Report

The HIV/AIDS Crisis in Papua New Guinea

Publisher
AIDS Papua New Guinea
Resources
http://www.cis.org.au/issue_analysis/IA81/ia81.pdf
Description

The rapid spread of HIV/AIDS in Papua New Guinea has created a health emergency, with at least 120,000 Papua New Guineans likely to have HIV/AIDS. In this report, Miranda Darling Tobias discusses the biological, social and political factors that are responsible for the rapid rise of the HIV/AIDS infections in order to identify the practical steps needed to arrest the current trends.

Publication Details
Post date:
13 Feb 2007

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