Report on the Global HIV/AIDS epidemic

Report on the global HIV/AIDS epidemic - June 2000 Table of contents t f g ar '~ e IV SSE{l die " [r J rfyY a 6 Global estimates of the HIV/AIDS epidemic as of end 1999 7 Preface 8 AIDS in a new millennium: a grim picture with glimmers of hope 8 Africa: the enormous challenges of a long-lasting epidemic 12 Asia holds HIV at bay - but for how long? 15 Latin America: an epidemic with many faces 17 HIV in the Caribbean: small islands, large epidemic 18 Eastern Europe and Central Asia: drug injecting is still the main risk 19 High-income countries: long survival but more risk behaviour 21 Waking up to devastation 21 The demographic impact of AIDS 21 The population chimney 23 Increases in adult and child mortality rates are already being recorded 25 In some countries, over a third of 15-year-olds may die of AIDS 26 Social and economic impacts 27 Household impacts 29 The toll on teaching... 29... the toll on learning 31 Health sector under stress 32 Impact on agriculture 33 The bottom line: HIV is hurting business 37 What makes people vulnerable? 38 Fear, stigma and denial: a vicious circle 40 Uninformed and hence vulnerable 42 Lack of education: a growing liability 45 Men and women on the margins 46 Young girls: vulnerable for many reasons 49 Violence against women 49 Violence in the home 51 Sexual abuse of women and children 55 Prevention: daunting challenges ahead 55 Avoiding heterosexual transmission: how well are existing prevention strategies working? 56 How many young people manage to delay first sex? 56 How many stay abstinent before marriage? 57 Sex before marriage: the HIV risks 58 What about fidelity between regular partners? 59 Condom use: rising, but still not enough 65 Men who have sex with men 65 Prevention is faltering in high-income countries 67 The high cost of neglect and denial 68 Men who have sex with men and women 71 HIV and other sexually transmitted infections: an opportunity to strengthen prevention 72 Turning past failure into future success 74 Injecting drug use: the other HIV epidemic 76 Reducing HIV transmission among drug users: interventions are effective but not poltically popular::i /.K / 1 /W f/' ^ J'. f,~4 F; ".

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Report on the Global HIV/AIDS epidemic
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