Titlebook: HIV/AIDS in Rural Communities; Research, Education, Fayth M. Parks,Gregory S. Felzien,Sally Jue Book 2017 Springer International Publishing

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The Handbook of Plant Biosecurityntroduction of effective antiretroviral therapy in the 1990s transitioned HIV from a death sentence to a chronic disease. Fortunately, people are now aging with HIV, but also developing other chronic illnesses. This chapter examines theories related to aging and discusses the physical and mental hea

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Case Study: Georgia’s Rural Versus Non-rural Populationsve in an area with a shortage of mental health, dental, and medical primary care providers than their urban counterparts (SORH, 2015). Rural people living with HIV (PLWH) face additional challenges of stigma, shortage of HIV care providers, and isolation. In 2014, PLWH in rural Georgia managed to ac

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HIV/AIDS: The Last 30-Plus Yearsc, and political shifts in the understanding, prevention, and treatment of HIV. The HIV epidemic has historically focused on prevalence, prevention, and treatment in large metropolitan or urban areas of the United States. While urban areas saw the greatest increase in HIV cases from 1982 to 1984, th

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HIV Medications: Why They Work and Why They Faileatable condition to one that is successfully managed leading to a near normal life expectancy for most individuals. The treatment of HIV has, therefore, evolved from a limited one-on-one conversation to a multilayered approach complete with a team of healthcare providers and community partners who

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Pediatric/Adolescent HIV: Legal and Ethical Issues and adolescents with HIV. These considerations are particularly important for professionals working in rural settings given that limited resources and health disparities present unique challenges when providing HIV services to youth.

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Our Experience: HIV-Positive African American Women in the Deep Southen in the nine Southern states of Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas. HIV/AIDS has reached epic proportions, and is a major health crisis for African American women residing in the Deep South. This chapter examines many of the majo