AIDS in post-communist Russia and its successor states
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AIDS in post-communist Russia and its successor states
Avebury, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-200) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text examines how effective the former Soviet Union has been in coping with AIDS and HIV-infection in the last decade. It analyzes a variety of critical issues, such as the extent of HIV and AIDS mortality and morbidity by nation state, the role of the health sector, AIDS and health/sex education, the impact of the mass media, different government responses, the role of non-governmental agencies, the law and human rights and the need to eradicate discrimination against so-called "risk groups". The study concludes that, although AIDS has not yet reached major proportions - 1200 registered cases by 1994 - there is no room for complacency. It argues that urgent East-West co-operation on equal terms and the rejection of medical/stigma models of health promotion are necessary before it is too little, too late.
目次
- Introduction - AIDS in the former Soviet Union, the international context
- methodology and theory
- AIDS in Russia and the successor states
- AIDS and the health care system
- health promotion and AIDS awareness
- perceptions of risk - media treatment of AIDS in the FSU
- the role of non-governmental organizations and the gay movement
- lessons for the future.
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