ISSN: 2640-2653
Importance of the Implementation of HIV Prevention Strategies:Case of Indigenous Population
Since the beginning of the HIV epidemic, the
indigenous population has been affected, due to
marginalization, vulnerability and other social and
economic determinants [1]. In addition, relatively little
has been written about what drives the rising HIV rates
among indigenous peoples and, more than three decades
after HIV detection, it is clear that HIV has become a
critical health problem for these historically oppressed
populations.
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