HIV/AIDS in Latin America : The Challenges Ahead

HIV/AIDS in Latin America : The Challenges Ahead

Information on HIV/AIDS epidemics in Latin America is disperse and lacks comprehensiveness. Sound and timely policies can limit the current and future impact of the epidemics but good policies are built on a strong epidemiological base and accordin...

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Main Authors: Garcia-Abreu, Anabela, Noguer, Isabel, Cowgill, Karen
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:
AIDS
HIV INFECTIONS
AIDS PREVENTION
EPIDEMICS
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
HEALTH CARE ACCESS TO PREVENTION
ACCESS TO SERVICES
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
ADOLESCENTS
AIDS EPIDEMIC
AIDS INCIDENCE
ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPIES
BIOLOGICAL MARKERS
BLOOD DONORS
BLOOD SAFETY
BLOOD SUPPLY
CASES OF AIDS
COMMERCIAL SEX
COMMERCIAL SEX WORKER
COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS
DECISION MAKING
DISCRIMINATION
DRUG USERS
EARLY DETECTION
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE
EPIDEMIOLOGY
FIRST INTERCOURSE
GENDER
HEALTH
HEALTH CARE
HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
HEALTH NUTRITION
HEALTH SECTOR
HEALTH SERVICES
HETEROSEXUAL SEX
HIGH-RISK
HIGH-RISK GROUPS
HIGH-RISK POPULATIONS
HIV
HIV INFECTION
HIV TESTING
HIV TRANSMISSION
HOMOSEXUALITY
HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
HUMAN RIGHTS
IMMUNE DEFICIENCY
IMMUNE SYSTEM
IMMUNITY
IMMUNODEFICIENCY
INJECTING DRUG USE
INJECTING DRUG USERS
INTEGRATION
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
LABORATORIES
MANAGERS
MODE OF TRANSMISSION
MORTALITY
MOTHER-TO-CHILD
MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION
NEW CASES
NEW INFECTIONS
NGOS
NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
NURSES
NUTRITION
PATIENTS
PATIENTS PER MONTH
PHYSICIANS
PREGNANT WOMEN
PREVENTION EFFORTS
PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS
PREVENTION OF MOTHER
PUBLIC HEALTH
RESPONSE TO AIDS
RISK BEHAVIORS
RISK GROUPS
RISK POPULATIONS
SAFETY
SEX WITH MEN
SEX WORKERS
SEXUAL BEHAVIORS
SEXUAL EDUCATION
SEXUAL ORIENTATION
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
SOCIAL MOBILIZATION
SOCIAL SERVICES
SOCIAL SUPPORT
STIS
STRATEGIES FOR PREVENTION
TRANSMISSION
TUBERCULOSIS
UNAIDS
URBAN AREAS
VIOLENCE
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
VIRAL LOAD
WORK ENVIRONMENT
WORKERS
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
YOUNG PEOPLE
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13749

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