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Health Service are still terrified of their colleagues andmanagers finding out their HIV status [15]. In Europe,Young Positives Co-Founder Raoul Fransen recalled theappalling way he was treated in medical school when hedisclosed his positive status. Things got so bad he decidedto take[r]

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RESEARC H Open AccessChallenges faced by health workers in providingcounselling services to HIV-positive children inUganda: a descriptive studyJoseph Rujumba*, Cissy L Mbasaalaki-Mwaka, Grace NdeeziAbstractBackground: The delivery of HIV counselling and test[r]

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(3) Address MNCH as part of programs and projects dealing with other health issues, including   health administration, community health, nursing education, prevention of HIV infection, etc. (4) Address MNCH in programs and projects whose main focus is not health bu[r]

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Department of Pneumology, University Hospital Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain, 3Department of Health Outcomes Research, Medical Unit, Pfizer España, Parque Empresarial La Moraleja, Avda de Europa, 20-B, 28108 Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain, 4Respiratory Area, Medical Unit, Pfizer España, Al[r]

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deaths between 1990 and 2015. According to CHANGE, young women whose bodies are not properly developed especially due to chronic malnutrition are most vulnerable. Early child marriage and taboos on adolescent sexuality contribute to teen pregnancies by denyi[r]

many health care facilities, the ARV was not consistentlyavailable. Often even single-dose Nevirapine (NVP) waslacking, for women who were tested only at the time oflabour. Even in the two PMTCT sites in the city, shortageof ARV for adults was observed to happen every fewweeks. One pro[r]

attention and national resources to comprehensive HIV prevention, care, and treatmentprogrammes serving citizens and non-citizens alike.BackgroundGovernments often respond to emerging infectious dis-eases associated with stigmatized populations first[r]

The present study was undertaken to assess the information needs of the goat farmers from Chandrapur and Nagpur districts in Nagpur division of Maharashtra. Selective three blocks were identified and from each talukas 10 goat farmers were selected to make a sample size total 60. An ex-post facto res[r]

* Corresponding author †Equal contributorsAbstractBackground: Despite the centrality of family in Indian society, relatively little is known aboutfamily-based communication concerning sexual behaviour and HIV/AIDS in rural Indian families. Todate, very few family-based adolescen[r]

reproductive health care or other services and of reproductive health care into HIV care and treatment made it difficult to meet HIV-infected individuals’ comprehensive health care needs. CONCLUSION The framing of[r]

Majumdar and Mazaleni Journal of the International AIDS Society 2010, 13:20http://www.jiasociety.org/content/13/1/20Open AccessRESEARCH© 2010 Majumdar and Mazaleni; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creat[r]