HIV and AIDS: A Very Short Introduction (Second Edition)
Editorial OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Takes a cross-disciplinary look at the most serious human epidemic in centuries: from our scientific and medical understanding, to the social and political consequences. Provides a global perspective covering developing and develope...
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- ISBN13 9780198727491
- ISBN10 0198727496
- Tipo LIBRO
- Páginas 176
- Colección Very Short Introductions #
- Año de Edición 2016
- Idioma Inglés
- Encuadernación Paperback
HIV and AIDS: A Very Short Introduction (Second Edition)
Editorial OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
Takes a cross-disciplinary look at the most serious human epidemic in centuries: from our scientific and medical understanding, to the social and political consequences. Provides a global perspective covering developing and develope...
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Detalles del libro
- Takes a cross-disciplinary look at the most serious human epidemic in centuries: from our scientific and medical understanding, to the social and political consequences.
- Provides a global perspective covering developing and developed countries.
- Examines social issues such as safe sex, drug use, and how different societies view HIV/AIDS.
- Discusses the medical, political, and economic solutions already in place in attempt to control the disease.
- Part of the Very Short Introductions series - over seven million copies sold worldwide
- Offers an updated look at HIV and AIDS and considers how it has not become the global epidemic it was previously feared to, but is still causing great problems in regions such as Southern and Eastern Africa
- Considers the options for treatment today, and, although there is still no cure for the disease, discusses the use of 'Treatment as Prevention'
- Explains breakthroughs in our understanding of the disease and drugs
