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-+*Descriptive Transcript music // Title card reads Back to Basic Toronto, 2014. Connie Kim. How to communicate science to a lay audience. Connie Kim, PhD, sits in the OHTN studio, speaking directly into the camera. An on-screen graphic identifies her affiliation as University of Toronto. Slides are superimposed on the frame as Kim speaks. Unless

-+*Descriptive Transcript piano chords // The OHTN media logo drifts onto screen. On-screen text reads: In November, 2014 over 200 researchers, students, community members and service providers met in Toronto for Back to Basic, a conference focused on helping basic scientists and clinical researchers communicate their work to a wide range of audiences. From this

-+*Descriptive Transcript music // Title card reads Back to Basic Toronto, 2014. Polly Matzinger PhD. The Danger Model: Update to immune system theory. Polly Matzinger stands alone on the main stage at the Back to Basic conference. An on-screen graphic identifies her as Chief, T-Cell Tolerance and Memory Section Laboratory of Immunogenetics. As she speaks,

-+*Descriptive Transcript music // Title card reads Back to Basic Toronto, 2014. Darien Taylor. Back to Basic Interviews. Darien Taylor sits in a series of one-on-one interviews with conference attendees and presenters. The video quickly cuts between each interview set-up as she introduces her guests. Music continues to play in the background. Darien Taylor: Hi

-+*Features Focus on changing the course of the HIV prevention, engagement and care cascade, intervening at each stage of the cascade to help people maintain and improve their health Leadership role in supporting Ontario to achieve the 90-90-90 targets (UNAIDS targets) Opportunity to take a systems approach, integrating HIV services with other health and social

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