Sentence examples for burden of aids from inspiring English sources

Hein Marais so eloquently pointed out that "Most of the burden of AIDS care is being displaced into the invisible zones of the home - and onto the shoulders of women" [ 41].

Our lives are better because of her," says Terence. "It is encouraging to note that in the face of enormous odds, individuals and communities are rallying to aid one another to ease the burden of AIDS," said UNICEF Representative to Zimbabwe, Dr. Festo Kavishe.

Please join us and help UNICEF to free young lives from the burden of AIDS".

Both diseases can be sexually transmitted and, therefore, cervical, penile and anal cancers are related with the burden of AIDS.

That might be practical in rich countries, but the burden of AIDS is in the poorest ones.

The country has not yet felt the burden of AIDS, which has vexed tuberculosis treatment elsewhere, in large numbers.

And European countries say that they are looking at other ways to give money and that they resent that the United States, which accounts for 20percentt of the world's economic output, has slipped in its share of the burden of aiding the poor to just under 14percentt.

Also, stoma management may be associated with risk of stoma complications and financial burden of ostomy aids.

"If we can assure people it is safe to return to their homes, this will lessen some of the burden on aid efforts," Motra said.

In some cases, psychosocial support and financial aid are available, including programs like respite care, which help alleviate the burden of care for families [ 3].

Even though the figures suggest the Soviet Union was a reliable ally, privately Soviet leaders were dissatisfied with Hanoi's handling of the stalemate in Kampuchea and resented the burden of their aid program to Vietnam as their own country was undergoing economic reforms.