Special AIDS threat to women

Article Abstract:

Women are especially vulnerable to HIV infection because of several factors. However, social attitudes toward infected women should be changed and a more positive environment should be promoted. In addition, nongovernmental organizations should be more involved in AIDS prevention and care.

Analysis, International aspects, Women, Women's health, World health, AIDS (Disease)

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Women and water

Article Abstract:

Women are traditionally responsible for providing the rural family's water supply in Botswana. Often, the water is carried a considerable distance from standpipes, and contamination is a problem. Women themselves must take a greater policy role in water hygiene issues.

Social aspects, Water quality management, Botswana, Rural women, Water-supply, Rural, Rural water supply

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