Sentence examples for implications of hiv from inspiring English sources

Unsure of the public health implications of HIV positive people settling in Britain, the government left it to Pentecostal churches and African lay pastors to deal with the problem.

The implications of HIV test results for visa status are not discussed.

However, this paper takes the perspective of workload and the implications of HIV service scale up on health workers.

This deprived couples not only of voluntary informed consent but also the time and opportunity to weigh the implications of HIV testing.

F. Nyabadza et al. in South Africa and USA in "The Implications of HIV Treatment on the HIV-Malaria Coinfection Dynamics: A Modeling Perspective" investigated the scenario of hosts harbouring multiple pathogens at the same time in disease epidemiology.

By simply evoking maternal/paternal responsibility to encourage uptake of HIV testing, couples were deprived of the right to consent and time and opportunity to reflect on the implications of HIV testing.

The mothers of the children enrolled in the study has already given consent for the collection and storage of blood and tissue samples and for collection of clinical data as part of the protocol implemented in Dr. Goodenow's lab entitled: Biological implications of HIV-1 genetic variability.

Some respondents also stated that absence of a separate signed consent might be particularly harmful for vulnerable populations and for those who might not be prepared for the potential negative consequences - such as knowledge of the legal implications of being HIV-infected, transmitting HIV to others, or to their insurance.

The YeAH! project was started to ensure young people know whether they need an HIV test or not (are they at risk?) as well as understand what the implications of being HIV positive or negative are.

The human rights organization representing the Malawian sex workers requested help from the human rights legal clinic I direct; my students and I contributed to the case by conducting international and comparative law research on the human rights implications of forced HIV testing.

On the other hand, the gender implications of certain HIV vaccines technologies must be given careful thought.