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Many injection drug users (IDUs) in China have high risk sexual behaviors that contribute to the spread of HIV infection. Although many IDUs in China move through drug rehabilitation centers, this opportunity for sexual health education has largely been overlooked. Download this publication |
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To assess the HIV serostatus of clients attending integrated counseling and testing centres (ICTCs) in Tamilnadu, south India (excluding antenatal women and children), and to study its association with demographic, socioeconomic, and behavioral risk factors. Design. In a prospective observational study, we interviewed clients attending 170 ICTCs from six districts of Tamilnadu during 2007 utilizing a standard pretest assessment questionnaire. Download this publication |
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Higher prevalence of concurrent partnerships is one hypothesis for the severity of the HIV epidemic in the countries of Southern Africa. But measures of the prevalence of concurrency alone do not adequately capture the impact concurrency will have on transmission dynamics. The importance of overlap duration and coital exposure are examined here. Download this publication |
| On 25–26 September 2006, 26 experts from 17 countries, joined by UNAIDS Secretariat and Cosponsor staff, met for an expert consultation to reconsider the state of knowledge on behaviour change measures for the prevention of sexual transmission of HIV. Download this publication |
| By the mid-1980s, a few of the 22 Pacific Island countries and ter- ritories (PICT) from the three subregions of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia began reporting HIV infections through passive surveillance. The first HIV infections were reported in the Republic of the Marshall Islands in 1984, followed by French Polynesia and Guam in 1985, New Caledonia in 1986, and Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Tonga in 1987. Download this publication |
HIV/AIDS Interventions: Behavior Change Communication (BCC) Campaigns. FHI, USAID, and Impact (2003)
| As of September 30, 2002, more than 55,200 people in Viet Nam are reported to be HIV positive; the actual number is likely to be three to four times higher. Download this publication |
