AIDS in the Twenty-First Century: Disease and Globalization

2002-06-06article729 citationsclosed

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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions International Development and Aid

Abstract

Introduction: Disease, Change, Consciousness and Denial The Disease and its Epidemiology Susceptibility: Epidemic Roots Susceptibility: Cases Why Africa? Vulnerability and Impact Introduction to Impact Impact: Individuals, Households and Communities Dependants: Orphans and the Elderly Subsistence Agriculture and Rural Livelihoods HIV/AIDS and 'For Profit' Enterprise Aids, Development and Economic Growth Government and Governance Responses

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