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Between men: HIV/STI prevention for men who have sex with men
International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 2003This booklet presents the main issues around HIV/STI prevention for NGOs and CBOs, either currently working with men who have sex with men, or who are considering doing so.DocumentDemystifying antiretroviral therapy in resource-poor settings
Access to Essential Medicines Campaign, MSF, 2003This paper uses the example of a poor township 30 kilometres outside Cape Town to find out if antiretroviral therapy is possible in severely resource-constrained environments and to discover the best ways to deliver these drugs.Zidovudine (AZT), first became available in Khayelitsha township’s two maternity wards in early 1999, and the programme has subsequently become one of the continent’s biDocumentThe increasing importance of sexually transmitted diseases in HIV-infected persons
International AIDS Society-USA, 2003This Guide presents detailed medical recommendations screening, diagnosis, and management of:genital herpes simplex virus infectionchlamydial and gonococcal infectionssyphilishuman papillomavirus–associated neoplasia in HIV-infected patientsThe article summarises a presentation given by the author at the March 2003 International AIDS Society - USA course in Los Angeles.DocumentHIV, breastfeeding, and infant mortality: weighing the impact of the non-evidenced-based WHO/UNAIDS recommendations in the low-income, low-resource countries of Sub-Saharan Africa
African Networks for Health Research and Development, 2001This paper challenges the WHO/UNAIDS recommendations regarding breastfeeding and HIV positive mothers in low-income, low-resource countries.The paper shows that although almost all paediatric HIV is due to maternal to child transmission (MTCT), in 1992, WHO/UNAIDS recommended that breastfeeding should be advised for pregnant women, including those who are HIV+, in countries with high infant morDocumentMale circumcision for prevention of heterosexual acquisition of HIV in men: a Cochrane review
Medical Research Council, South Africa, 2003The aim of this paper is to assess the evidence of an interventional effect of male circumcision for preventing acquisition of HIV-1 and HIV-2 by men through heterosexual intercourse.DocumentDrug patents under the spotlight: sharing practical knowledge about pharmaceutical patents
Access to Essential Medicines Campaign, MSF, 2003This report aims to offer new approaches to those seeking to overcome patent barriers.DocumentGuy to Guy Project: engaging young men in violence prevention and in sexual and reproductive health
Promundo, 2001This case study presents the Institutes’ experience in engaging young men as ‘change agents’ in gender-based violence prevention and the promotion of sexual and reproductive health.DocumentReproductive morbidity: a neglected issue? Report of a clinic-based study in Far-Western Nepal
African Networks for Health Research and Development, 2002This paper describes the results of a study of reproductive morbidity in Nepal. The study obtained information and proxy indicators on the prevalence of reproductive morbidity of women in Doti and Achham districts.Findings include:general health status of women: is strongly influenced by socio-cultural habits.DocumentPreventing HIV Infection, promoting reproductive health: UNFPA response 2003
United Nations Population Fund, 2003This is the 12th annual publication to provide information about actions taken by UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, to prevent HIV infection.Highlights of the HIV prevention activities at the global, regional and country levels include:establishing a dedicated HIV/AIDS branch within the UNFPA structuredisseminating institutional guidelines on HIV prevention to all staff, anDocumentIn their own right: addressing the sexual and reproductive health needs of men worldwide
Alan Guttmacher Institute, 2003This report, produced by the Alan Guttmacher institute, provides an overview of men’s sexual and reproductive behaviour worldwide and draws out the health and programme implications of that information.Pages
