American Indian Women, HIV/AIDS, and Health Disparity

Irene S. Vernon

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk

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Data are presented regarding the prevalence of HIV/AIDS among American Indian women. Health disparities found among American Indians are discussed and biological, economic, social, and behavioral risk factors associated with HIV are detailed. Recommendations are suggested to alleviate the spread of HIV among American Indian women and, in the process, to diminish a culture of treatment malpractice and a weakening of treatment ethics, racism, and genderism.

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