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See Latest ArticlesVulnerability and risk perception in the management of HIV/AIDS: Public priorities in a global pandemic
Risk Management and Healthcare Policy, 07/06/09
Tsasis P et al. - HIV/AIDS programs must be culturally appropriate and work toward influencing risk perception, while addressing social norms and values that negatively impact vulnerable populations. By impacting cultural and social expectations, individuals will be able to more readily adopt safer sex behaviors. The development of policies and programs addressing the issues in context, as opposed to individual behaviors alone, allows for effective public health intervention. This may have implications for public health measures implemented for combating the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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