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_223 _a362.1969792 _bSRI |
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100 | _aSridevi Rachabattuni | ||
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_aHIV /AIDS : _bA brief study / _cRachabattuni Sridevi . |
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_a1st ed. _b2011. |
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_aDelhi. _bAncient Publishing House; _c2011. |
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_a248 p . ; _bhardbound _c14x22cm |
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505 | _a1. HIV / AIDS in India 2. HIV, AIDS and Men 3. Women, HIV and AIDS 4. Infection through AIDS 5. Transmission medicine 6. Needle- exchange programme 7. Prisons, prisoners and HIV / AIDS 8. Sexual ethics and legality 9. AIDS Pandemic 10. Breastfeeding and HIV 11. HIV test and Antiretroviral Drug 12. Universal declaration of human rights | ||
520 | _aHIV infection is now common in India; exactly what the prevalence is, is not really known, but it can be stated without any fear of being wrong that infection is widespread...it is spreading rapidly into those segments that society in India does not recognise as being at risk. AIDS is coming out of the closet. Educating people about HIV/ AIDS and how it can be prevented is complicated in India, as a number of major languages and hundreds of different dialects are spoken within its population. | ||
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