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Subjects: “…People living with HIV/ AIDS…”
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“…This article argues that HIV/AIDS narratives written by Zimbabwean women represent a partial view which positions women at the receiving end of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. …”
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“…The Ministry of Education and Culture in Zimbabwe has introduced an intervention into the school curricula to complement the already existing mechanisms in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The literature in this programme is said to be designed to develop children’s knowledge of HIV/AIDS and to maximise both individual and community commitment to the safest protective behaviour possible. …”
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Subjects: “…HIV/AIDS, Youths, South Africa, Zimbabwe…”
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Subjects: “…Attitudes, school, HIV/AIDS, education, students, sex, condom, abstinence…”
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“…The study also indicated that the HIV / AIDS education programmes goals are being achieved. …”
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Subjects: “…HIV/AIDS, traditional healers, university, students, staff, management, medicine, western, science, supernatural…”
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Subjects: “…HIV/AIDS and the youths…”
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“…This paper analyses HIV/AIDS advertisements in the electronic form focusing in particular on the manipulation of the linguistic and socio-cultural repertoire of the target audience in sense creation as part of HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns. …”
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“…The study sought to explore and describe knowledge and attitudes of people living with HIV/AIDS on ART. The research was driven by the realization that people living with HIV/AIDS in Chizvirizvi shown some observable signs of insufficiency of awareness like ART default which includes taking medication for a certain period of time and stopping when they feel fit and healthier and refusal to go on medication. …”
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Subjects: “…HIV/AIDS, Southern Africa,…”
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“…Results suggest that positive behaviour change is effective in reducing the HIV/AIDS prevalence for the first few years suggesting that positive behaviour change alone cannot be used effectively to control or eradicate HIV/AIDS. …”
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Subjects: “…Comprehensive HIV/AIDS knowledge, university students, Zimbabwe…”
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Subjects: “…Effectiveness, HIV/AIDS, behaviour change, sustainable development…”
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