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| | Journal Club Take part in the discussion of an article published in the various Medical Journal, Journal club info and more... | HIV/AIDS Prevention in the Nepalese Context.
Published by Mati
21-03-2008
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|  | | HIV/AIDS Prevention in the Nepalese Context.
Yet another publication regarding HIV/AIDS from Nepal: Eval Health Prof. 2008 Mar 18 Quote: |
With their numbers now approaching almost 30 million, Nepalese feature importantly in the South Asian demography. Yet, it has been only 60 years since Nepal gained international recognition as a nation-state. Nepal at present is one of the world’s poorest countries and is in dire need of development, especially in the area of health. Given the current civil instability coupled with rapid modernization, the health and well-being of the Nepalese people have been increasingly affected by newer threats, such as HIV/AIDS. The present study discusses the uniqueness of the Nepalese context in relation to HIV/AIDS prevention. The authors suggest that HIV/AIDS prevention programs in Nepal should now focus more on adolescents from rural regions. The authors also suggest the ways one may approach the task of developing a prevention program targeting rural youths.
| The link: HIV/AIDS Prevention in the Nepalese Context -- Pokhrel et al., 10.1177/0163278708315924 -- Evaluation & the Health Professions
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