Introduction:25 years of living with HIV/AIDS: challenges and prospects
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Auteurs : Nana K. Poku ; Alan WhitesideSource :
- International Affairs [ 0020-5850 ] ; 2006-03.
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- Aids deaths, Aids epidemic, Aids response, Alan whiteside, Available resources, Avian, Dennis altman, Development activities, Funding, Global, Global response, Government agencies, Health care, Human pandemic influenza, International affairs, Many decades, Pregnant women, Price reductions, Recent years, Royal institute, Special issue, Total adults children, Viral resistance, World bank.
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- Aids deaths, Aids epidemic, Aids response, Alan whiteside, Available resources, Avian, Dennis altman, Development activities, Funding, Global, Global response, Government agencies, Health care, Human pandemic influenza, International affairs, Many decades, Pregnant women, Price reductions, Recent years, Royal institute, Special issue, Total adults children, Viral resistance, World bank.
Abstract
To mark the 25th anniversary of the discovery of the HIV virus, this special issue brings together a collection of articles from leading scholars engaged in, or concerned with, the challenges posed by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Collectively, the articles address the power relations driving HIV/AIDS, frustrating the possibility of alleviation, care and recovery and operating to relegate entire regions to a vulnerable and bleak future.
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