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AIDS Care, Volume 5, Issue 1 (1993)

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The family and HIV disease

R. Bor, J. Elford, G. Hart & L. Sherr

Pages: 3-4

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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The impact of HIV/AIDS on the family and other significant relationships: The African clan revisited

E. Maxine Ankrah

Pages: 5-22

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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Significant relationships and social supports of injecting drug users and their implications for HIV/AIDS services

A. Stowe, M. W. Ross, A. Wodak, G. V. Thomas & S. A. Larson

Pages: 23-33

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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The child in the family—responding to AIDS and HIV

D. Melvin & L. Sherr

Pages: 35-42

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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Psychological distress and the role of significant others in a population of gay/bisexual men in the era of HIV

P. J. Britton, J. J. Zarski & S. E. Hobfoll

Pages: 43-54

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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AIDS and the urban family: Its impact in Kampala, Uganda

J. W. McGrath, E. Maxine Ankrah, D. A. Schumann, S. Nkumbi & M. Lubega

Pages: 55-70

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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AIDS and the family: Implications for counselling

S. B. Lippmann, W. A. James & R. L. Frierson

Pages: 71-78

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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A family with HIV and haemophilia

E. Goldman, R. Miller & C. A. Lee

Pages: 79-85

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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Editorial review: Social support and HIV

Gill Green

Pages: 87-104

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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Palliative care for people with HIV/AIDS: Views of patients, carers and providers

E. Butters, I. Higginson, R. George & M. McCarthy

Pages: 105-116

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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The extended family and support for people with AIDS in a rural population in south west Uganda: A safety net with holes?

J. Seeley, E. Kajura, C. Bachengana, M. Okongo, U. Wagner & D. Mulder

Pages: 117-122

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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Global AIDS focus

Page: 123

Published online: 25 Sep 2007

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World health organization global AIDS statistics

Pages: 125-128

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