In the 1990s, HIV/AIDS became a major threat to health, economic stability and human
development in countries in eastern Europe and central Asia. Social, political and economic …

In Europe today HIV/AIDS prevention treatment and care are needed more than ever. HIV
incidence steady in western and central Europe and dramatically increasing in eastern …

HIV/AIDS has reached the pinnacle of the global health agenda. More than 26 000
individuals attended the most recent international AIDS confere ence, one of the largest …

Abstract Greater Involvement of People Living with HIV/AIDS represents a mobilising and an
organising principle for the involvement of people living with HIV in program and policy …

HIV/AIDS has emerged as a grave public health threat in Central and Eastern Europe and in
the Central Asian republics over the past five years. Massive political, social, cultural, and …

In Europe today, HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care are needed more than ever. HIV
incidence steady in western and central Europe, and dramatically increasing in eastern …

The HIV/AIDS epidemic is now most rapidly expanding in the non-industrialised world. As
more and more poor people fall sick and die prematurely, the issue of care for the HIV …

HIV/AIDS is often described as a sexually transmitted disease. In the former USSR, however,
the HIV/AIDS epidemic is being driven by injecting drug use among men. This article …

In this paper, the ways in which HIV is transmitted and factors facilitating transmission are
described, although we still do not fully understand why the HIV epidemic has spread so …

Objective: This paper describes characteristics of the HIV epidemics in Eastern Europe and
Central Asia (EECA) and Asia and Central Asia, and draws comparisons between these …