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HIV/AIDS (updated: January 2004) Documents: 2002 Key Issues on Gender and HIV/AIDS in China - Report
for the UK Department for International Development (DFID) China makes its first antiretroviral drugs for
treating AIDS AIDS in China. David Murphy, Far Eastern Economic
Review | Asia The Next Wave of HIV/AIDS: Nigeria, Ethiopia,
Russia, India and China. Introductory study on female condom use among
sex workers in China Zhang KL, Ma SJ. Epidemiology of HIV in China:
intravenous drug users, sex workers, and large mobile populations
are high risk groups. British Medical Journal, 2002, 324:803804. Rogers SJ, Ying L, Xin YT, Fung K & Kauffman
J. Reaching and identifying the ST/HIV risk of sex workers in Beijing.
Wu Z, Detels R, Ji G, Xu C, Rou K, Ding H, Li
V. Diffusion of HIV/AIDS knowledge, positive attitudes and behaviors
through training of health professionals in China. (in press end
2002) Wu Z, Detels R, Zhang J, Li V, Li J. Community-based
trial to prevent drug use in Yunnan, China. American Journal of
Public Health, in press end 2002. Liu H, Detels R, Yin Y, Li X, Visscher B. Do STD
clinics correctly diagnose STDs? An assessment of STD management
in Hefei, China. Lau, J.T.F., Tsui, H.Y., Li, C.K., Chung, R.W.Y.,
Chan, M.W., & Molassiotis, A Needs assessment and social environment
of people living with HIV/AIDS in Hong Kong. Lau, J.T.F., Tsui, H.Y., Siah, P.C., & Zhang,
K. L. (2002). A study on female sex workers in southern China (Shenzhen):
HIV related knowledge, condom use and STD history. Lau, J.T.F., Tang, A.S.Y., & Tsui, H.Y (in press end 2002). The relationship between condom use, STDs, and location of commercial sex transaction among male Hong Kong clients. AIDS. Lau, J.T.F., Siah, P.C., & Tsui, H.Y. (2002).
Behavioural surveillance and factors associated with condom use
and STD incidences among the male commercial sex client population
in Hong Kong - results of two surveys. Lau, J.T.F., Siah, P.C., & Tsui, H.Y. (2002).
A study of the STD/AIDS related attitudes and behaviors of men who
have sex with men in Hong Kong. Lau, J.T.F., Tang, A.S.Y., Siah, P.C., & Tsui,
H.Y. (in press end 2002). Assessment of HIV-related sexual risk
behaviors among the general female population in Hong Kong. Archives
of Sexual Behaviour. Lau, J.T.F., Tsui, H.Y. (in press end 2002). Surveillance
of HIV/AIDS-related attitudes and perceptions among the general
public in Hong Kong from 1994 to 2000. AIDS Education & Prevention.
Lau, J.T.F., Thomas, J., & Lin, C.K. (2002).
HIV-related behaviours among voluntary blood donors in Hong Kong.
Lau, J. T. F. & Wong, W. S. (2002). HIV antibody
testing among male commercial sex workers, men who have sex with
men and the lower-risk male general population in Hong Kong. AIDS
Care, 14, 55-61. Introducing Governance into HIV/AIDS Programmes:
People's Republic of China, Lao PDR and Viet Nam by Jacques du Guerny,
Lee-Nah Hsu / June 2002, UNDP South East Asia HIV and Development
Programme (ISBN: 974-680-195-3) Consultancy to Assess Strategies for Harm Reduction,
and Particularly Needle Social Marketing for the China-UK HIV/AIDS
Prevention and Care Project, by Mukta Sharma and David Burrows,
May 2002. China Action Plan to Contain, Prevent and Control
HIV/AIDS (2001-2005), UNAIDS.
Assessing Population Mobility and HIV Vulnerability
Guangxi, People's Republic of China Lau, J. T. F. & Wong, W. S. (2001). AIDS-related
discrimination in the workplace: Prevalence Survey of Sexually Transmitted Infections
Among Female Sex Workers and Truck Drivers in China 1999-2000, September
2001. World Health Organization Regional Office for the Western
Pacific, National Center for STD and Leprosy Control, Ministry of
Health of the People's Republic of China HIV/AIDS in Asia and the Pacific Region, 2001 Wu Z, Rou K, Detels R. Prevalence of HIV infection
among former commercial plasma donors in rural eastern China. Lau, J.T.F., & Thomas, J. (2001). Risk behaviours
of Hong Kong male residents travelling to mainland China: A potential
bridge population for HIV infection. Lau, J.T.F., & Wong, W.S. (2001). HIV antibody
testing among the Hong Kong mainland Chinese cross-border sex networking
population in Hong Kong. Guidebook on Substance Abuse and HIV/AIDS, 2001,
Chinese (Traditional & Simplified) language, Hong Kong AIDS
Foundation. US $20.00 per copy including handling charge. Contact:
HKAF library: library@hkaf.com 2000 Yuanguang, Wang. Strategy of Tolerance and HIV/AIDS
Prevention in China. Challenges Posed by AIDS for Chinese Communities
in the New Millennium Sexually transmitted diseases in the People's
Republic of China in YK2: Back to the future Overland Heroin trafficking routes and HIV-1 spread
in south and southern Asia Epidemiological trends of sexually transmitted
diseases in China AIDS in China: From Drugs to Blood to Sex. Improved services and counselling reduce risk-taking
behaviour and increase condom use in Shanghai, China Sheng, He. Long Road Ahead in Fight Against AIDS.
