AIDS Care 1994: Vol 6 Index & Table of Contents

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AIDS
Care
Volume Contents and Author Index
Volume 6, 1994
JOINT EDITORS
Lorraine Sherr, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine
Robert Bor, City University, London
Jonathan Elford, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, London
Graham Hart, MRC Medical Sociology Unit, Glasgow
Michael Ross, University of Texas at Houston
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD
Peter Aggleton, Geneva The Hon Justice Michael Kirby, Sydney
Ian D. Campbell, London Hilary Klee, Manchester
Jose Catalan, London Sheldon Land 1an, New York
Thomas Coates, San Francisco Christine Lee, London
Anne Cockcroft, London Laurie Liskin, Baltimore
Raul Coutinho, Amsterdam Wendy Loxley, Perth
Len Curran, London Sue Lucas, London
Jack DeHovitz, New York Neil McKeganey, Glasgow
Don Des Jarlais, New York David Miller, Nottingham
James W. Dilley, San Francisco Riva Miller, London
John Green, London Stephen Moses, Nairobi
Jonathan Grimshaw, London David G. Ostrow, Ann Arbor
Catherine Hankins, Canada Catherine Peckham, London
Patricia Hewitt, London Werasit Sittitrai, Bangkok
Donald J. Jeffries, London Anneke van den Hoek, Amsterdam
Jeffrey Kelly, Milwaukee H. A. Wilkins, Banjul
Michael King, London David Wilson, Harare
Susan Kippax, Sydney
EDITORIAI SSISTANT
Janis Hodges
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Volume 6 Number1 1994
EDITORIAL
4. Elford, R. Bor, L. Sherr & G. Hart. HIV testing and care
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
S. Beardsell. Should wider HIV testing be encouraged on the grounds of HIV
prevention?
A. Pergami, 7. Catalan, N. Hulme, A. Burgess & B. Gazzard. How should a positive
HIV result be given? The patient’s view
Y. Obadia, D. Rey, ¥.-P. Moatti, C. Pradier, E. Couturier, Y. Brossard & F.- B. Brunet.
HIV prenatal screening in south-eastern France: differences in seroprevalence and
screening policies by pregnancy outcome
P. Robinson & R. Croucher. The satisfaction of men with HIV infection attending a
dedicated dental clinic: a controlled study
R. P. Brettle, L. Willocks, B. A. Hamilton, L. Shaw, C. L. S. Leen, A. Richardson &
S. M. Gore. Out-patient medical care in Edinburgh for IDU-related HIV
M. Widman, D. W. Light & F. 7. Platt. Barriers to out-of-hospital care for AIDS
patients
D. Ellis, I. Collis & M. King. A controlled comparison of HIV and general medical
referrals to a liaison psychiatry service
M. W. Ross, K. Jeffords & F Gold. Reasons for entry into and understanding of
HIV/AIDS clinical trials: a preliminary study
D. Rosenthal, S. Moore & S. Buzwell. Homeless youths: sexual and drug-related
behaviour, sexual beliefs, and HIV/AIDS risk
IN PRACTICE
M. C. Marazz1, L. Palombi, S. Mancinelli, G. Liotta & A. Pana’. Care requirements
of people with ARC/AIDS in Rome: non-hospital services
RESEARCH NOTE
B. Tindall, S. Forde, D. Goldstein, M. W. Ross & D. A. Cooper. Sexual dysfunction in
advanced HIV disease
BOOK REVIEWS
Action on AIDS. National Policies in Comparative Perspective 109; AIDS: Women,
Drugs and Social Care 110; Counselling Drug Users about HIV and AIDS 110;
AIDS, Drugs and Sexual Risk: Lives in the Balance. 112; AIDS in Africa: its present
and future impact 114; AIDS in Africa: A manual for physicians 114
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Volume 6 Number2 1994
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Special Section: HIV/AIDS in Africa
EDITORIAI
S. Moses & F. A. Plummer. Health education, counselling and the underlying causes
