smoking and Women; Dr. Mary Jane Ashley, Canada - Smoking Among Children; Speaker to be announced' : = Smoking in Developing Countries; Dr. D. Femi-Pearse, Nigeria Tuesday, July 12 - Winnipeg Conventioni Centre Morning: Main Plenary Address - Legislation and Political Activity; Dr. Kjell Bjartveit, Norway Primary Sessions - Experience of Legislation Afternoon: Wednesday, July 13 Morning: Special Topic Sessions - Tobacco Growing in Developing Countries - Restrictive Policies and By-Laws - Smoking and'Insurance - Smoking Among Minority Groups Primary Sessions - Implementation of Legislation - Case for Legislation - Taxation and Insurance • Special Topic Session Primary Sessions - Use ofithe Mass Media - Passive Smoking - Long TermiTrends SpeciallTopic Sessions - Non-smoking Days - Public Information Programs; Mr. Michael Daube, United Kingdom - Effects of the Changing Cigarette - Winnipeg Convention Centre Main Plenary Address Afternoon: Primary Sessions - Countering the Opposition, - Mathematical Models - Tobacco Advertising and Promotion - Pharmacology and Toxicology Special Topic Sessions - Tobacco Promotion through Sports - Panel of Smoking and Health Editors - Use of the Print Media I

Thursday,,July, 14 - Winnipeg Convention Centre Morning: Main Plenary Address - Public Education Programs; Speaker to be announced "~ Primary Sessions - Smoking Prevention and Cessation Programs for Children. - Smoking Cessation - Effects on Pregnancy Special Topic Sessions - Smoking and Religion - Smoking and Feminism - Educat'ionalIntervention Afternoon: Primary Sessions - Public Education and'Women - The Role of Health Professionals SpecialiTopic Session - Smoking and Nurses Friday, July 15 - Winnipeg Convention Centre Morning: Main Plenary Address - The Role of International!Agencies (panel) Presentation of, reports from rapporteurs Reports from expert working groups on goals and objectives of the main themes of the Conference Presentations and final comments Afternoon: International Union Against Cancer Workshop The closing session on Friday morning promises to be very important, since at that time, the course will be set which will lead~up to the Sixth World Conference on Smoking and Health in 1987. Primary, and Special Topic Session Chairpersons will include: Dr. Hakan Hellberg (Finland), Dr. Michael Kunze (Austria), Mr. Lawrence Garfinkle (USA), Mr. Irving Rimer (USA), Dr. Keith Ball (UK), Dr. David Simpson (UK), Dr. Richard Frecker(Canada);,Dr. George Piper (Canada), Dr. Lars RamstrOm (Sweden), Dr. Paul Magnus (Australia), Dr. Allan Best (Canada), Dr. John Donovan (Australia), Dr. Bobbie Jacobson (UK.), Dr. Ellen Gritz (USA), Mr. David Hill (Australia), and others. Poster and Instant Topic (Mini•Conference) Sessions Poster Sessions will be scheduled prior to the Main Plenary Addresses and afternoon Primary Sessions on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Following the Monday and Wednesday afternoon sessions, there will be Instant Topic Conferences scheduled to enable delegates to speak for up to five minutes on any topic in the area of Smoking and Health. Preference will be given to participants not already on the Program. Films You are invited to bring smoking and health films (16 mm only) from your country for presentation and' discussion. Ensure that you register all films prior to departure for Canada to reduce customs problems upon your return. On arrival, you are requested to deposit your film„properly identified as to owner, with the audio/visual desk located in the Registration area of the Convention Centre. Due to time limitations„we cannot guarantee that all films will be shown. Films will be scheduled in the sequence in which they have been received. 2