Activité physique et sportive des PVVIH : de l’intérêt de la pratique à l’accès à la pratique (revue de littérature)

Sylvain Ferez · Athanasios Sakis Pappous · Sébastien Ruffié

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Sports and Physical Education Studies Physical Education and Sports Studies HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions

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The scientific literature about AIDS and physical exercise has been traditionally dominated by biomedical approaches. The first studies which\nwere published in the beginning of the nineties focused mainly on the transmission risks of the virus during sports. Later studies were concerned with the\nphysiological logics of the exercise on HIV-positive persons. Since the end of the nineties the therapeutic progress contributed to envisage sport as a\nway to mediate the side effects of medical treatments. However the present review highlights a serious gap in the literature on Sport and HIV using a\nsociological point of view. The authors of this article argue that the time has come to consider sociological data linked to the experiences of HIV/AIDS\nin order to understand the difficulties and barriers that seropositive persons have to face when participating in sport.

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