Essays on Hiv

Several large multi-national studies have established that transmission of HIV does not occur between sexual partners when the viral load is undetectable (

The HIV infection development into a lingering illness has ramifications across every clinical care setting. Every nurse is supposed to be well-informed regarding the testing, prevention, chronicity, and treatment of the ailment to give high-quality care for persons with or at risk for HIV. As...

HIV/AIDS has caused many epidemics in rural areas and communities across Haiti. HIV/AIDS pandemic, we examine the association between declining natural capital and engaging in risky sexual behaviours, as potentially another livelihood strategy. HIV/AIDS can be transmitted through several factors. Environmental, social, cultural, and political...

South Florida is number 1 in the nation for the transmission of STD’s and HIV’s, and its rates could be growing. In the government run website for ‘Florida Health,’ it is said that there are 100,000 plus cases of Chlamydia, 30,000 cases of gonorrhea, and...

The major research component to this article is to discuss the distinct phases that are characterized by an HIV infection. The logic being used in the research component of this study is based off of research done to understand the behavior of the infection, and...

For my second work placement I worked as an Assistant Researcher at a teaching hospital. My Department focused on Population Health and Infectious Diseases; a new area for me, as it was not covered in my degree modules. However, unlike my first placement, I did...

This essay will explore the impacts of the social determinants of health in the context of Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS), comparing the impacts of gender, stigmatism and discrimination of women in Swaziland vs. Australia. HIV is a virus that causes AIDS...