AIDS in twenty first century:Disease and globalization
- London Palgrave 2002
- xii,414P.
Presents compelling data and research, which reveals the shocking social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS on a global scale. Argues that it is vital to not only look at the disease in terms of prevention and treatment, but to also consider consequences which affect households, communities, companies, governments, and countries. This is a major contribution toward understanding the global public health crisis, as well as the relationship between poverty, inequality, and infectious diseases.
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