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An enormous amount of intellectual energy has gone into the global response to HIV & AIDS over the past 30 years. The results have been visible in local, national, and international spheres at...
Migration and HIV & AIDS are crucial social issues facing today’s changing world.(2) Migration is recognised as a risk factor for the spread of HIV & AIDS,(3) and this is especially relevant to...
The Aids epidemic in Asia and the Pacific is at a crossroads, according to a new report from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). While the region has seen impressive...
Before antiretroviral therapy (ART) became available in the developing world, concerns were raised over the viability of these treatment programmes for sub-Saharan Africa. Weak states with...
Many studies find that men visit public health care facilities much less frequently than do women,(2,3) which has some significance for the poor uptake of men in voluntary counselling and testing...
This CAI paper discusses the need for HIV-positive women’s male partners to create a climate free of violence and stigmatisation and argues that such a climate will ultimately contribute...
HIV & AIDS related stigma still exists in many communities in the world. Stigma perpetuates discrimination and this is a key contributor to the spread of HIV & AIDS in the world today. Africa...
Médecins Sans Frontières reports that while four-million HIV-positive people are alive on antiretroviral therapy, there are worrying signs of waning international support to combat HIV/Aids, of...