Teachers Handbook on Sex Education and HIV/AIDS Prevention, August 2000. Jointly published by UNESCO Office Beijing and the UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS in China. The book is in Chinese. It is published by Beijing Medical University Press. Reports on HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases-Summary
Title-"Media Takes the Gloves Off in Criticizing HIV Policies."
U.S. Embassy, Beijing , March 2001, HIV/AIDS: China's Titanic Peril 2001: Update of
the AIDS Situation and Needs Assessment Report. Xueqin, Jaing. Currents: China's TB Epidemic-Consuming
Problem, HIV/AIDS in China and It's Implications for Tibetans
and Other Minorities, by Spencer Seidman, LCSW Watanabe, M. 2000. China's first international
HIV vaccine meeting: The Watanabe, M. 2000. China holds first international
HIV vaccine workshop. Watanabe, M. 2000. Old politics, new disease clash
in China: Culture and Experts Estimate 600,000-1 Million AIDS Victims
in China. People's Daily, 04 September 2000. Internet Edition. "Community Resistance to HIV/AIDS Intervention
in Chinese Communities" - Proceedings, 2000, Chinese &
English language, Hong Kong AIDS Foundation We Care... Do you? The UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS
takes stock of the international response to AIDS in China at the
start of the new millennium (includes matrix of HIV/AIDS Projects
in China Supported by International Partners)
Watanabe, M. 1999. China confronts AIDS: International
help needed to Watanabe, M. 1999. Finding funding for China's
HIV research. Current Status of HIV in China: December 1999,
Wu Z, Qi G, Zeng Y, Detels R. Knowledge of HIV/AIDS
among health care workers in China. AIDS Education and Prevention
1999, 11 (4):353-363. Wu Z, Qi G, Zhang J. Epidemiology and Intervention
of AIDS in China. Treatment delay and reliance on private physicians
among patients with sexually transmitted diseases in China Preventing
the Problem Before it Starts: Program aims to curb spread of HIV Changing sexual attitudes and behaviour in China:
implications for the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted
diseases Rethinking AIDS Strategies & Programmes in
Chinese Communities: Ideas & Experiences - Proceedings, 1999,
Chinese & English language, Hong Kong AIDS Foundation
The Mid-Long Term Plan of HIV/AIDS Prevention
and Control in China (1998-2010). The State Council Document, 12
November 1998 HIV in China: epidemiology and risk factors Strategies on HIV/AIDS Prevention & Intervention
in the Chinese Community - Proceedings, 1998, Chinese & English
language, Hong Kong AIDS Foundation AIDS Counselling: Psychological Help for People
with AIDS, 1998, Chinese & English language, Hong Kong AIDS
Foundation Watanabe, M. 1998. China faces increased spread
of HIV. Nature Medicine China Responds to AIDS: HIV/AIDS Situation &
Needs Assessment Report, Jointly prepared by China Ministry of Health
& UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS in China, November 1997 Extremely low awareness of AIDS, STD and condoms
among Dai ethnic villagers in Yunnan Province, China Global Response to HIV/AIDS from Chinese Communities
- Proceedings, 1997, Chinese & English language, Hong Kong AIDS
Foundation HIV/AIDS in China: A World of Contradictions.
U.S Embassy, Bejing -April 1997. Prostitutes, prostitution and STD/HIV transmission
in mainland China Health care systems in transition: People's Republic
of China. Part II: The Chinese health care system's response to
HIV-AIDS
China Data Profile, World Bank Group World Fact Book 2002, US Central Intelligence
Agency The UK's development partnership with the People's
Republic of China, Background Briefing, May 2002. Asian Harm Reduction Network - Country Assessment
of China Monitoring the AIDS pandemic - The status and
Trends of HIV/AIDS STI epidemics in Asia and the Pacific China's Annual Plan and Performance Review, November
2000 - October 2001 China: Health Briefing Paper China: Country Strategy Paper 1998, U.K. Government,
Department for International Development. Health care systems in transition: People's Republic
of China. Part 1: an overview of China's health care system Health in transition: Reforming China's rural
health services
YouandAIDS.org China Development Brief UNAIDS China website UN Offices in China UNDP South East Asia HIV and Development Programme The National Center for STD & Leprosy Control Hong Kong AIDS Foundation Global Chinese AIDS Network (GCAN) China AIDS/STI Prevention and Control Information
Network The China-UK HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care Project China Internet Information Center People's Daily People's Daily archive of HIV/AIDS reports: China Daily Chinese Embassy in the United Kingdom British Embassy in China China Development Gateway
Towards Borderless Strategies Against HIV/AIDS The Potential Costs and Benefits of Responding
to the Mobility Aspect of the HIV Epidemic in South East Asia A
conceptual framework, April 2002, UNDP South East Asia HIV and Development
Programme
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