Titlebook: Women at Risk; Issues in the Primar Ann O’Leary,Loretta Sweet Jemmott Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 AIDS.HIV.HIV/

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General Issues in the Prevention of AIDS in Women,apidly becoming infected. Further, most HIV transmission that takes place now, both in the United States and globally, occurs during heterosexual intercourse. Worldwide, it is estimated that 71% of HIV transmission has occurred through heterosexual contact (Ehrhardt, 1992).

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Interactions among HIV, Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Socioeconomic Status, and Poverty in Wgh June 1993, the CDC had received reports of 36,690 AIDS cases among United States adult and adolescent women. Although most AIDS cases in women have been reported among those who inject drugs, in 1992, for the first time, diagnosed cases attributed to heterosexual contact exceeded those attributed

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Women-Centered Prevention Techniques and Technologies,es as our work tool, the importance of self-care and the perception of risk as key factors to move ourselves towards self-protection and prevention. This device is of great help to prevent HIV infection, but more important, it can help liberate that woman who is now a victim of machismo, infected no

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Childhood Sexual Abuse and AIDS, and neurophysiology have led to new knowledge and new treatments. One of the most important areas of new knowledge is a series of discoveries that came, in large part, from patients’ self-help groups, rather than researchers’ laboratories. These are the advances that have been made in understanding

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Latinas and AIDS, (approximately 9% of the population) have represented 15–16% of all male AIDS cases, 20–21% of all female cases, and almost 25% of all pediatric cases of AIDS. In the 3-year period from 1989 through 1992, 3626 Hispanic women were newly diagnosed with AIDS, representing a 171% increase from the cumu

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Female Sex Workers,ce in the spread of the epidemic of HIV infection. Women who earn their living by selling their sexual services have been portrayed in both media as “reservoirs” or “pools” of infection, “vectors” for the sexual transmission of HIV to unsuspecting heterosexual men and their “innocent” wives and chil

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