Vol. 5 No. 2 (2006) | African Journal of AIDS Research

Confronting AIDS-related loss and grief: an exploratory study of professional caregivers¹ in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Craig Demmer

97-107

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The power of AIDS: kinship, mobility and the valuing of social and ritual relationships in Tanzania

Hansjörg Dilger

109-121

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Talking about sex in Botswana: social desirability bias and possible implications for HIV-prevention research

Kata Chillag, Greg Guest, Arwen Bunce, Laura Johnson, Peter H Kilmarx, Dawn K Smith

123-131

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Knowing but not knowing: providing maternity care in the context of HIV/AIDS in rural Zimbabwe

Thubelihle Mathole, Gunilla Lindmark, Beth Maina Ahlberg

133-139

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Preliminary investigation of adherence to antiretroviral therapy among children in Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Nigeria

Mariya Mukhtar-Yola, Solomon Adeleke, Dayyabu Gwarzo, Zubaida Farouk Ladan

141-144

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Sexual discourse and decision-making by urban youth in AIDS-afflicted Swaziland

Lynne Jones

145-157

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Wits University's response to HIV/AIDS: flagship programme or ‘tramp steamer'?

Murray Cairns, David Dickinson, Wendy Orr

159-166

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Civil society organisations and the national HIV/AIDS response in Botswana

Erin E Kiley, Alice J Hovorka

167-178

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Workplace ART programmes: Why do companies invest in them and are they working?

Gavin George

179-188

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Youth have a new attitude on AIDS, but are they talking about it?

Alison Zisser, Dennis Francis

189-196

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Intrapartum practices to limit vertical transmission of HIV

Antoinette du Preez, Engela du Plessis, Abel Pienaar

197-206

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African Journal of AIDS Research
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Articles

Confronting AIDS-related loss and grief: an exploratory study of professional caregivers¹ in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

The power of AIDS: kinship, mobility and the valuing of social and ritual relationships in Tanzania

Talking about sex in Botswana: social desirability bias and possible implications for HIV-prevention research

Knowing but not knowing: providing maternity care in the context of HIV/AIDS in rural Zimbabwe

Preliminary investigation of adherence to antiretroviral therapy among children in Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Nigeria

Sexual discourse and decision-making by urban youth in AIDS-afflicted Swaziland

Wits University's response to HIV/AIDS: flagship programme or ‘tramp steamer'?

Civil society organisations and the national HIV/AIDS response in Botswana

Workplace ART programmes: Why do companies invest in them and are they working?

Youth have a new attitude on AIDS, but are they talking about it?

Intrapartum practices to limit vertical transmission of HIV

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