HIV/AIDS in South Africa

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2nd edition
Edited by S. S. Abdool Karim, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Q. Abdool Karim, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: September 2011
Print publication year:: 2010
Online ISBN:: 9781139062404
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139062404

Subjects:: Epidemiology Public Health and Medical Statistics, Infectious Disease, Medicine

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This second edition of the book provides up-to-date information on new drugs, new proven HIV prevention interventions, a new chapter on positive prevention, and current HIV epidemiology. This definitive text covers all aspects of HIV/AIDS in South Africa, from basic science to medicine, sociology, economics and politics. It has been written by a highly respected team of South African HIV/AIDS experts and provides a thoroughly researched account of the epidemic in the region.

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Frontmatter
pp 1-6

Contents
pp 7-10

List of Contributors
pp 11-28

Foreword: Peter Piot
pp 29-29

Foreword: Nelson R Mandela
pp 30-32

Acknowledgements
pp 33-34

Section 1 - Birth of a rapidly growing epidemic
pp 35-36

1 - Introduction
pp 37-44

2 - Overview of the book
pp 45-54

3 - HIV infection in South Africa: the evolving epidemic
pp 55-73

4 - HIV incidence rates in South Africa
pp 74-84

Section 2 - The virus, the human host and their interactions
pp 85-86

5 - Viral structure, replication, tropism, pathogenesis and natural history
pp 87-96

6 - HIV diagnostics
pp 97-116

7 - HIV-1 genetic diversity
pp 117-126

8 - Cellular immunity in HIV: a synthesis of responses to preserve self
pp 127-154

Section 3 - HIV risk factors and prevention strategiess
pp 155-156

9 - Reducing sexual risk behaviours: theory and research, successes and challenges
pp 157-182

10 - Barrier methods
pp 183-200

11 - Mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV-1
pp 201-215

12 - Sexually transmitted infections
pp 216-225

13 - Safe blood supplies
pp 226-239

14 - Intravenous drug use in South Africa
pp 240-249

15 - Positive prevention interventions
pp 250-267

16 - New prevention strategies under development and investigation
pp 268-282

Section 4 - Focal groups for understanding the HIV epidemic
pp 283-284

17 - Heterosexual transmission of HIV – the importance of a gendered perspective in HIV prevention
pp 285-304

18 - Young people and HIV/AIDS in South Africa: prevalence of infection, risk factors and social context
pp 305-328

19 - Female sex workers
pp 329-341

20 - Population movement and the spread of HIV in southern Africa
pp 342-356

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