Annotated Bibliography: Voluntary Counselling and Testing

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Ref ID: 597 Keywords: VCT Development of VCT rollout plan (in press). Abstract: The paper contains a development of VCT rollout plan. Notes: 1 copy Ref ID: 598 Development of VCT guidelines. A Workshop report (2002). Keywords: VCT/guidelines Abstract: This paper contains just the minute of the workshop report. Notes: 1 copy Provincial HIV/AIDS meeting. (2002). Ref Type: Unpublished Work Ref ID: 599 Abstract: This paper contains various minutes of provincial HIV/AIDS meeting. Notes: 1 copy VCT Assessment meeting. (2002). Ref Type: Unpublished Work Ref ID: 600 Keywords: VCT Abstract: This paper contains a minute of a VCT assessment meeting Notes: 1 copy Ensuring a public health impact of programs to reduce HIV transmission from mothers to infants: the place of voluntary counselling and testing. (2002). American Journal of Public Health, 92, 347-351. Ref ID: 8822 Keywords: health/impact/HIV transmission/transmission/voluntary counselling and 44
testing/government/HIV testing/care/pilot projects/Africa/drugs/women/barriers/barrier/community/education/men/intervention/treatment/HI V-status Abstract: Since 1999, many African governments have launched programs to offer short-course antiretroviral drug regimens to reduce mother-to child transmission of HIV. HIV testing in prenatal care is the gateway to these antiretroviral regimens. Pilot projects in Africa show an uptake of antiretroviral drugs in 8% to 50% of pregnant women presumed to be HIV infected; often, a minority of eligible women in care received these regimens. Use of lay counselors and rapid onsite HIV testing may alleviate health service barriers. Community education to promote voluntary counseling and testing, which involves men, is the long-term solution. In the short term, possibilities to enhance delivery of an effective intervention include group pretest counseling, universal offer of testing with women having the right to "opt out," universal treatment (mass treatment for those whose HIV status is not determined by voluntary counseling and testing), universal testing with women having the right to "opt out" of learning their test results, and mass treatment for all without testing. VCT a new challenge for the DHS. (2003). Ref Type: Unpublished Work Ref ID: 8793 Keywords: VCT Abstract: An effective response to HIV/AIDS would be to try and reduce the number of new infections, expand access to care and treatment for people with HIV/Aids and to soften the impact of the epidemic on social and economic development.VCT is considered as one of the most essential, cost-effectve interventions that offers multiple advantages and gains in the prevention, treatment, care and support terrain Greater use of voluntary counselling and HIV testing is an important key to encouraging changes in risky behaviour and effective prevention. Like many other policies, the concept of VCT has not yet been well interpreted by many stakeholders and a modified version is cascaded downwards throughout the system as most top-down HIV 45
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Page 3 and 4: Ref ID: 121 AIDS Counselling (1989)
Page 5 and 6: are bearing the brunt of the pandem
Page 7 and 8: Abstract: Otten et al raise serious
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Page 13 and 14: Abstract: With the rate of HIV infe
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Page 21 and 22: Ref ID: 6848 (1999). Vigsman glo in
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Page 29 and 30: immoral behaviour. Notes: 1 copy Re
Page 31 and 32: * Prevention of Mother-to-Child Tra
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Page 47 and 48: knowledge among mothers was high, w
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Page 71 and 72: Ref ID: 2 ATICC (1994). INFO-AIDS.
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Creativity is so important", says P
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medical and paramedical services. N
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Bor, R., Miller, R., & Johnson, M.
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disease, but also on people who may
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Abstract: Issues: The practice of c
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Boyer, C. B. (1997). Sexually trans
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Bradshaw, D., Masiteng, K., & Nanna
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Keywords: counsellor/health/sex Abs
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Keywords: Africa/condom/HIV-status/
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moontlik is, en waar 'n dokter wat
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215-220. Ref ID: 409 Burnard, P. (1
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Keywords: women/transmission/babies
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ottlenecks of the program. All advi
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Ref ID: 408 Keywords: Community bas
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highly illegal to use this machine
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has increased from 313 in 1992 to 1
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of counselling. Notes: 1 copy Carpe
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estimated to have been infected as
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in the Zambian capital city of Lusa
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1998. Questionnaires were administe
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andomized controlled trial. In (pp.
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Colvin, M., Abdool Karim, S. S., Co
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personnel. Even when VCCT services
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interventions to at-risk individual
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into the population. Notes: 1 copy
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Calabar Project in Nigeria, have pr
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Ref ID: 2169 De Lange, L. (2000). L
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die groep die afgelope 2 jaar net 1
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-low acceptance rate of pregnant wo
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Department of Health. (1998). HIV/A
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appropriate care, treatment and sup
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This strategic framework outlines t
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testing can provide a result within
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Keywords: business/client/clients/c
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to be trained on HIV. The current V
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Department of Health. (2002). Condi
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Keywords: Africa/male/myth/rape/Sou
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Eastern Cape Department of Health.
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Ref ID: 47 Keywords: community/coun
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MIV/vigs kan baie doeltreffender as
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knowledge. This often leads to help
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provides a conceptual framework for
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interview. Substantial variability
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sexually active population of this
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Keywords: barriers/rapid testing/ra
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ehaviour/sex/sexual partner/WHO Abs
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to assess client and counsellor sat
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They teach their families how to ca
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differences in the demographic prof
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impact of, and constraints on, HIV
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and testing as means to prevent HIV
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intercourse with occasional sexual
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Abstract: Introduction: The results
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individuals engaging in high-risk a
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etroviral therapy would cost the pa
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cubic millimetre) because initiatin
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already infected. Dr Fareed Abdulla
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and disclosure. A majority (86%) of
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Keywords: Europe/health/infection/t
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ethnicity, in all clinical work. A
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Main Outcome Measures : A composite
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onset diagnosis, and in some cases
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enlarge the base of low-risk blood
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Ref ID: 2778 Janneker , A. (2000).
