Titlebook: Economic Aspects of AIDS and HIV Infection; Detlef Schwefel,Reiner Leidl,Michael F. Drummond Book 1990 ECSC-EEC-EAEC, Brussels-Luxembourg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68432-6This paper tries to set up a conceptual framework which would allow us to place the different possible economic approaches to AIDS and HIV infection into a broad perspective and to discuss the potential usefulness and limitations of these approaches.

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,The “Connective Tissue Diseases”,In the absence of an effective cure or vaccine for AIDS, prevention still stands out as the only way to combat the spread of the epidemic. WHO has developed a Global Programme on AIDS for this purpose, and all countries in Europe are by now engaged in fighting the disease through a range of prophylactic methods.

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Ramya Vangipuram,Stephen K. TyringSince 1985 the analysis of the economic impact of the AIDS epidemic has been increasing in importance. One aim of this research is to provide an estimate of the financial effects of AIDS as early as possible. Existing studies assess mainly the costs for treatment of AIDS patients in different health care settings (Drummond and Davies, 1989).

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Social and Political Aspects of AIDSThe AIDS epidemic is an evolving phenomenon. Instead of one epidemic, we ended up with a set of epidemics: the HIV epidemic, the AIDS epidemic, and the epidemic of fear. It started as a medical problem and was converted into a multidimensional process. Ethical, political, social, managerial, and economic issues emerged in connection with it.

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Economic Aspects of AIDSThis paper tries to set up a conceptual framework which would allow us to place the different possible economic approaches to AIDS and HIV infection into a broad perspective and to discuss the potential usefulness and limitations of these approaches.

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The Cost of AIDS and HIV Infection: Public Expenditures for AIDS Prevention in the Federal Republic Since 1985 the analysis of the economic impact of the AIDS epidemic has been increasing in importance. One aim of this research is to provide an estimate of the financial effects of AIDS as early as possible. Existing studies assess mainly the costs for treatment of AIDS patients in different health care settings (Drummond and Davies, 1989).

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