Social and behavioural patterns contribute more to the spread (or to the prevention) of an epidemic than the availability of medical treatment. Currently no cure or vaccine for HIV/AIDS is available and access to affordable antiretrovirals is still not available to the wider public. Thus, social and behavioural interventions become a key option to prevent and control the further spread of HIV/AIDS. By understanding the role that various psychosocial, cultural and religious factors play in the transmission of HIV infection in communities, possible strategies and options for prevention programmes can be developed. Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS and Health, Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), South Africa, has established a Social Aspects of H...
Advances in science have ushered in a wave of new potential curative and control strategies for HIV ...
Over 5 million people continue to be newly infected with HIV every year, despite advances in underst...
In Afrika suedlich der Sahara besteht ein nahezu universales Bewusstsein ueber die AIDS-Sterblichkei...
Today's fight against HIV/AIDS faces new challenges related to social development and a modified lan...
Our practical experience of anthropology in the field of HIV/AIDS and many researchers’ commitment i...
We conducted a study of AIDS/STI prevention-related events based on a network of sentinel observers ...
Despite sensitising and prevention messages, women still remain concerned about AIDS in developing c...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
Increasing evidence suggests that early antiretroviral treatment (ART) of HIV-infected people is ben...
This doctoral thesis seeks to explore the socio-political economy of antiretroviral treatment (ART) ...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
The HIV and AIDS epidemic is nearly 40 years old since the HIV was first discovered in the United St...
The behavioural factors that are driving HIV/AIDS remain largely elusive despite vast number of quan...
Birth Social treatment in AIDS context. Case studies in India In today’s India, most women in rura...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
Advances in science have ushered in a wave of new potential curative and control strategies for HIV ...
Over 5 million people continue to be newly infected with HIV every year, despite advances in underst...
In Afrika suedlich der Sahara besteht ein nahezu universales Bewusstsein ueber die AIDS-Sterblichkei...
Today's fight against HIV/AIDS faces new challenges related to social development and a modified lan...
Our practical experience of anthropology in the field of HIV/AIDS and many researchers’ commitment i...
We conducted a study of AIDS/STI prevention-related events based on a network of sentinel observers ...
Despite sensitising and prevention messages, women still remain concerned about AIDS in developing c...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
Increasing evidence suggests that early antiretroviral treatment (ART) of HIV-infected people is ben...
This doctoral thesis seeks to explore the socio-political economy of antiretroviral treatment (ART) ...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
The HIV and AIDS epidemic is nearly 40 years old since the HIV was first discovered in the United St...
The behavioural factors that are driving HIV/AIDS remain largely elusive despite vast number of quan...
Birth Social treatment in AIDS context. Case studies in India In today’s India, most women in rura...
Although most African people have heard of HIV and AIDS, there is still widespread misunderstanding ...
Advances in science have ushered in a wave of new potential curative and control strategies for HIV ...
Over 5 million people continue to be newly infected with HIV every year, despite advances in underst...
In Afrika suedlich der Sahara besteht ein nahezu universales Bewusstsein ueber die AIDS-Sterblichkei...