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    HIV/AIDS and STI prevention and care in Rwandan refugee camps in the United Republic of Tanzania

    Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 2003
    This monograph documents the first large-scale AIDS and STI intervention programme to be implemented during a refugee crisis. It describes the operational aspects of the intervention, the observed impact and the effect this experience had on policies and practices in other refugee situations, among both international and nongovernmental organizations.
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    Guidelines for sexually transmitted infections surveillance

    WHO Initiative on HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections, 1999
    This is a technical document intended primarily for health ministries.Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a major global cause of acute illness, infertility, long-term disability and death, with severe medical and psychological consequences for millions of men, women and infants. The impact of these diseases is magnified by their potential to facilitate the spread of HIV infection.
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    Sex work and HIV/AIDS: technical update

    Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 2002
    Significantly higher rates of HIV infection have been documented among sex workers and their clients compared with most other population groups. Though sex work is often a significant means of HIV infection entering the general population, studies indicate that sex workers are among those most likely to respond positively to HIV/STI prevention programmes.
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    The status and trends of HIV/AIDS/STI epidemics in Asia and the Pacific

    Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 2001
    Report looks at current statistics of AIDS/HIV/STI in Asia and the Pacific and discusses the trends behind population groups and country regions where infections are prevalent.It suggests that focused interventions can keep infection rates low in specific groups and reduce the risk of extensive HIV spread in the population at large.

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