The Body: Global AIDS: Myth Four

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  • Alexander Irwin
  • Joyce Millen
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Response: Until the mid-1990s, the public health battle against AIDS in both rich and poor countries focused almost entirely on efforts to prevent new HIV infections, because no effective treatment for AIDS existed. Prevention during the first 15 years of the epidemic gradually grew more sophisticated: from behavioral education and condom promotion, HIV counseling and testing, to the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases The Body: Global AIDS: Myth Four

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تاریخ انتشار 2003