GGRB28H3 Chapter 4: chapter 4

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In this case it showed misreport: in the sample of haitian"s population who were diagnosed with aids, many seemed to have blood transfusion; but americans said there"s a mystery to it. Haiti before 1977, showing that it existed before. 4. 5 the feminization of the urban epidemic: data from states showed that h iv is inefficiently transmitted from women to men, rates of women to men were higher in haiti. If bisexuality is decreasing, yet hiv seropositivity continues to increase; then women are necessarily the source. 4. 6 aids in caribbean: people did not start reporting the prevalence of aids until 1984 www. notesolution. com, within the pan american health organization (paho, dominican republic, haiti, trinidad and tobago and the bahamas accounted. In the caribbean the rates double by 1987: barbados, jamaica, martinique, guadeloupe, french guyana, u. s. virgin. Islands and grenada: reported by who as pattern i i.

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