The HIV/AIDS epidemic that spread in Henan Province (and beyond) in the 1990s through unsafe blood collection represented – in many ways – a watershed for Chinese society in its interaction with the state. While official attitudes did not change perceptibly before the SARS outbreak of 2003, and remained reticent even after that (no senior official in Henan has been held to account; two of the provincial secretaries concerned, Li Changchun and Li Keqiang, hold Politburo standing committee posi..
Unsurprisingly, the Chinese government levied a “three nos” ban—no sales, no distribution, and no pr...
Over the past two decades, several factors have amplified the risk for epidemic diseases to spread b...
China’s first HIV infection was officially reported in 1985 and by the end of 1996, there may have b...
The HIV/AIDS epidemic that spread in Henan Province (and beyond) in the 1990s through unsafe blood c...
For several years now, at a time when Henan remains one of the areas of China most heavily affected ...
The year 2004 marked a decisive turning point in the Chinese authorities’ response to the risk of an...
[Extract] With a population over 92 million, Henan is the most populous province in the People's Rep...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.The ways in which HIV has been...
International audienceFollowing a brief introduction on the current AIDS situation in China, three d...
China, which has the second largest HIV/AIDS affected population in Asia, is in the forefront of the...
This thesis documents the development of the Chinese government’s response to HIV/AIDS in the c...
Background China has experienced unprecedented economic growth since the 1980s. Despite this impress...
UNAIDS estimates more than one million people have contracted the HIV virus through unsanitary proce...
Abstract: China’s public health surveillance system for HIV was established in late 1980s and has ev...
Abstract Background China has experienced unprecedented economic growth since the 1980s. Despite thi...
Unsurprisingly, the Chinese government levied a “three nos” ban—no sales, no distribution, and no pr...
Over the past two decades, several factors have amplified the risk for epidemic diseases to spread b...
China’s first HIV infection was officially reported in 1985 and by the end of 1996, there may have b...
The HIV/AIDS epidemic that spread in Henan Province (and beyond) in the 1990s through unsafe blood c...
For several years now, at a time when Henan remains one of the areas of China most heavily affected ...
The year 2004 marked a decisive turning point in the Chinese authorities’ response to the risk of an...
[Extract] With a population over 92 million, Henan is the most populous province in the People's Rep...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.The ways in which HIV has been...
International audienceFollowing a brief introduction on the current AIDS situation in China, three d...
China, which has the second largest HIV/AIDS affected population in Asia, is in the forefront of the...
This thesis documents the development of the Chinese government’s response to HIV/AIDS in the c...
Background China has experienced unprecedented economic growth since the 1980s. Despite this impress...
UNAIDS estimates more than one million people have contracted the HIV virus through unsanitary proce...
Abstract: China’s public health surveillance system for HIV was established in late 1980s and has ev...
Abstract Background China has experienced unprecedented economic growth since the 1980s. Despite thi...
Unsurprisingly, the Chinese government levied a “three nos” ban—no sales, no distribution, and no pr...
Over the past two decades, several factors have amplified the risk for epidemic diseases to spread b...
China’s first HIV infection was officially reported in 1985 and by the end of 1996, there may have b...