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College Essays related to 'Hiv'

We have 103 term papers and college essays on Hiv. Page 1 of 7.

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HIV & Youth In 10 pages the author discusses HIV and youth. In the 1990s AIDS/HIV is a very real and very frightening disease. It does not discriminate; affecting all people from all walks of life, all races, nationalities, sexes, and ages. The prevalence of HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) has been shown to have a considerable effect on the youth population, according to the preponderance of the evidence. This plague knows no limitations. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

2.	HIV --Transmission, Prevention, Management, Ethics, & Attitudes This 12 page paper reviews fundamental information about human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) and education and treatment topics. Bibliography lists 14 sources.

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HIV Disclosure: Medical Ethics A 5 page paper discussing medical ethics in terms of Kant, Aristotle and Mill. The paper examines the responsibility of an HIV-infected surgeon to inform his patients of his condition, and also the responsibility of the HIV-infected patient to disclose medical status. It concludes that while the doctor is under no obligation to discontinue his practice of medicine, he is still responsible for making full disclosure to the patient. Conversely, the HIV-infected patient carries no such obligation, for it is the surgeon's responsibility to discover all facets of his patients' health. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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HIV And Substance Abuse Treatment This 5 page paper provides a review of the literature for a quantitative research proposal where the dependent variable is states as: "Medication adherence of HIV(positive) and substance abuse clients in a residential drug treatment program". Bibliography lists 8 sources.

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HIV Pathology, Immune Parameters, and Life Stressors This 19 page report discusses the fact that infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) results in a chronic lifelong infection and, most often, a significantly shortened lifespan. This report looks at the work of researchers who have documented the relationship between stress, affect, and immune response. Both stress and depression are considered components of the study known as psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) and have examined in terms of their role in HIV-AIDS. In addition, the report considers issues related to coping with HIV-AIDS, symptomology, and HIV-AIDS-related diseases. Bibliography lists 17 sources.

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HIV Pathogenesis: Cellular and Molecular Structure A 10 page discussion of the impact of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). This paper provides a description of the cellular and molecular structure of the virus which makes it such a formidable opponent to the treatment of AIDS (Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Bibliography lists 8 sources.

7.	HIV and AIDS: This 5 page paper discusses the HIV virus and AIDS. This paper explains different methods of transmission, symptoms, prevention methods, and more. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

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HIV and Barriers to Condom Usage as a Means of Prevention A 12 page overview of the relationship that exists between condom use and the prevention of the sexual transmission of AIDS. The author examines several prevalent ideological barriers to that utilization. These include: conflicting information from government officials (and even a flagrant lack of awareness), misinformation about what acts are actually "safe sex", lack of planning, oral sex not being considered "real sex", loss of pleasure, inconvenience in the "heat of the moment", being in a "regular relationship", drug use, alcohol, the impact the successes witnessed in HAART treatment has made in regard to removing the urgency and perceived risk of AIDS. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

9.	HIV and AIDS: African American Children A 12 page paper which examines what impact HIV and AIDS has on African American children. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

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HIV Incidence/African American Teens/Threat to the Future A 12 page research paper that focuses on HIV infection among African American adolescents as a public health threat. In exploring the ramifications of this public health issue, this examination explores HIV transmission using the epidemiologic triad model. This information is then viewed from the standpoint of nursing theory, specifically Parse's theory of human becoming, which was chosen because it has been applied frequently within a public health/community nursing perspective. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

11.	HIV Today A 7 page outline of the state of knowledge that exists today concerning AIDS and HIV. This paper describes the etiology of this disease, its mechanism of spread, its prevalence, and the current efforts to find a cure. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

12.	HIV & AIDS This 6 page paper discusses the start of the epidemic, the social, legal and biological implications of the disease, and current treatment options. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

13.	HIV in the California Prison System This 10 page paper discusses HIV in the California prison system. It discusses the health of the prison population as compared to the general public, and the bill that was introduced to allow condom distribution in prison. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

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HIV Prevention for Youth in Rural Areas A 10 page project proposal that includes a short abstract/project summary. This project proposal addresses an urgent public need, which is the rising incidence of HIV infection among American adolescents living in rural environments. This proposal outlines the parameters of the problem; substantiates the need for the project through a review of relevant literature and then proposes an nurse-led intervention for rural youth that is based on a program developed by Murry, et al (2005), the Strong African American Families Program, which involves rural parents and focuses on developing their knowledge and parenting skills so that they can effectively and meaningfully interact with their 11-year-old children in a manner that directs them toward a healthy future. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

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Computers and Young People with HIV This 5 page report discusses the uses, applications, and problems associated with HIV-infected youth and computer technology. While a number of valuable interactive and multimedia education programs have been developed for children, teens, and young adults, there are few programs designed for monitoring and assessment. As recognition has grown that such differences not only exist but are of vital importance in providing optimum care of HIV-infected young people, both the public health and medical technology communities have begun to expand their efforts in developing youth specific-programs and tools. Considering the fact that the virus is increasingly becoming a disease of the young, such efforts must be considered to be of the utmost importance. Bibliography lists 3 sources. AIDS-pc.wps

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