AIDS as a gender issue : psychosocial perspectives

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Label

AIDS as a gender issue : psychosocial perspectives

Title remainder

psychosocial perspectives

Statement of responsibility

edited by Lorraine Sherr, Catherine Hankins, Lydia Bennett

Contributor

• Hankins, Catherine, 1949-
• Hankins, Catherine, 1949-
• Sherr, Lorraine
• Bennett, Lydia
• Sherr, Lorraine
• Sherr, Lorraine
• Bennett, Lydia
• Bennett, Lydia
• Hankins, Catherine, 1949-

Subject

• Sex (Psychology)
• Sex discrimination
• Santé des femmes
• HIV Infections -- epidemiology
• AIDS (Disease) -- Social aspects
• Sex role
• AIDS (Disease) -- Social aspects
• Sex (Psychology)
• Sex discrimination
• Sex (Psychology)
• Infections à VIH -- Épidémiologie
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• AIDS (Disease) -- Social aspects
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- psychology
• Women's Health Services
• Sex role
• Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise -- Psychologie
• Sex discrimination
• Sex role
• Sex role
• HIV Infections -- epidemiology
• Sex discrimination
• Vrouwen
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- psychology
• Sex discrimination
• Sex (Psychology)
• Sex discrimination
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• Women's Health
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• Women's Health Services
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• Women -- Diseases | Social aspects
• Women's Health
• HIV
• AIDS
• AIDS (Disease) -- Social aspects

Language

eng

Summary

"The psychological, medical and social ramifications of AIDS for women are examined as the chapters explore a variety of issues such as quality of life for women, children, orphans, drug use, and the ability of women to access services. These issues are addressed in a variety of situations such as sex work, prisons, family and the developing world. Authors are drawn from Europe, North America, the Middle East and Australia to provide a global focus for a book which will be crucial reading for all those interested in the evolving AIDS epidemic and any work or researcher involved with women and HIV/AIDS."--Jacket

Member of

• Social aspects of AIDS

Action

committed to retain for EAST

Cataloging source

DLC

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

LC call number

RA644.A25

LC item number

A35432 1996

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

bibliography

NLM call number

• 1997 E-748
• WC 503.7

NLM item number

A2876 1997