African Americans and HIV/AIDS [electronic resource] : understanding and addressing the epidemic / edited by Donna H. McCree, Kenneth T. Jones, Ann O'Leary.
The contribution to and context of other sexually transmitted diseases and tuberculosis in the HIV/AIDS epidemic among African Americans
Epidemiology and surveillance of HIV infection and AIDS among non-Hispanic blacks in the United States
Racism, poverty and HIV/AIDS among African Americans
Organized religion and the fight against HIV/AIDS in the black community: the role of the black church
Disproportionate drug imprisonment perpetuates the HIV/AIDS epidemic in African American communities
Violence, trauma, and mental health disorders: are they related to higher HIV risk for African Americans?
Countering the surge of HIV/STIs and co-occurring problems of intimate partner violence and drug abuse among African American women: implications for HIV/STI prevention
Childhood sexual abuse, African American women, and HIV risk
A systematic review of evidence-based behavioral interventions for African American youth at risk for HIV/STI infection, 1988-2007
HIV behavioral interventions for heterosexual African American men: a critical review of cultural competence
HIV prevention for heterosexual African-American women
Formulating the stress and severity model of minority social stress for black men who have sex with men
HIV prevention interventions for African American injection drug users
Structural interventions with an emphasis on poverty and racism
HIV behavioral interventions for incarcerated populations in the United States: a critical review
The HIV/AIDS epidemic in the African American community: where do we go from here?.
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