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,Mechanik starrer, punktf?rmiger K?rper,ult. Social epidemiologists of the AIDS epidemic like Stillwaggon, for instance, assert that AIDS is a disease of poverty, grounded especially in the biosocial conditions of impoverishment, including but not limited to compromised immune functioning before exposure to HIV. But as argued by Marxist,

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Mass Incarceration and the Black AIDS Epidemic,ult. Social epidemiologists of the AIDS epidemic like Stillwaggon, for instance, assert that AIDS is a disease of poverty, grounded especially in the biosocial conditions of impoverishment, including but not limited to compromised immune functioning before exposure to HIV. But as argued by Marxist,

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Representing Global AIDS: Africa, Heterosexuality, Violence,ndamentally in the extremity of the structural forces that are common to the organization of pandemic on a global scale, an extremity that emerges from what Fassin characterizes as the uniqueness of the apartheid system in maintaining and deepening the racist inequality, poverty, and dislocation tha

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Malingering and Deception in Criminal Evaluationsn of the mentally ill that they deliberately minimize their mental disorders (i.e., defensiveness). In criminal cases, forensic clinicians must systematically evaluate common response styles rather than rely on subjective impressions.