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Collaborating Centre  Latest Publications  Multi-media | Below you may find an assortment of published papers, articles and reports written by HEARD staff.
Assorted Publications
- Akintola, O., A Gendered Analysis of the Burden of Care on Family and Volunteer Caregivers in Uganda and South Africa.
- Badcock-Walters, P., Desmonds, C., Wilson, D., Heard, W., Educator Morailty In-service in Kwa-Zulu Natal.
- Barnett, T. and Whiteside, A., Poverty and HIV/AIDS: Impact, coping and Mitigation Policy.
- Barnett, T. and Whiteside, A., The HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Ukraine: its Potential Social and Economic Impacts
- Barnett, T. and Whiteside, A., Guidelines for Preparation and Execution of Social and Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS.
- Barnett, T., and Whiteside, A., HIV/AIDS and Development: Case Studies and a Conceptual Framework.
- Desmond, C., Michael, K., Gow, J. The Hidden Battle: HIV/AIDS in the Family and Community.
- Elsey, H. and Kutengule P., HIV/AIDS Mainstreaming: a Definition, Some Experiences and Strategies.
- George, G., and Quinlan, T., Public-private sector partnerships as a means of development in Africa, in the context of HIV/AIDS.
- George, G., Company Practices: Company Actions on HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Durban Metropolitan Area.
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- Gow, J. and Desmond, C., The Current and Future Impact of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic on South Africa's Children.
- Hamoudi, A., HIV/AIDS and the Changing Burden of Disease in Southern Africa: A Brief Note on the Evidence and Implications.
- Lee, S., Assessing the Vulnerability of Women Street Traders to HIV/AIDS: a Comparative Analysis of Uganda and South Africa.
- Lee, S., The Vulnerability of Women Street Traders to HIV/AIDS: Local Government Opportunities for Action.
- Liebowitz, J., The Impact of Faith-Based Organisations on HIV/AIDS prevention and Mitigation in Africa.
- Liebowitz, J., The Current & Future Impact of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic on South Africa's Children,The Impact of Faith Based Organisations on HIV/AIDS Prevention & Mitigation in Africa.
- Manning, R., The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Civil Society.
- Manning, R., AIDS and Democracy: What Do We Know
- Nelufule, M.D., Democracy and Governance Researcher
- Quinlan, T. and Desmond, C., Cost of Care and Support.
- Sengwana, M., Review of 'The president's Emergency Plan AIDS Relief' (PEPFAR).
- Whiteside, A., Hickey, A., Ngcobo, N., Tomlinson, J. What is Driving the HIV/AIDS Impact in Swaziland and what more can we do about it?
- Whiteside, A., Mattes, R., Willan, S., and Manning, R., Examining HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa through the eyes of Ordinary Southern Africans
- Whiteside, A. HIV/AIDS and Development in the Education SectorReform in Eastern Europe: Assessing its Impact on Parallel HIV, TB and STD Epidemics.
- Wilson, K., Cohen-Köhler, J., and Whiteside, A., The 'Price is Right'? Promoting local production for ARVs in Sub-Saharan Africa
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 Live Feeds cholestyramine, Questran, Questran LightTitle: cholestyramine, Questran, Questran Light
Category: Medications
Created: 7/26/1999 10:41:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 2/3/2012 MedicineNet HIV General
Retrieved: Sat, Feb 4, 2012 Using performing arts to end Violence against Women in Papua New GuineaDramatizing violence! That’s the motto of the community-based Seeds Theatre Group to address violence against women and girls in the densely populated communities of the Lae District in the Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea. United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
Retrieved: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 Going green with ICT in 2012It's the beginning of a new month, and I've just celebrated my 1st anniversary of blogging and tweeting about my work in DFID. I have to say I have really enjoyed it so far. It's brought Information and Communication Technology (ICT) into my life like never before! Last week on twitter, this map of twitter... DFID Bloggers
Retrieved: Fri, Feb 3, 2012 Community spirit in Villa El Salvador"Do they drink anything apart from tea in England?" That was just one of the questions our students had for us in our first week of teaching at a youth centre in Villa El Salvador, Peru. Although I couldn't entirely deny our love of tea, the children were surprised to find out that, just like [...] DFID Bloggers
Retrieved: Thu, Feb 2, 2012 Michelle Bachelet Outlines Action Agenda to Advance Equality as UN Women Completes One Year Happening Now Live Webcast Calls for global mobilisation and commitment to women’s rights as political and economic changes continue worldwide New York, 2nd February — At a press conference in New York today, UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet called for galvanizing greater commitment and action... United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
Retrieved: Thu, Feb 2, 2012 News From The Journal Of Clinical Investigation: Feb. 1, 2012ONCOLOGY: Answers to age-old questions surrounding fat cell cancer Myxoid round cell liposarcoma (MRCLS) is a cancerous tumor that typically arises in deep fat tissues of the limbs or abdomen. It was shown almost 20 years ago to be characterized by a chromosomal change that generates a fusion protein known as... HIV / AIDS News From Medical News Today
Retrieved: Thu, Feb 2, 2012 Flipping the classroom – exploiting the digital worldTrapped in my office at dusk, yet another heavy rainstorm sweeps over Harare. I make a start on this post, until the electricity fails and the room is plunged into darkness. Travel is risky: last week, trying to get to a meeting during a storm, I passed two vehicle shunts; and the large gum trees [...] DFID Bloggers
Retrieved: Wed, Feb 1, 2012 An artisans’ co-operativeOur orientation week in Ouagadougou allowed us to acclimatise to our new surroundings: five days were dedicated to French and Moore (the local dialect) lessons; meeting members of other NGOs based here in Ouagadougou; and learning more about the history and culture in Burkina Faso. We also found out more about... DFID Bloggers
Retrieved: Wed, Feb 1, 2012 Morocco's Prime Minister declares support for abortionDate: 11 January 2012Source: New York TimesMorocco's Prime Minister has declared his support for allowing abortions in cases of rape and incest. This follows earlier statements from the social and family development committing the newly elected moderate Islamic party to a change in abortion law. The government's new... RHM Journal RSS Feed
Retrieved: Wed, Feb 1, 2012 Pets Help Women Cope With HIV/AIDSTitle: Pets Help Women Cope With HIV/AIDS
Category: Health News
Created: 1/30/2012 4:06:00 PM
Last Editorial Review: 1/31/2012 MedicineNet HIV General
Retrieved: Wed, Feb 1, 2012 | |
