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HIV/AIDS: a commonwealth emergency: the Barbados response

By: Christchurch | Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting, 13 | 25-29 November 2001 New Zealand

Description: 21 pSubject(s): HIV | AIDS | Health | Caribbean | Health Education | Diseases | Viruses | Public Health | BarbadosSummary: Seeks to outline and examine progress in some critical components of a bold initiative undertaken by the Government and people of Barbados in response to the continuing threat of HIV/AIDS. Also highlights the importance of multi-level and multi-sectoral interventions involving a variety of partners in coordinated action.

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Seeks to outline and examine progress in some critical components of a bold initiative undertaken by the Government and people of Barbados in response to the continuing threat of HIV/AIDS. Also highlights the importance of multi-level and multi-sectoral interventions involving a variety of partners in coordinated action.

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