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Behavioral Interventions in Support of HIV/AIDS Prevention in the Philippines
(
3/11/2013
)
79
minutes
Host:
The Global Health Research, Education and Translation (GHREAT) Program
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Nearly 35 million people have died of AIDS during the past 30 years. More than 90% of people with HIV live in the developing world. The virus does not discriminate by age, race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status--anyone is susceptible. HIV/AIDS has been particularly devastating on women and girls who now comprise more than 50% of people aged 15 years and older living with HIV. Successful strategies with significant impact on new HIV infections include strong governmental support, voluntary counseling and treatment, harm-reduction, community outreach, and universal access to treatment. This study presents the results of educational and social structural/environmental behavioral interventions among young women and their male partners. A 10-year longitudinal study among high-risk populations (Female Bar Workers and their potential male customers) in the Philippines identifies major components of a model HIV prevention program.
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host links:
GHREAT Website
GHREAT Works Series on UCTV