HIV and AIDS:
Basic Elements and Priorities
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Beschreibung
In June 1981, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first evidence of a new disease that would later become known as Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). HIV and AIDS: Basic Elements and Priorities is a concise collection of all aspects of this disease, and is a source of readily available knowledge. All currently advocated preventive measures such as health education, condom use, safer sex practices, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections have been incorporated.
The key elements of this volume are: - up-to-date information on multiple dimensions of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, - discusses new anti–retroviral therapy / drugs, new drugs under clinical trials and preventive HIV vaccine, - covers current ethical, legal and social issues related to HIV/AIDS, - evaluates general public awareness about HIV/AIDS, - includes a global perspective and information about HIV/AIDS.
This volume is an excellent reference for science graduates and post graduates, medical students, research scholars and scientists across the world.
This book is recommended by the World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region Office (WHO-EMRO) as a basic resource for medical faculty libraries.
Covers preventive, therapeutic and diagnostic aspects of HIV/AIDS Includes general and specialized matters related to HIV/AIDS| HIV related disorder and co-infection with tuberculosis Strategy for prevention and control Contains the latest global information about HIV/AIDS Recommended by the World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region Office (WHO-EMRO) as a basic resource for medical faculty libraries.
Autor*in
S. Kartikeyan
Themen in »HIV and AIDS:«
AIDS HIV HIV infection HIV/AIDS Retrovirus Virus co-infection infection infection control infections sexually transmitted infection vaccine infectious diseases
Stimmen zu »HIV and AIDS:«
This book is recommended by the World Health Organization Eastern Mediterranean Region Office (WHO-EMRO) as a basic resource for medical faculty libraries.
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