African Journal of AIDS Research
Journal / African Journal of AIDS Research / Vol. 10 No. 1 (2011) / Articles

Published: 2011-04-14

Exploring the role of cognitive and structural forms of social capital in HIV/AIDS trends in the Kagera region of Tanzania — a grounded theory study

Gasto Frumence, Malin Eriksson, Lennarth Nystrom, Japhet Killewo, Maria Emmelin

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Bereavement among South African adolescents following a sibling’s death from AIDS

Craig Demmer, Nina Rothschild

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Delays in presenting for tuberculosis treatment associated with fear of learning one is HIV-positive

Valerie Møller, Ida Erstad, Jane M Cramm, Anna P Nieboer, Harry Finkenflügel, Sarah Radloff, Tinashe Ndoro, Stella A Kwizera

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A qualitative exploration of the impact of HIV and ART on social disruption and household continuity in Uganda

Glenn Wagner, Gery Ryan, Alexis Huynh, Cissy Kityo, Peter Mugyenyi

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Masculinity and sexual practices in the military: a South African study

Nyameka Mankayi, Anthony Vernon Naidoo

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Why do some South African ethnic groups have very high HIV rates and others not?

Chris Kenyon, Sizwe Zondo

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Formative evaluation of the STAR intervention: improving teachers’ ability to provide psychosocial support for vulnerable individuals in the school community

Ronél Ferreira, Liesel Ebersöhn

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Use of a simulation game for HIV/AIDS education with pre-service teachers

Nadine Petersen, Josef de Beer, Helen Dunbar-Krige

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Pre- and post-intervention assessment of a PMTCT-programme strengthening initiative in a rural area of the Eastern Cape, South Africa

Nancy Phaswana-Mafuya, Karl Peltzer, Rendani Ladzani, Gladys Mlambo, Adlai Davids, Khanyisa Phaweni, Pelisa Dana, Mandisa Ndabula

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Sexuality among the elderly in Dzivaresekwa district of Harare: the challenge of information, education and communication campaigns in support of an HIV/AIDS response

Ignatius Gutsa

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