Women's Experiences with HIV/AIDS: An International
Perspective
Published 1997
Lynellyn D. Long,
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- By Peter Lamptey
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Counting Women's Experiences
- By Lynellyn D. Long
- Pt. 1. Living with HIV/AIDS
- 1. Negative in the Beginning, Positive in the End
- By Christine Thomas, Lynellyn D. Long
- 2. I Have a Life, I Will Live
- Contributors: Anonymous
- 3. Women Who Sleep with Women
- By Joyce Hunter, Priscilla Alexander
- 4. HIV/AIDS: A Personal Perspective
- By Debbie Runions
- Pt. 2. Economic and Sociocultural Perspectives
- 5. Making a Living: Women Who Go Out
- By Priscilla Alexander
- 6. Bargaining for Life: Women and the AIDS Epidemic in Haiti
- By Priscilla R. Ulin, Michel Cayemittes, Robert Gringle
- 7. The Socioeconomic Impact of AIDS on Women in Tanzania
- By Anne Outwater
- 8. "I'm Not Afraid of Life or Death": Women in Brothels in Northern Thailand
- By Katherine E. Bond, David D. Celentano, Chayan Vaddhanaphuti
- 9. Women's Social Representation of Sex, Sexuality, and AIDS in Brazil
- By Luiza Klein-Alonso
- 10. The Impact of Structural Adjustment Programs on Women and AIDS
- By Mubina Hassanali Kirmani, Dorothy Munyakho
- Pt. 3. Issues and Concerns
- 11. The Epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in Women
- By Jeanine M. Buzy, Helene D. Gayle
- 12. Sexually Transmitted Diseases as Catalysts of HIV/AIDS in Women
- By Barbara Parker, David W. Patterson
- 13. HIV and Breast-feeding: Informed Choice in the Face of Medical Ambiguity
- By Chloe O'Gara, Anna C. Martin
- 14. Women, Children, and HIV/AIDS
- By Carrie Auer
- 15. Care and Support Systems
- By E. Maxine Ankrah, Martin Schwartz, Jaclyn Miller
- Pt. 4. Promising Directions
- 16. Dilemmas for Women in the Second Decade
- By Elizabeth A. Preble, Galia D. Siegel
- 17. Women Educating Women for HIV/AIDS Prevention
- By Kathleen Cash
- 18. Talking about Sex: A Prerequisite for AIDS Prevention
- By Geeta Rao Gupta, Ellen Weiss, Purnima Mane
- 19. Challenges for the Development of Female-Controlled Vaginal Microbicides
- By Christopher J. Elias, Lori L. Heise
- 20. The Ethics of Social and Behavioral Research on Women and AIDS
- By Carl Kendall
- Epilogue: What Next? A Policy Agenda
- By E. Maxine Ankrah, Lynellyn D. Long
- Notes
- About the Contributors
- Index
Women in the Time of AIDS: Women, Health and the Challenge of HIV
Published 1997
By Gillian Paterson. From conversations with women around the world, messages on
billboards, an analysis of popular women's magazines in Brazil,
descriptions of sexual taboos in Asia, Women in the Time of AIDS
uses frank talk and chilling detail to show the myriad ways cultures
devalue women and women's experience and contribute to the
spread of AIDS. Not hesitating to name the hypocrisy of the
church, Paterson challenges churches lovingly and compassionately
to accept and support women, particularly those affected by AIDS
- as Jesus would have done. Accessible in language, rigorous in its
argument, Women in the Time of AIDS in must reading for all those
involved in international health and global development, particularly
in the churches.
The Medical Management of AIDS In Women
Published 1996
This stand alone reference consists of contributed chapters by highly
experienced professionals in their respective areas of AIDS
research and care who address all aspects of the medical
management of the female AIDS patient. There are chapters
devoted to each opportunistic infection in order to provide sufficient
detail for the managing physician. Chapters on immunology and
virology emphasize basic principles and clinical correlates. Chapters
of additional interest include prevention of HIV infection, legal
issues, HIV testing and counseling, and perinatal transmission.
Breaking the Walls of Silence: AIDS and Women in a New York State Maximum Security Prison
Published 1997
An almost unique documentation of the AIDS situation in a women's correctional setting. For additional resources related to AIDS and serious illness in prisons, click this button:
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Positively Women: Living With AIDS
Published 1996
Sue O'Sullivan, . A collection of essays on socio-political aspects of AIDS in women.
