AIDS in South Asia (2006)
AIDS in South Asia is a 2006 Korean-language aids (disease) book written by Stephen Moses and James Blanchard.
South Asia's HIV epidemic is severe in magnitude and scope, with at least 60% of all people with HIV in Asia living in India. Because the HIV epidemic is highly heterogeneous, designing informed, prioritized, and effective responses necessitates an understanding of the epidemic's diversity between and within countries. This review was undertaken to provide a basis for rigorous, evidence-based HIV policy and programming in South Asia.
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What is AIDS in South Asia about?
South Asia's HIV epidemic is severe in magnitude and scope, with at least 60% of all people with HIV in Asia living in India. Because the HIV epidemic is highly heterogeneous, designing informed, prioritized, and effective responses necessitates an understanding of the epidemic's diversity between and within countries. This review was undertaken to provide a basis for rigorous, evidence-based HIV policy and programming in South Asia.
When was AIDS in South Asia published?
AIDS in South Asia was published in 2006.
Who made AIDS in South Asia?
AIDS in South Asia was written by Stephen Moses, James Blanchard and Han Kang.