China : The Epidemiological and Behavioral Dynamos of the HIV Epidemic in Guangxi Province

China has made significant progress developing its national policies on HIV/AIDS in recent years. This increased national commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS has been reflected in a rapidly expanding AIDS budget. Central government resources devoted to AIDS nearly tripled between 2004 and 2005, and have...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Other Social Protection Study
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ABORTION ACCESS TO INTERVENTIONS ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME ADULT POPULATION AGED AIDS CASE AIDS CASE REPORT AIDS CASE REPORTING AIDS DEATHS AIDS PREVENTION AIDS REPORTING SYSTEM AIDS SPENDING ANTENATAL CARE ANTENATAL CLINIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS BEHAVIORAL RISK BEHAVIORAL SURVEILLANCE BLIND BLOOD DONATION BLOOD DONORS BLOOD SAMPLES CASES OF AIDS CHILD HEALTH CLINIC PATIENTS CLINICS COHORT STUDIES COMMERCIAL SEX DETOXIFICATION DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSIS OF AIDS DISCRIMINATION DISEASE DISEASE CONTROL DISEASE REPORTING DISEASE SURVEILLANCE DISEASES DISSEMINATION DRUG CONSUMPTION DRUG INJECTING DRUG USER DRUGS ECONOMIC GROWTH EPIDEMIC EPIDEMICS EPIDEMIOLOGY FAMILIES FAMILY HEALTH FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL FAMILY MEMBER FEMALE FEMALE SEX PARTNERS FEMALE SEX WORKERS FEMALES FOREIGN STUDENT FOREIGN STUDENTS GENDER GENITAL HERPES GENITAL WARTS GONORRHEA GYNECOLOGY HEALTH AUTHORITIES HEALTH CARE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS HEALTH CENTERS HEALTH CONDITIONS HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH PROFESSIONALS HEALTH PROMOTION HIGH RISK BEHAVIORS HIGH RISK GROUPS HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR HIV HIV INFECTION HIV INFECTION RATES HIV INFECTIONS HIV PREVENTION HIV TESTING HIV TRANSMISSION HIV/AIDS HOSPITAL HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUSBANDS ILLNESSES IMMUNE DEFICIENCY INFECTION RATES INFECTIOUS DISEASE INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJECTING DRUG USE INJECTING DRUG USERS INJECTION DRUG INJECTION DRUG USERS INTERVENTION LABORATORY TESTING LOCAL COMMUNITIES MALE SEX MARKET ECONOMY MASS MEDIA MASS SCREENING MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH MEDICINE METHADONE MIGRANT MIGRANT POPULATIONS MIGRANTS MINISTRY OF HEALTH MINORITY MOTHER MOTHER-TO-CHILD NATIONAL LEVEL NATIONAL POLICIES NATIONALS NEEDLES NUMBER OF AIDS CASES NUMBER OF NEW INFECTIONS NUMBER OF PERSONS OPEN DOOR PATIENT PATIENTS PEDIATRICS PHARMACY PHYSICIAN POPULATION AGE STRUCTURE POPULATION MOVEMENT POPULATION SIZE PREGNANCY PREGNANT WOMAN PREGNANT WOMEN PREVALENCE PREVALENCE RATES PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRESS PROSTITUTION PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL PUBLIC EDUCATION PUBLIC HEALTH RESTAURANTS RISK BEHAVIOR RISK FACTORS RISK POPULATIONS RISK TAKING ROOMS RURAL AREAS SCHOOL SYSTEMS SEX SEX INDUSTRY SEX PARTNERS SEX PRACTICES SEX TRADE SEX WITH MEN SEX WORK SEX WORKER SEX WORKERS SEXUAL HEALTH SEXUAL NETWORKS SEXUAL PARTNERS SEXUAL PRACTICES SEXUAL TRANSMISSION SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION STD STDS SURVEILLANCE ACTIVITIES SURVEILLANCE DATA SYMPTOM SYPHILIS SYPHILIS TESTING TB THERAPY TRANSPORTATION TREATMENT TREATMENT SERVICES TUBERCULOSIS UNAIDS UNPROTECTED SEX UNSAFE SEX URBAN AREAS URBAN MIGRATION URBANIZATION URETHRITIS VIRUS VIRUSES VOLUNTARY COUNSELING VOLUNTARY TESTING WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/06/16339039/china-epidemiological-behavioral-dynamos-hiv-epidemic-guangxi-province http://hdl.handle.net/10986/8192

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Summary:	China has made significant progress developing its national policies on HIV/AIDS in recent years. This increased national commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS has been reflected in a rapidly expanding AIDS budget. Central government resources devoted to AIDS nearly tripled between 2004 and 2005, and have increased 60-fold relative to their level in 2000. The national leadership of the HIV/AIDS program and all of China s partners in this effort recognize a range of key challenges to be met as China works to translate its AIDS policies and objectives into action.

China : The Epidemiological and Behavioral Dynamos of the HIV Epidemic in Guangxi Province

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