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Positively Women: Statement of Aims and Services
- Positive Women: Our Lives, Our Stories
- How HIV/AIDS Affects Women's Lives
- UK Declaration of Human Rights
- Contributors: National AIDS Trust
- An AIDS Consultant's Approach
- By Danielle Mercey
- Research HIV/AIDS and the Invisibility of Women
- By Emily Scharf
- A Naturopath's Approach to HIV/AIDS
- By Carol Smith
- A Traditional Chinese Medical Approach to HIV and AIDS
- By Lei Zhou An
- Housing Needs of Positive Women
- By Roz Pendlebury
- Legal Concerns of Women with HIV or AIDS
- By Simmy Viinikka
- Pregnancy, HIV and Women
- By Sue O'Sullivan
- Thinking About the Issues
- By Hope Massiah
- Facing the Challenge - Living With 'It'
- By Andria Efthimou
- Sex in Difficult Times
- By Sue O'Sullivan
- Grief and Loss
- By Bev Greet
- Health Information & Resources
- Healthy Living
- By Kate Thomson
- British Resources & Reading List
- North American Resources & Reading List
- Australian Resources & Reading List
- Further Reading
- Glossary
- s' Biographies
Until The Cure: Caring For Women With HIV
Published 1994
A collection of expert articles covering law,
medicine, nursing, public health, social work, ethics, and psychiatry. Includes personal accounts from women living with HIV. The aim of the book is to improve the quality of care provided to women.
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- By Jonathan Mann
- Preface
- 1. Introduction: An Overview of Women and HIV Disease
- By Ann Kurth
- 2. A Primer of Health Care
- By Mary Young
- 3. Gynecological Considerations in the Primary-Care Setting
- By Risa Denenberg
- 4. Reproductive Health and Counseling
- By Margaret Hutchison, Maureen Shannon
- 5. Obstetrical Management
- By Janet L. Mitchell, Ilene Fennoy, John Tucker, Patricia O. Loftman, Sterling B. Williams
- 6. Neuropsychiatric Aspects of Infection
- By Kathy M. Sanders
- 7. Trends in Federally Sponsored Clinical Trials
- By Joyce A. Korvick
- 8. A Community Advocate's View of Clinical Research
- By Iris L. Long
- 9. Ethical Issues
- By Carol Levine
- 10. Legal Considerations
- By Michele A. Zavos
- 11. Epidemiology and Natural History
- By Kathryn Anastos, Sten H. Vermund
- 12. The Developing World: Caring for the Caregivers
- By Kathryn Carovano, Helen Schietinger
- 13. Working with Communities of Women at Risk - A Chronicle
- By Helen Gasch, Mindy Thompson Fullilove
- 14. Caregiving: A Matriarchal Tradition Continues
- By B. Joyce Simpson, Ann Williams
- 15. Optimizing the Delivery of Health and Social Services: Case Study of a Model
- By Ann Sunderland, Susan Holman
- 16. Programs and Policies for Prevention
- By Krystn Wagner, Judith Cohen
- Appendix: Resource List
- By Ann Kurth, Laura J. Wittig
- List of References
- List of Contributors
- Index
Women Resisting AIDS: Feminist Strategies of
Empowerment (Health, Society, and Policy)
Published 1994
Beth E. Schneider and Nancy E. Stoller (s)
- Table of Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction: Feminist Strategies of Empowerment
- By Beth E. Schneider, Nancy E. Stoller
- Pt. I. Women Confront the Problem of AIDS
- AIDS in the 1990s: Individual and Collective Responsibility
- By Eka Esu-Williams
- Complications of Gender: Women, AIDS, and the Law
- By Nan D. Hunter
- African-American Women at Risk: Notes on the Sociocultural Context of HIV Infection
- By Diane K. Lewis
- Social Control, Civil Liberties, and Women's Sexuality
- By Beth E. Schneider, Valerie Jenness
- Pt. II. Women and the Problems of HIV Prevention
- Sex Workers Fight Against AIDS: An International Perspective
- By Priscilla Alexander
- Women in Families with Hemophilia and HIV: Improving Communication About Sensitive Issues
- By Cathy Stein Greenblat
- AIDS Prevention, Minority Women, and Gender Assertiveness
- By Barbara G. Sosnowitz
- Transferability of American AIDS Prevention Models to South African Youth
- By Ntombifuthi Agnes Mtshali
- Constructing the Outreach Moment: Street Interventions to Women at Risk
- By Cathy J. Reback
- Pt. III. Women Organize AIDS Care and Foster Social Change
- Call Us Survivors! Women Organized to Respond to Life-Threatening Diseases (WORLD)
- By Rebecca Denison
- CAL-PEP: The Struggle to Survive
- By Gloria Lockett
- Lesbian Denial and Lesbian Leadership in the AIDS Epidemic: Bravery and Fear in the Construction of a Lesbian Geography of Risk
- By Amber Hollibaugh
- Some Comments on the Beginnings of AIDS Outreach to Women Drug Users in San Francisco
- By Moher Downing
- Action-Research and Empowerment in Africa
- By Brooke Grundfest Schoepf
- Lesbian Involvement in the AIDS Epidemic: Changing Roles and Generational Differences
- By Nancy E. Stoller
- The Role of Nurses in the HIV Epidemic
- By Marcy Fraser, Diane Jones
- Pt. IV. Problems and Policies for Women in the Future
- Challenges and Possibilities: Women, HIV, and the Health Care System in the 1990s
- By Helen Rodriguez-Trias, Carola Marte
- AIDS, Ethics, Reproductive Rights: No Easy Answers
- By Cheri Pies
- How AIDS Changes Development Priorities
- By Mabel Bianco
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