HIV/Aids pandemic
Buea Students’ Attitude Towards Hiv/Aids Pandemic: Managerial Imperatives For Sustainable Socio-Economic Development.
... combating HIV/AIDS pandemic ...and AIDS education which is ...incorporate AIDS information and to teach about the biological, social and emotional aspects by adapting them to the age of ...
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The Impacts of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic on Agriculture, Food Security and Rural Livelihoods in Zimbabwe
... of HIV/ AIDS on agricultural production and food security. The HIV/ AIDS pandemic is reported in Zimbabwe to be resulting in sale and slaughter of cattle during funerals (Fosenet, ...
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Agricultural Sector and HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Africa: The Economic Retrogression Model
... with HIV contraction: mobility, education and relative ...in HIV/AIDS work, as it does not fall within their ...addressing HIV/AIDS issues since it had long been perceived as health ...
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Empirical Analysis of Interactions of Agricultural Sector and HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Africa
... of HIV/AIDS on ...high HIV/AIDS prevalence rates were the patterns of spread of infectious disease that are closely associated with patterns of human ...lower HIV/AIDS preva- ...
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Perspectives on the Pediatric HIV/AIDS Pandemic: Catalyzing Access of Children to Care and Treatment
... pediatric HIV/AIDS have not been replicated in the developing world, where children continue to become infected with HIV and die from HIV/ AIDS at astounding ...up ...
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Impacts of Integrated Marketing Communications on Campaign against Hiv/Aids Pandemic in Enugu State
... The HIV/AIDS virus infection has been on the increase since its first case in ...of HIV/AIDS has a ripple ...that HIV/AIDS affect not only the body of the victim, but also their ...
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A Survey of the Hiv/Aids Pandemic and its Management by Enterprises in Kenya: A Study of Firms Located in Nairobi
... 22 HIV/AIDS awareness in the business place 61 Table:4.23 Relation between the non-infected and infected employee 62 Table: 4.24 Presumed effects on HIV Pandemic on investor environment [r] ...
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Cinomade and the fight against HIV/AIDS pandemic in Burkina Faso
... Thus, in order for the film to be a success, the makers of the video must be in control of the filmmaking process: they must know in advance the order of sequences and have a general idea of the final product. Most ...
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Preventing HIV transmission in Nigeria: The role of dentists
... the HIV/AIDS pandemic (15–19), which include the following: the provision of routine dental care to HIV- infected patients; preventing the spread of HIV through proper infection-control ...
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Vulnerability and risk perception in the management of HIV/AIDS: Public priorities in a global pandemic
... that HIV/AIDS can be characterized as a slow onset ...the HIV/AIDS pandemic. HIV/ AIDS programs must be culturally appropriate and work toward infl uencing risk perception, ...
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Pharmaceutical system strengthening in Uganda: implementing a holistic, evidence-informed, long-term strategy
... The HIV/AIDS pandemic prompted large donor investments in global health and the need to rad- ically rethink how pharmaceutical systems function to support antiretroviral ...
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The Influence of HIV-Status Disclosure on Adherence, Immunological and Virological Outcomes among HIV-Infected Patients Started on Antiretroviral Therapy in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
... Our findings indicated that patients who disclosed their HIV status before initiation of ART had better adherence, immunity and viral load suppression outcomes. This is likely due to the fact that early disclosure ...
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Orphanhood by AIDS-Related Causes and Child Mental Health: A Developmental Psychopathology Approach
... experiences HIV-related stigma also increased the likelihood of a clinical internalizing disorder ...from AIDS-related causes [98]—factors that were significantly associated with ...
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An Analysis of a Self-Management Framework to Identify Factors Affecting the Need for Nutritional Supplementation among Seropositive African- American Mothers
... and AIDS disease as well as being cognitively-affectively depressed to be the most in need of nutritional ...Many HIV/AIDS service providers are not trained as ...their HIV/AIDS disease ...
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A Study of Virulence Factors: Proteinase, Phospholipase, and Biofilm in HIV/AIDS Patients
... vivo during infection. Proteinases fulfill a number of specialized functions during the infective process, they include digesting molecules for nutrient acquisition, digesting or distorting host cell membranes to ...
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Regional Workshop on HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa WORKSHOP REPORT
... the AIDS epidemic during the past decade. In 1999, the overall HIV prevalence among the adult population in the region was 20 ...expanding AIDS epidemic is projected to reach over 15 million adults ...
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The Genetic Variability of HIV-1 in Kyrgyzstan: The Spread of CRF02_AG and Subtype A1 Recombinants
... complex HIV-1 molecular epidemiological patterns in Kyrgyzstan with the co-circulation of multiple subtypes, including currently circulating and unique recombinant ...prevalent HIV-1 genetic variant was ...
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Belief about HIV/AIDS Transmission and Prevention among Pregnant Women in Felege Hiwot Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia
... that AIDS is a serious health problem and kills people when they acquire the ...fear HIV/AIDS because I saw a lot of individuals died by the ...that AIDS was a deadly and/ or incurable disease ...
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Effects of Liraglutide, a Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Analogue, on Metabolic Abnormalities and Body Weight in HIV-infected Subjects with or without Type 2 Diabetes
... lipodystrophic HIV-infected subjects without DM (HIV-DM), lipodystrophic HIV- infected subjects with DM (HIV+DM), 32 non-DM obese subjects (obese- DM), and 53 DM obese subjects ...
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Point of Care Tests for Diagnosis of Sexually Transmitted Infections: A Landscape Analysis
... and HIV infections would be averted ...with HIV acquisition ...impact HIV transmission and acquisition by reducing the enhancing effect of STIs on HIV ...
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