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The AIDS Action Europe clearinghouse is a central point where NGOs, policy makers, networks and other stakeholders in Europe and Central Asia can share key documents and good practice materials.
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BackMigrants from Sub-Saharan Africa in the Swiss HIV cohort study : a single center study of epidemiologic migration-specific and clinical features
An increasing number of HIV-positive migrants reside in Switzerland. The described study examines epidemiologic, clinical and migration-specific characteristics of HIV-infected migrants. A majority of HIV-positive migrants were most likely infected prior to arrival in Switzerland. Sub-Saharan Africans and Southeast Asians were often diagnosed to be HIV-positive after showing suggestive symptoms of infection, while European patients were more often diagnosed in a screening setting.
English
Migrants
Ethnic minorities
People living with HIV (PLHIV)
Ethnic minorities
People living with HIV (PLHIV)
Positive prevention
Testing and counselling
Migration
Testing and counselling
Migration
Western Europe
Global
Global
2004
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Aids patient care and STDs (journal)
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