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‘Upstream/downstream’ – locating the ‘social’ in health promotion and HIV/AIDS in south africa?

Leah Gilbert Department of Sociology, University of the WitwatersrandCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 62-80 | Published online: 11 May 2012

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Leah Gilbert. (2016) ‘The mercurial piece of the puzzle’: Understanding stigma and HIV/AIDS in South Africa. SAHARA-J: Journal of Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS 13:1, pages 8-16.
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Naoimh E McMahon. (2022) Framing action to reduce health inequalities: what is argued for through use of the ‘upstream–downstream’ metaphor?. Journal of Public Health 44:3, pages 671-678.
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Courtenay SpragueCourtenay Sprague. 2018. Gender and HIV in South Africa. Gender and HIV in South Africa 157 194 .

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