Key points are not available for this paper at this time.
, by Peter LampteyCounting Women's Experiences, by Lynellyn D. LongLiving With HIV/AIDSNegative in the Beginning, Positive in the End, by Christine Thomas (With Lynellyn D. Long)I Have a Life, I Will Live, by AnonymousWomen Who Sleep With Women, by Joyce Hunter & Priscilla AlexanderHIV/AIDS: A Personal Perspective, by Debbie RunionsEconomic and Sociocultural PerspectivesMaking a Living: Women Who Go Out, by Priscilla AlexanderBargaining for Life: Women and the AIDS Epidemic in Haiti, by Priscilla R. Ulin, Michel Cayemittes, and Robert GringleThe Socioeconomic Impact of AIDS on Women in Tanzania, by Anne OutwaterI'm Not Afraid of Life or Death: Women in Brothels in Northern Thailand, by Katherine C. Bond, David D. Delentiano, and Chayan VaddhanaphutiWomen's Social Representation of Sex, Sexuality, and AIDS in Brazil, by Luiza Klein-AlonsoThe Impact of Structural Adjustment Programs on Women and AIDS, by Mubina Hassanali Kirmani and Dorothy MunyakhoIssues and ConcernsThe Epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in Women, by Jeanine M. Buzy and Helens D. GayleSexually Transmitted Diseases as Catalysts of HIV/AIDS in Women, by Barbara Parker and David W. PattersonHIV and Breast-feeding: Informed Choice in the Face of Medical Ambiguity, by Chloe O'Gara and Anna C. MartinWomen, Children, and HIV/AIDS, by Carrie AuerCare and Support Systems, by E. Maxine Ankrah, Martin Schwartz, and Jaclyn MillerPromising DirectionsDilemmas for Women in the Second Decade, by Elizabeth A. Preble and Galia D. SiegelWomen Educating Women for HIV/AIDS Prevention, by Kathleen CashTalking About Sex: A Prerequisitie for AIDS Prevention, by Geeta Rao Gupta, Ellen Weiss, and Purnima ManeChallenges for the Development of Female-Controlled Vaginal Microbicides, by Christopher J. Elias and Lor L. HeiseThe Ethics of Social and Behavioral Research on Women and AIDS, by Carl KendallWhat Next? A Policy Agenda, by E. Maxine Ankrah and Lynellyn D. Long
A Tue, study studied this question.