The HIV pandemic : local and global implications /

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Imprint:	Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2008.
Description:	xxxix, 799 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	AIDS (Disease) -- International cooperation. HIV infections -- International cooperation. Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- prevention & control. HIV Infections -- prevention & control. Cross-Cultural Comparison. AIDS (Disease) -- International cooperation.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6686407

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Other authors / contributors:	Beck, Eduard J., 1955-
ISBN:	9780199237401 (pbk.) 0199237409 (pbk.)
Notes:	Originally published: 2006. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary:	A quarter of a century into the HIV pandemic, this multi-country comparative book demonstrates how the response to a common, global threat is shaped by the history, culture, institutions and health systems of individual nations.

Table of Contents:

The Pandemic
1. The HIV Pandemic and Health Systems: An Introduction
2. The Evolving HIV Pandemic
3. Social and Economic Impact of the HIV Pandemic
4. Determinants of the HIV Pandemic in Developing CountriesPrevention, Treatment and Care: Advances in Knowledge
5. HIV Prevention Programmes: an Overview
6. Antiretroviral Treatment and Care of HIV
7. HIV Vaccines: Development and Future Use
8. Ethical Issues and HAART
9. Legal and Human Rights Implications
10. Strategic Information for HIV Programmes
11. The Contribution of Cost-effectiveness AnalysisCountry Responses
12. Botswana
13. Ethiopia
14. Nigeria
15. Senegal
16. South Africa
17. Uganda
18. Cambodia
19. China
20. India
21. Indonesia
22. Philippines
23. Thailand
24. Barbados
25. Cuba
26. Haiti
27. amaica
28. Argentina
29. Brazil
30. Costa Rica
31. France
32. Italy
33. Russian Federation
34. Spain
35. Ukraine
36. United Kingdom
37. Canada
38. Mexico
39. United States of AmericaGlobal and National Responses
40. The UN response to the HIV Pandemic
41. Donor, Lender and Research Agencies' Response to the HIV Crisis
42. Financing HIV: the Roles of International Financial Institutions
43. Fiscal and Macroeconomic Aspects of the HIV Pandemic
44. Trade, Intellectual Property and Access to Affordable HIV Medications
45. Country Level Public-Private Partnerships for Successful HIV Treatment Programmes
46. Developing Human Resources for the HIV Pandemic
47. The Contribution of Civil Society
48. The Role of Community Involvement in HIV Programmes in South AfricaStrengthening the Response
49. Responding Effectively to the HIV Pandemic
50. Some Lessons Learned

The HIV pandemic : local and global implications /

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