of the HIV epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa
R. Brugha. HIV counselling and care programmes at the district level in Ghana
G. T. Lie & P. M. Biswalo. Perceptions of the appropriate HIV/AIDS counsellor in
Arusha and Kilimanjaro regions of Tanzania: implications for hospital counselling
P. Buwalda, D. F. Kruijthoff, M. de Bruyn & A. Hogewoning. Evaluation of a home-
care/counselling AIDS programme in Kgatleng District, Botswana
L. Kuhn, M. Steinberg & C. Mathews. Participation of the school community in AIDS
education: an evaluation of a high school programme in South Africa
A. L. S. Pattullo, M. Malonza, G. G. Kimam, A. Muthee, P. A. O. Otieno,
K. Odhiambo, S. Moses & F. A. Plummer. Survey of knowledge, behaviour and atti-
tudes relating to HIV infection and AIDS among Kenyan secondary school students
S. S. Ndeki, K. I. Klepp, A. M. Seha & M. T. Leshaban. Exposure to HIV/AIDS
information, AIDS knowledge, perceived risk and attitudes toward people with AIDS
among primary school-children in Northern Tanzania
T. Vos. Attitudes to sex and sexual behaviour in rural Matabeleland, Zimbabwe
A. Cockcroft, K. Oakley, C. Gooch & S. Mastin. Anxiety and perception of risk of HIV
and hepatitis B infection among health-care workers reporting accidental exposures to
blood and other body fluids
G. Serpelloni, M. P. Carnreri, G. Rezza, S. Morganti, M. Gomma & N. Binkin.
Methadone treatment as a determinant of HIV risk reduction among injecting drug
users: a nested case-control study
N. Singer, K. Phillips, D. White, G. Mulleady & B. Whitehead. Evaluation of a training
course on sexual counselling in a drug work setting
D. G. Uitenbroek. The relationships between sexual behaviour and health lifestyle
CONFERENCE REPORT
M. Kirby. Colloquium: AIDS, Health and Human Rights
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EDITORIAL
G. Hart & D. Whittaker. Sex workers and HIV
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
T. Rhodes, M. Donoghoe, G. Hunter & G. V. Stimson. HIV prevalence no higher among
female drug injectors also involved in prostitution
R. de Graaf, I. Vanwesenbeeck, G. van Zessen, C. 7. Straver & F. H Visser. Male
prostitutes and safe sex: different settings, different risks
N. McKeganey. Why do men buy sex and what are their assessments of the HIV-
related risks when they do?
D. Fohnston, K. Smith & R. Stall. A comparison of public health care utilization by gay
men and intravenous drug users with AIDS in San Francisco
C. McDonald, W. Loxley & A. Marsh. A bridge too near? Injecting drug users’ sexual
behaviour
P. R. Muskin & M. A. Goodwin. Medical student experience with AIDS and needle
disposal behaviour
JF. McLean, M. Boulton, M. Brookes, D. Lakhani, R. Fitzpatrick, 7. Dawson,
R. McKechnie & G. Hart. Regular partners and risky behaviour: why do gay men have
unprotected intercourse?
P. Aggleton & F. S. Pedrosa. Community, solidarity and action—Grupo Pela VIDDA,
Brazil
F. Catalan, N. Brener, H. Andrews, A. Day, S. Cullum, M. Hooker & B. Gazzard.
Whose health is it? Views about decision-making and information-seeking from
people with HIV infection and their professional carers
BOOK REVIEWS
Sexual Behaviour and AIDS in Britain 357; AIDS: A Strategy for Nursing Care 358;
Psychological Care in Physical Illness 360; Sexual Transmission of HIV Infection:
Risk Reduction, Trauma and Adaptation 361; Wimp or Gladiator: Contradictions in
acquiring masculine sexuality 362
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
D. T. Ridge, D. C. Plummer & V. Minichiello. Young gay men and HIV: running the
risk?