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counselling. In this issue, a plea
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extent. Analyses showed that time s
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attitude development to all ( 64,00
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Abstract: Project RESPECT was a ran
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Keywords: church/counselling and te
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Abstract: Investigates the level of
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ape is thought to reduce the risk o
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Kelly, K., Parker, W., & Oyosi, S.
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programmes in the NIP is based on a
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volunteering was to know the HIV st
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those questions. Second, I analyse
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Prevention, 13, 279-289. Ref ID: 18
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Skordis, wat vandeesweek 'n magiste
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and as such best left for an articl
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know' to the 4 questions dealing wi
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esponsibility for notifying partner
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history of three or more previous H
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eports exist on counseling in Afric
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Keywords: counsellor/counsellors/he
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workplace. This pilot telephonic su
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Keywords: drugs/government/health/i
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infection and diagnosis in women mu
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of the AIDS epidemic. The impact on
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neglected with no facilities. Strat
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status is strongly associated with
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creating a sense of bewilderment wh
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of a child (B = 1.15, p>.002) as si
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Mashu, A., Mbizvo, M. T., Makura, E
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keep people at work and out of hosp
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Keywords: clinic/condom/condoms/inf
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the Aged in Grahamstown last night,
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counselling and testing/Zambia Abst
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Medscheme. (2002). Aid for Aids Ove
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Miles, L. (1992). Women, AIDS, powe
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Miller, R., Bor, H., Salt, H., & Mu
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for HIV infected patients suffering
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Methods: Participants in an ongoing
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gives patients traditional medicine
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Mokolatsie said VCT has been shown
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enhanced by the use of the particip
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No 5, 3, 12-13. Ref ID: 88 Moloanto
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Morril, A. C. (1996). Safer Sex: so
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in the busy maternity and antenatal
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knowledge about their HIV status an
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Keywords: epidemiology/HIV infectio
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options. These options include cost
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Abstract: Health Minister Manto Tsh
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psychiatric nurse specialising in m
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3. Problems with submission of stat
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Description: A project of involveme
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while the criminals ' victims are c
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Pregnancy incidence was 4 per 100 p
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concept is not described at all in
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prevention of AIDS, and guidelines
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Records suggest that an HIV test wo
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anxiety about the social consequenc
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Results: A total of 400 truck drive
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programs. In the process, we briefl
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Ouedraogo, H., Cartoux, M., Boncoun
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Painter, M. (2001). Voluntary Couns
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Keywords: conference/discourse/medi
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Perry, S. W. & Markowitz, J. C. (19
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government is folding its hands, he
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accessing the new medical services
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counselling a possible AIDS clients
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and separation or domestic violence
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Abstract: This paper contains only
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Ref ID: 6153 Rademeyer, A. (1999).
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Ramjee, G. & Gouws, E. (2001). Targ
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the counsellor arising during the c
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drastic steps. If only political pa
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Abstract: The evaluation was based
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offered trials, but resisted them.
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with measurement after the course.
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mother access to the emotional supp
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only be administered under the most
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group PAWS( Pets Are Wonderful Supp
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urban hospital serving a broad metr
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comprehensive response to AIDS in a
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pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa, exi
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for HIV positive/AIDS affected pers
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awaited interim report- with the co
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(MCC) must view this is a serious l
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Siegl D. & Morse, J. M. (1994). Tol
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than simply listening to informatio
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the herpes virus. It had also been
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van die wes-Kaapse Gesondheidsdepar
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Abstract: Nobel Peace Prize winner
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South African Medical Journal (1994
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natural product, but costs many tim
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enable people to make and act on, t
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called azithromycin which is effect
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Stein, J. (2001). HIV/AIDS and the
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not necessarily show any signs or s
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easons for this are not yet clear,
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Abstract: If you are Aids patient u
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word omdat dit inwerk op die beenmu
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. Prevention. During report back on
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Nairobi, 7893 pregnant women from 2
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confirmed she was exploring the app
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eports of ministers and pastors app
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community, which has threatened to
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equesting pre-marital CT reflect th
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scope and coverage of continuing pr
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The other major role of VCT is in f
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Children infected and affected by H
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Uys, L. R. M. J. (2000). Standards
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wherever possible. Unfortunately ou
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Abstract: The study was done to des
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infeksies elke jaar ( 20 000 hievan
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attitudes, anxiety, fear of contact
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Ref ID: 1303 Van Eyssen, B. (1999).
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as trauma counselling, rape counsel
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counselling should provide informat
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Die aktiewe bestanddeel in knoffel
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Ref ID: 2215 Verster, I. (1998). MB
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members. The silent phase of the ep
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aspects of their behavioural intent
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Walt, G. & Gilson, L. (1994). Refor
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effort in the United States. Expand
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national and international AIDS pre
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Abstract: The past year has not bee
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available to pregnant women, and by
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Wiess, E., Mantell, J. E., Adeokun,
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seroprevalence in various groups .
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counselling and testing Abstract: T
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findings in the context of Balmer's
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In L.Gibney (Ed.), Preventing HIV i
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would be admitting vulnerability. N
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Abstract: With the immensely succes
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have therefore been considered an i
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To facilitate the development of co
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een many discussions here about sex
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