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Health Care for Women International Volume 16, 1995 - Issue 6: Sixth International Congress on Women's Health Issues
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Impact of HIV/AIDS on women in the United States: Challenges of primary and secondary prevention

Patricia E. Stevens RN, PhD School of Nursing, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee, P.O. Box 413, Milwaukee, WI, 53201, USA
Pages 577-595 | Received 15 Feb 1995, Accepted 15 Apr 1995, Published online: 14 Aug 2009

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Gail Webber. (2007) The Impact of Migration on HIV Prevention for Women: Constructing a Conceptual Framework. Health Care for Women International 28:8, pages 712-730.
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Sheila M. Bunting, Donna J. Bevier & Susan K. Baker. (1999) Poor Women Living With HIV: Self-Identified Needs. Journal of Community Health Nursing 16:1, pages 41-52.
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Katie Kramer & Megan Comfort. (2011) Considerations in HIV Prevention for Women Affected by the Criminal Justice System. Women's Health Issues 21:6, pages S272-S277.
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Anne S. De Groot, Madeline Dilorenzo, Mary Sylla & Joseph Bick. (2006) Challenges and opportunities for HIV care in jails and prisons in the United States. International Journal of Prisoner Health 2:3, pages 173-191.
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Susan T. Roberts & Barbara L. Kennedy. (2006) Why Are Young College Women Not Using Condoms? Their Perceived Risk, Drug Use, and Developmental Vulnerability May Provide Important Clues to Sexual Risk. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 20:1, pages 32-40.
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Karin J Opacich. (2004) Reconstructing occupation after HIV infection: Lessons from women's experiences. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 11:11, pages 516-524.
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T. K. Logan, Jennifer Cole & Carl Leukefeld. (2002) Women, sex, and HIV: Social and contextual factors, meta-analysis of published interventions, and implications for practice and research.. Psychological Bulletin 128:6, pages 851-885.
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B. Ann Hilton, Ray Thompson, Laura Moore‐Dempsey & Randy G. Janzen. (2008) Harm reduction theories and strategies for control of human immunodeficiency virus: a review of the literature. Journal of Advanced Nursing 33:3, pages 357-370.
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Mary Hobbs Leenerts & Joan K. Magilvy. (2000) Investing in Self-Care: A Midrange Theory of Self-Care Grounded in the Lived Experience of Low-Income HIV-Positive White Women. Advances in Nursing Science 22:3, pages 58-75.
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Jan M. Russell & Katharine V. Smith. (2016) A Holistic Life View of Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Infected African American Women. Journal of Holistic Nursing 17:4, pages 331-345.
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Linda Sarna, Gwen van Servellen, Geraldine Padilla & Mary-Lynn Brecht. (1999) Quality of life in women with symptomatic HIV/AIDS. Journal of Advanced Nursing 30:3, pages 597-605.
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Lucy A. Bradley-Springer. (1999) THE COMPLEX REALITIES OF PRIMARY PREVENTION FOR HIV INFECTION IN A "JUST DO IT" WORLD. Nursing Clinics of North America 34:1, pages 49-70.
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Mary Hobbs Leenerts. (1998) Barriers to self-care in a cohort of low-income White women living with HIV/AIDS. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care 9:6, pages 22-36.
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Carmen J. Portillo, Patricia E. Stevens, Suzanne Henry, Judith M. Saunders, Inge B. Corless & Barbara A. Munjas. (1996) American academy of nursing's HIV/AIDS nursing care summit: The final synthesis. Nursing Outlook 44:5, pages 229-234.
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Patricia E. Stevens. (2016) Struggles with Symptoms. Journal of Holistic Nursing 14:2, pages 142-160.
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