Un Chronicle 2011 : HIV/AIDS - the Fourth Decade.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Information, Department of Public.

Series:

Un Chronicle Series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

HIV infections.

AIDS (Disease).

Physical Description:

1 online resource (43 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Other Title:

UN Chronicle Vol. XLVIII No.1 2011

HIV/AIDS

Place of Publication:

Bloomfield : United Nations Publications, 2012.

Summary:

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the global response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic as it enters its fourth decade. It discusses the progress made in halting and reversing the spread of HIV, including significant reductions in new infections and AIDS-related deaths. The text emphasizes the need for a renewed commitment from world leaders to achieve zero new infections and zero AIDS-related deaths. It highlights the importance of sustainable financing and the role of emerging political powers in addressing the epidemic. The author, Michel Sidibé, aims to reshape the global AIDS response by promoting a new agenda and social compact. The intended audience includes policymakers, health professionals, and advocates involved in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Table of contents

The 4th decade of AIDS what is needed to reshape the response

In the beginning

Labour, HIV & the workplace working to get the job done

Microbicides: New hope for HIV prevention

HIV / AIDS+Education: Lessons from the 1980s+ the gay male community in the United States

Impact of HIV / AIDS on education and poverty

Asleep at the wheel

Interfaith response to HIV / AIDS

Differential treatment resricted access to newer antiretrovirals

A decade of fighting for our lives

A National response to the HIV epidemic in Papua New Guinea

Women and HIV

The imperative for faith communities: Overcoming the HIV/AIDS epidemic through stigma reduction

Individual global responsibility Generated by AI.

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ISBN:

9789210555272

9210555279

OCLC:

1409707754