Titlebook: AIDS in Africa; Max Essex (Chairman),Souleymane Mboup (Professor o Book 2002Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2002 A

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Applying Generalized Linear Modelsan primates can help clarify the origin of the AIDS pandemic. These studies have several scientific—and public health—implications, although the detailed circumstances of such zoonotic events are still not fully understood. As the potential for simian-to-simian, simian-tohuman, and human-to-human tr

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Applying Generalized Linear Modelsopulations, as evidenced in Africa. Although the degree of surveillance for HIV-1 strains has increased in recent years, more information is needed. Both the current incidence and the current distribution of HIV subtypes need to be better established. Only with these data, will it be possible to tra

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Applying Generalized Linear Modelsas been both a technologic and pragmatic feat, supplying a sturdy clinical measure to guide clinical AIDS management. Formerly, clinicians and scientists relied on difficult and cumbersome plasma and peripheral blood mononuclear cell cultures for virus isolation, or p24 antigen quantitation to monit

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Applying Generalized Linear Modelsnagement. Use of ARV drugs for the treatment of HIV and AIDS is currently beyond the economic reach of most Africans infected with HIV. However, there is growing interest among donor organizations and international agencies to initiate programs that would reduce or subsidize the cost of ARV drugs to

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Applying Generalized Linear Models coming decades. However, the lessons learned from the successful responses to this problem, which have resulted in sustained reductions in HIV prevalence in some areas, demonstrate that it is possible to reduce the spread of the epidemic and to mitigate its impact. To do so requires comprehensive r

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