Learning About AIDS

AIDS Myths and Myths about AIDS Myths: A Study about AIDS- related Perceptions in South Africa

Key Facts about Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS in Children Worldwide

Unfortunately, we do not know how many perinatally (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) HIV-infected pepole are living in contries today, while knowing these informations is necessary. UNAIDS reports that there are 3.4 million children under 15 years of age with HIV and 2 million adolescents between 10 and 19 years of age. Although the vast majority of children were perinatally infected, older childr...

Let us talk about AIDS: Sexual Health Communication among Kenyan Women about HIV/AIDS Risk Prevention

Objective: The current trends continue to show a disproportionate increase of HIV infections among women mostly in sub-Sahara Africa. This study focuses on multi-dimensional factors such as social elements, cultural beliefs, cognitive and psychosocial norms, and self-efficacy that influence sexual health communication among Kenyan women in preventing HIV/AIDS. Methods: This exploratory study us...

Learning about learning rather than about teaching

This paper draws on the experiences of the author during the past fifteen years of working primarily with school, college, university and health librarians, but with occasional forays into the public and special library domains. It is written by an educationalist and teacher trainer with an interest in library development; someone who has never run a library but who has researched into them and...

What we still don't know about AIDS

A great deal is known about the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) [1], one of whose cardinal features is its exquisite adaptation to its human host. It enters the body through damaged epithelia, or more insidiously, through specialized cells (M cells) in the intestinal epithelium whose function is to deliver viruses and bacteria to waiting...