R. B. Hays, R. H. Magee & S. Chauncey. Identifying helpful and unhelpful behaviours
of loved ones: the PWA’s perspective
D. W. Seal & G. Agostinelli. Individual differences associated with high-risk sexual
behaviour: implications for intervention programmes
N. S. Wenger, F. S. Kusseling, K. Beck & M. F. Shapiro. When patients first suspect
and find out they are infected with the human immunodeficiency virus: implications
for prevention
M. W. Ross, C. E. Hunter, 7.C ondon, P. Collins & K. Begley. The Mental Adjustment
to HIV Scale: measurement and dimensions of response to AIDS/HIV disease
C. Roberts, V. Blakey & C. Smith. Changes in public knowledge and attitudes to
HIV/AIDS in Wales, 1987 to 1992
G. Barrett & C. R. Victor. “We just want to be a normal family ...”. Paediatric
HIV/AIDS services at an inner-London teaching hospital
B. F. Robertson & D. V. McQueen. Perceived risk of becoming infected with HIV by
donating blood and changes in reported blood donation practice among the Scottish
general public 1989-1992
F. Cournos, E. Horwath, 7. R. Guido, K. McKinnon & N. Hopkins. HIV-1 infection at
two public psychiatric hospitals in New York City
4. H. Tripp, A. R. Mellanby, F. A. Phelps, H. A. Curtis & N. F. Crichton. A method for
determining rates of sexual activity in schoolchildren
P. Fajans, D. N. Wirawan & K. Ford. STD knowledge and behaviours among clients
of female sex workers in Bali, Indonesia
BOOK REVIEWS
The School Years. Current Issues in the Socialization of Young People 477; AIDS
and the Hospice Community 478; Social Care & HIV/AIDS 479; Private Risks and
Public Dangers 480; AIDS: A Problem for Sociological Research 481; AIDS, The
Winter War 483; AIDS: Facing the Second Decade 485; Women and AIDS: Psycho-
logical Perspectives 486
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Obituary
Volume 6 Number 5 1994
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
E. A. Preble, C. 7. Elias & B. Wintkoff. Maternal health in the age of AIDS:
implications for health services in developing countries
N. ¥. Ford & S. Kittisuksathit. Destinations unknown: the gender construction and
changing nature of the sexual expressions of Thai youth
M. Bochow, F. Chiarotti, P. Davies, F. Dubois-Arber, W. Dur, F. Fouchard, F. Gruet,
T. McManus, S. Markert, T. Sandfort, H. Sasse, M.-A. Schiltz, R. Tielman &
F. Wasserfallen. Sexual behaviour of gay and bisexual men in eight European countries
E. Reid. Approaching the HIV epidemic: the communitys’ response
A. Baker, N. Kochan, ¥. Dixon, N. Heather & A. Wodak. Controlled evaluation ofa
brief intervention for HIV prevention among injecting drug users not in treatment
A. C. Bebbington & P. N. Gatter. Volunteers in an HIV social care organization
M. fFones, I. Klimes & F. Catalan. Psychosexual problems in people with HIV infection:
controlled study of gay men and men with haemophilia
S. Magura, ¥. L. Shapiro & S.-Y. Kang. Condom use among criminally-involved
adolescents
REVIEW
C. Donovan, C. Mearns, R. McEwan & N. Sugden. A review of the HIV-related sexual
behaviour of gay men and men who have sex with men
COMMENTARY
R. Stall & M. Ekstrand. The quantitative-qualitative debate over relapse behaviour:
comment
BOOK REVIEWS
Practices of Freedom. Selected Writings on HIV/AIDS 625: The Challenge—Under-
standing Education and Care 626; Sex, Gay Men and AIDS 627; AIDS—Working
with Young People 630; ABC of AIDS 631; Guidelines for Management of Children
with HIV Infection 632; A Guide to HIV Infection and Childbearing 633: Essential
AIDS Information Resources 634
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