Impact of HIV/AIDS on rural livelihoods and food security

Particularly in those countries with projected negative population growth, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, South Africa, and Swaziland, population pyramids will have a new

The Commission on HIV/AIDS and Governance convenes three meetings this week around key thematic areas of research and its final report and is the focus of a plenary

Caring for others: Women are doubly aff ected by the epidemic 7 Women’s vulnerability to HIV/AIDS fuel the epidemic 7 Socio-cultural factors underpinning the epidemic 9

Three key themes from Sisonke Msimang’s dramatisation becomes particularly worthy of further attention: (i) spatial changes relating to the migration of people resulting from

Maria was given clear information at the outset about what kind of help might be available and her efforts to cope with disclosure and fears of side effects from treatment.

The optimal form of ART, known as highly active ART (HAART), combines three or more drugs, and it increases the length and quality of life for infected individuals while reducing

Given the loss of people receiving results and follow-up counselling, care, support and prevention interventions associated with ELISA testing, because of the wait associated

Y It may be difficult for group members to make deep bonds with each other and to come to fully trust each other sufficiently to open up and share feelings or hurtful and