Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Prevention: New Challenges, New Approaches (AIDSCAP/FHI

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Prevention: New Challenges, New Approaches (AIDSCAP/FHI - USAID, 1996, 47 p.)

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		STDs: The Burden and the Challenge
		Syndromic Management: Promoting Effective STD Diagnosis in Resource-Poor Settings
		Study Confirms Value of STD Treatment in Curbing HIV Transmission
		Listening to Patients: Targeted Intervention Research to Improve STD Programs
		Young People and STDs: A Prescription for Change
		Prevention As Policy: How Thailand Reduced STD and HIV Transmission
		Studies Show Partner Notification Contributes to STD Control
		Mobilizing Pharmacists for STD Control
		In the News
		Q&A - New U.N. Program Promotes Multisectoral: Approach to AIDS Prevention
		Women's Forum - Opinion Women, Children and STDs: Addressing the Other STD Epidemic
		Policy Profile: Haitians Reach Consensus on National STD Guidelines
		Resources

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CAPTIONS · AIDS

FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
VOLUME III, NUMBER 1

MAY 1996

FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
THE AIDS CONTROL AND PREVENTION (AIDSCAP) PROJECT
PROJECT 936-5972.31-4692046
HRN-5972-C-00-4001-00

AIDScaptions is published
Three times a year by
Family Health International's AIDS Control and Prevention (AIDSCAP) Project

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Editor
Kathleen Henry

Editor/Writer
Margaret J. Dadian

Associate Editor
Karen Sai

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Sandy Paul

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Michael Buja
Diana Randall

Family Health International (FHI) is a nonprofit research and technical assistance organization dedicated to contraceptive development, family planning, reproductive health and HIV/AIDS prevention around the world.

FHI implements the AIDSCAP Project in collaboration with:

The Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco

John Snow, Inc.

Ogilvy Adams & Rinehart

Population Services International

The Program for Appropriate Technology in Health

Prospect Associates

The Institute for Tropical Medicine, Antwerp

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The University of Washington at Seattle

AIDScaptions is supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under the AIDSCAP Project. The contents do not necessarily reflect USAID or FHI policy.

Cover Photo: Providing STD diagnosis and treatment at primary health care clinics like this one in El Salvador could reduce the severe health problems caused by unrecognized and untreated STDs among women.

Rick Reinhard/Impact Visuals