San Francisco / Tehran / Bangkok / Gender / Rakai / Vancouver / Toronto / Geneva / Togliatti City / Warsaw / Baltimore / New York / Phnom Penh / Kabul / Atlanta / Cape Town / Natal / /
Company
Hoover / Pettifor AE / Global HIV Prevention Working Group / HIV / New York Times / Simbayi LC / Associated Press / Mingoti SA. / der SA / GE / HSRC Press / Global Prevention Working Group / /
Continent
Americas / Africa / Asia / /
Country
Senegal / Nepal / Myanmar / Tajikistan / Cambodia / South Africa / Lesotho / Thailand / Uganda / Afghanistan / Canada / Australia / Botswana / China / India / Zambia / Laos / Mexico / Mozambique / Iran / Zimbabwe / Indonesia / Turkey / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Vietnam / Singapore / Ukraine / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Stable Stable Guinea / Stable Stable South Africa Eastern / Stable Uganda / Open Society Institute / Stable Burkina Faso / Stable Senegal / /
IndustryTerm
age / HIV Prevention / infection prevention services / appropriate prevention tools / surveillance systems / sexual networks / gay law / prevention services / prevention of HIV / HIV prevention program / care services / humanrights law / HIV prevention programs / evidence-based prevention services / drug treatment services / /
MedicalCondition
why epidemic control / generalized epidemics / syphilis / HIV / epidemic control / regional epidemic contrasts / genital ulcer disease / HIV infections / evidence-based HIV infection / epidemics / unrecognized infection / sexually transmitted infection / driven epidemics / epidemic contexts / High herpes simplex virus / targeted HIV infection / epidemic trend / generalized epidemic / high HIV infection / concentrated epidemic zone / structural epidemic driver / sexually transmitted infections / Beyrer C. Human immunodeficiency virus infection / AIDS / infection / herpes simplex virus / advanced epidemic stage / epidemic / IDU-driven epidemic / AIDS epidemic / acute infections / herpes / hepatitis C / MS / prevalent infections / diverse ongoing and emerging epidemics / epidemic context / HIV infection / epidemic foci / limited HIV infection / disease / high disease / age-specific HIV infection / HIV seroconversion / Clinical Infectious Diseases / EPIDEMICS AND RISK CONTEXTS The IDU-driven epidemics / drug abuse / actively inhibiting HIV infection / substantial MSM-related epidemics / /
US Department of Health and Human Services / World Health Organization / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / United Nations’ Office on Drugs and Crime / Kaiser Family Foundation / Open Society Institute / UNAIDS / International Committee of the Red Cross / Canadian International Development Agency / Infectious Diseases Society of America / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / United Nations / International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies / India’s National AIDS Control Organization / /
Person
Van Griensven / Clark S. Early / Chris Beyrer / / /
Position
President / second structural driver / driver / Section Editor / structural epidemic driver / first structural driver / /
Product
Intensive injection / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / Oregon / /
PublishedMedium
New York Times / Clinical Infectious Diseases / /
Region
northern Thailand / central Asian republics / central Asia / former Soviet Union / sub-Saharan Africa / South Africa / Western Sierra Leone / Southern Botswana / east Asia / southern Africa / Eastern Europe / /
INVITED ARTICLE HIV/AIDS Kenneth H. Mayer, Section Editor