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Epi Update - HIV/AIDS Epidemiology Among Aboriginal Peoples in Canada
Publication type:
Brochure / Leaflet / Pamphlet / Information Sheet
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr1466.pdf | 67.77 KB |
Agency:
Centre for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control
Sponsor:
Health Canada
Date:
1996
Pages:
1
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Summary:
An information sheet providing statistical information about HIV/AIDS epidemiology among Aboriginal Peoples in Canada in 1996. The document highlights that patterns of AIDS are increasing, but different among Aboriginal communities; injection drug use is a risk factor; and Aboriginal AIDS cases are younger and more likely to be women.
Keywords:
Aboriginal HIV/AIDS; Aboriginal Peoples; Aboriginal women; AIDS; Canada; HIV/AIDS; HIV; injection drug use