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From the
Publisher:
The HIV epidemic in the USA and Europe
increasingly affects migrants and ethnic minorities. These groups are often
highly vulnerable and experience significant barriers to accessing HIV/AIDS
prevention and care. This easy to read book explores how to deliver
effective, comprehensive HIV prevention and care services to these diverse
populations and examines the barriers to achieving this goal. With
contributions from leading academics, clinicians, public health specialists
and those working in non-governmental HIV organizations, it addresses a
broad range of clinical, social and political issues, including:
- the epidemiology, clinical presentation and progression of HIV and
AIDS
- the process of, and arguments for and against monitoring ethnicity in
HIV surveillance systems
- the access to, and cost of, HIV services for minority groups
- successful prevention strategies for ethnic minorities in the USA
- the experiences of migrant groups in the USA and the UK.
The book provides students, physicians and the
lay reader alike with an inexpensive and invaluable introduction to this
important area.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Epidemiology of
HIV/AIDS in Minority Populations in the USA
Chapter 2. HIV/AIDS in Ethnic
Minorities in the UK
Chapter 3. HIV/AIDS in Migrants
and Ethnic Minorities in Europe
Chapter 4. Symptomatic HIV
Diseases--Incidence, Presentation, Diagnosis and Outcomes
Chapter 5. HIV Disease
Progression and Ethnicity
Chapter 6. The Relationships
Between Ethnicity and Laboratory Markers of HIV Disease Progression
Chapter 7. HIV Service
Provision for Ethnic Minorities: People of African Descent in the UK
and USA
Chapter 8. Delivering HIV
Transmission Prevention Services to HIV-Seropositive Persons in Clinical
Care
Chapter 9. HIV Counseling and
Testing Among Racial and Ethnic Minority Populations
Chapter 10. HIV and Immigration Policy
Chapter 11. Migrant Populations and Ethnic
Minorities in Europe: Access to HIV Care and Support
Chapter 12. Improving Access to Care for
Cultural, Linguistic and Racial Minorities: The Bilingual Peer
Advocate Program of the Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS
Chapter 13. Black Africans in the UK Living
with HIV
Chapter 14. HIV and Ethnicity:
Lessons Learned and the Way Forward
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