HIV/AIDS and people of color

Article Abstract:

There were an estimated 106,240 African-Americans living with AIDs in 1997, compared with 45,928 in 1992, and HIV is now the main cause of death amongst African-American males and African-American females aged 25-44. 52,537 Latinos were estimated to be living with AIDS in 1997 and 2,100 Asian/Pacific Islanders were estimated to be living with AIDS. Health care providers and educators need to develop a greater understanding of these groups and their cultural values if they are to provide better services related to HIV/AIDs prevention.

Health aspects, African Americans, Hispanic Americans

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Making women central in world strategy to fight HIV/AIDS

Article Abstract:

The release of the United Nations Development Fund for Women's Call for Action for women to be central to global strategies to fight HIV/AIDS is discussed.

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Strategies for improving media reporting of HIV/AIDS and reproducitive health in Nigeria

Article Abstract:

Methods to improve media reporting of HIV and AIDs and reproductive health in Nigeria are examined.

Management, Reports, Press relations

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