AIDS in Africa / edited by Max Essex [and others].
In the face of a grave lack of resources to fight the AIDS epidemic in Africa, practical medical education must play a critical role in curtailing the number of new cases and improving quality of care for those already infected with HIV. This comprehensive reference book addresses the unique challen...
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g I. |t Pathogenesis -- |g 1. |t Introduction: The Etiology of AIDS / |r Max Essex and Souleymane Mboup -- |g 2. |t Molecular Virology of HIV-1 / |r Monty Montano and Carolyn Williamson -- |g 3. |t Immunopathogenesis of AIDS / |r Lynn Zijenah and David A. Katzenstein -- |g 4. |t Effect of Genetic Variation on HIV Transmission and Progression to AIDS / |r Cheryl A. Winkler and Stephen J. O'Brien -- |g 5. |t Biology of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 2 (HIV-2) / |r Phyllis J. Kanki, Jean-Louis Sankale and Souleymane Mboup -- |g 6. |t Simian Immunodeficiency Viruses and the Origin of HIVs / |r Ousmane M. Diop, Aissatou Gueye, Ahidjo Ayouba, Eric Nerrienet, Sylvie Corbet, Philippe Mauclere, Francois Simon, Francoise Barre-Sinoussi and Michaela C. Muller-Trutwin -- |g II. |t Detection and Monitoring of HIV Infection and Disease -- |g 7. |t Serodiagnosis of HIV Infection / |r Aissatou Gueye-Ndiaye -- |g 8. |t Molecular Diagnosis of HIV Infection / |r Boris Renjifo -- |g 9. |t Monitoring HIV-1 Subtype Distribution / |r Francis R. Barin, Coumba Toure-Kane, Jean-Christophe Plantier and Martine Peeters -- |g 10. |t Monitoring Viral Load / |r Phyllis J. Kanki and Indu Mani -- |g 11. |t Monitoring Immune Function / |r Gunnel Biberfeld and Eligius Lyamuya -- |g III. |t Epidemiology -- |g 12. |t Epidemiology of HIV and AIDS / |r Peter Piot and Michael Bartos -- |g 13. |t Transmission of HIV / |r Sibylle Kristensen, Moses Sinkala and Sten H. Vermund -- |g 14. |t Role of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in HIV-Transmission / |r Saidi H. Kapiga and Iain W. Aitken -- |g 15. |t Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV / |r Anne Willoughby -- |g 16. |t HIV-1 Subtypes and Recombinants / |r Boris Renjifo and Max Essex -- |g 17. |t Current Estimates and Projections for the Epidemic / |r Karen A. Stanecki and Neff Walker -- |g IV. |t Clinical Spectrum and Treatment of HIV-Related Diseases -- |g 18. |t Clinical Diagnosis of AIDS and HIV-Related Diseases / |r Churchill Lukwiya Onen -- |g 19. |t Antiretroviral Therapy in Resource-Limited Settings / |r Anthony Amoroso, Charles E. Davis and Robert R. Redfield -- |g 20. |t HIV-1 Drug Resistance / |r Mark A. Wainberg and Bluma G. Brenner -- |g 21. |t Opportunistic Infections / |r Robert Colebunders, Patrick K. Kayembe and Ann Marie Nelson -- |g 22. |t Tuberculosis / |r Renee Ridzon and Harriet Mayanga-Kizza -- |g 23. |t HIV Infection and Cancer / |r Robert Newton, Freddy Sitas, Martin Dedicoat and John L. Ziegler -- |g 24. |t Challenges and Opportunities for Nurses / |r Sheila D. Tlou -- |g 25. |t Home-Based Care / |r Quarraisha Abdool Karim, Samuel Kalibala, Elly T. Katabira and Zena A. Stein -- |g 26. |t Nutrition and HIV Infection / |r Annamaria K. Kiure, Gernard I. Msamanga and Wafaie W. Fawzi -- |g 27. |t Access to HIV and AIDS Care / |r Kirthana Ramanathan, Daniel Tarantola and Richard G. Marlink -- |g V. |t Pediatric HIV Infection and Disease -- |g 28. |t Diagnosis of Pediatric HIV Infection / |r Chewe Luo and Brian Coulter -- |g 29. |t Treatment of HIV in Children Using Antiretroviral Drugs / |r Gabriel M. Anabwani and Mark W. Kline -- |g 30. |t Pediatric Opportunistic Infections / |r Shahin Lockman and Kenneth McIntosh -- |g VI. |t Preventions of HIV Infection -- |g 31. |t Male Condoms and Circumcision / |r Roger L. Shapiro and Saidi H. Kapiga -- |g 32. |t Female Condoms and Microbicides / |r Eka Esu-Williams and Kelly Blanchard -- |g 33. |t Behavioral Change: Goals and Means / |r Poloko Kebaabetswe and Kathleen F. Norr -- |g 34. |t Voluntary Counseling and Testing / |r Elizabeth Marum, Carl H. Campbell, Katawa Msowoya, Augustine Barnaba and Beth Dillon -- |g 35. |t Prevention of Perinatal Transmission of HIV / |r Sophie Le Coeur and Marc Lallemant -- |g 36. |t Prevention of Breast Milk Transmission of HIV: Balancing the Benefits and the Risks / |r Ruth Nduati and Dorothy Mbori-Ngacha -- |g 37. |t Postexposure Prophylaxis for Occupational Exposure and Sexual Assault / |r Elisabeth Bouvet, Anne Laporte and Arnaud Tarantola -- |g VII. |t Vaccine Development -- |g 38. |t Need for a Vaccine / |r Seth Berkley -- |g 39. |t HIV Vaccines: Design and Development / |r Tun-Hou Lee and Vlad Novitsky -- |g 40. |t HIV-1 Vaccine Testing, Trial Design, and Ethics / |r Peter B. Gilbert and Jose Esparza -- |g VIII. |t Impact and Response -- |g 41. |t Regional Variations in the African Epidemics / |r Max Essex and Souleymane Mboup -- |g 42. |t Human Rights and HIV/AIDS / |r Sofia Gruskin and Miriam Maluwa -- |g 43. |t Gender and HIV/AIDS / |r Sheila D. Tlou -- |g 44. |t Orphan Crisis / |r Geoff Foster and Stefan Germann -- |g 45. |t Economics of AIDS in Africa / |r Amar A. Hamoudi and Jeffrey D. Sachs -- |g 46. |t International Cooperation and Mobilization / |r Keith E. Hansen and Debrework Zewdie. |
| 520 | |a In the face of a grave lack of resources to fight the AIDS epidemic in Africa, practical medical education must play a critical role in curtailing the number of new cases and improving quality of care for those already infected with HIV. This comprehensive reference book addresses the unique challenges facing many African nations as poor infrastructure and economics continue to obstruct access to advances in treatment and AIDS care training. While it takes into account the context of settings with limited resources, it also looks ahead to how many African nations are successfully increasing their capacity to serve those affected by HIV and AIDS. Information on how to best utilize existing resources and prioritize scaling-up of infrastructure is a critical aspect of this book for those working in HIV/AIDS-related fields in Africa. This second edition of AIDS in Africa includes a detailed analysis of the magnitude and nature of the epidemic, as well as regionally specific information on pathogenesis, diagnosis, epidemiology, treatment, pediatric infection, vaccine development, socioeconomic impact, and ethical considerations. | ||
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