Vol. 5 No. 3 (2006) | African Journal of AIDS Research

Psychological distress in the first year after diagnosis of HIV infection among women in South Africa

Benjamin O Olley

207-215

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Motor speed and reaction time in HIV/AIDS patients: a case-control study

Olubunmi Ogunrin, Francis Odiase

217-220

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Understanding visuals in HIV/AIDS education in South Africa: differences between literate and low-literate audiences

Adelia Carstens, Alfons Maes, Lilian Gangla-Birir

221-232

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Perceptions of the benefits and affordability of antiretrovirals among HIVpositive persons in a rural area of South-West Nigeria

Paul S Ogunro, Adeniyi K Adeneye, Titus O Ogungbamigbe, Taiwo A Adewole, Adesola Z Musa, Joy I Isikwei

233-236

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Gendered home-based care in South Africa: more trouble for the troubled

Olagoke Akintola

237-247

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‘We will eat when I get the grant': negotiating AIDS, poverty and antiretroviral treatment in South Africa

Suzanne Leclerc-Madlala

249-256

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Zambian male adolescents' perceptions about premarital sexual relationships

Elisabeth Dahlbäck, Patrick Makelele, C Bawa Yamba, Staffan Bergström, Anna-Berit Ransjö-Arvidson

257-264

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Community impact of HIV status disclosure through an integrated community home-based care programme

Busisiwe Ncama, Leana Uys

265-271

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Knowledge and perception of HIV/AIDS among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Ogun State, Nigeria

Adeniyi K Adeneye, Margaret A Mafe, Adejuwon A Adeneye, Kabiru K Salami, William R Brieger, Musbau A Titiloye, Taiwo A Adewole, Philip U Agomo

273-279

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Incidence of HIV-1 infection and changes in prevalence of reproductive tract infections and sexual risk behaviours: a population-based longitudinal study in rural Tanzania

Elia J Mmbaga, Akhtar Hussain, Germana H Leyna, Elise Klouman, Elisante Masenga, Noel Sam, Kagoma S Mnyika, Knut-Inge Klepp

281-288

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Commentary: Does a linear-received policy of condom promotion result in a myopic approach to HIV prevention?

Nathan Grills

289-293

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Articles

Psychological distress in the first year after diagnosis of HIV infection among women in South Africa

Motor speed and reaction time in HIV/AIDS patients: a case-control study

Understanding visuals in HIV/AIDS education in South Africa: differences between literate and low-literate audiences

Perceptions of the benefits and affordability of antiretrovirals among HIVpositive persons in a rural area of South-West Nigeria

Gendered home-based care in South Africa: more trouble for the troubled

‘We will eat when I get the grant': negotiating AIDS, poverty and antiretroviral treatment in South Africa

Zambian male adolescents' perceptions about premarital sexual relationships

Community impact of HIV status disclosure through an integrated community home-based care programme

Knowledge and perception of HIV/AIDS among pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Ogun State, Nigeria

Incidence of HIV-1 infection and changes in prevalence of reproductive tract infections and sexual risk behaviours: a population-based longitudinal study in rural Tanzania

Commentary: Does a linear-received policy of condom promotion result in a myopic approach to HIV prevention?

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