Most Recent Articles from Health and Social Work

• Enduring issues of HIV/AIDS for people of color: what is the roadmap ahead? 

  It is with great pleasure that we write an introduction to this eagerly anticipated special issue that is devoted to challenges and interventions...

  11/01/09 by Llewellyn J. Cornelius; Johnnie Hamilton-Mason · More from publication

• HIV testing rates and testing locations, by race and ethnicity 

  In 2001, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), proposed, a new HIV-prevention strategy, titled HIV Prevention Strategic Plan...

  11/01/09 by Michele A. Rountree; Lynn Chen; Adama Brown; Elizabeth C. Pomeroy · More from publication

• Predictors of medication adherence in an AIDS clinical trial: patient and clinician perceptions 

  In phase I and phase II trials with participants who have HIV, close monitoring of medication adherence is usually part of the study design. In...

  11/01/09 by Lisa E. Cox · More from publication

• HIV/AIDS in communities of color: a Lasswellian analysis 

  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (2008), more than 1.2 million people in the United States are believed to be...

  11/01/09 by Michael N. Humble; Brian E. Bride · More from publication

• Chopsticks don't make it culturally competent: addressing larger issues for HIV prevention among gay, bisexual, and queer Asian Pacific Islander men 

  Although still limited and in need of further examination, significant progress has been made in determining the factors that contribute to unsafe...

  11/01/09 by Chong-suk Han · More from publication

• Perceptions of sexual risks and injection for HIV among African American women who use crack cocaine in Nashville, Tennessee 

  There is a growing awareness of disparities in the incidence of HIV/AIDS, access to care, and survival rate in the context of race in access to...

  11/01/09 by Samuel A. MacMaster; Randolph F.R. Rasch; Mark L. Kinzly; R. Lyle Cooper; Susan M. Adams · More from publication

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