Interventions to Reduce Sexual Risk for Human Immunodeficiency Virus in Adolescents

Johnson, Blair T.; Scott-Sheldon, Lori A. J.; Huedo‐Medina, Tania B.; Carey, Michael P.

doi:10.1001/archpediatrics.2010.251

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“…In general, various risk reduction strategies, for example, information and awareness campaigns, on-site information/counseling centers, and statistical instruction have moderately low effectiveness (e.g. Tobler 1986;Ennett et al 1994;Johnson et al 2003;Hertwig et al 2004;Fortune & Goodie 2012). Alternatively, the efficacy of restricting availability and access to gambling as a method of reducing harm is moderately high.…”

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Responsible gambling: a synthesis of the empirical evidence

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Shaffer

Blaszczynski

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Addiction Research & Theory

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Responsible gambling: a synthesis of the empirical evidence

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Shaffer

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et al. 2016

Addiction Research & Theory

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“…AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) adalah penyakit yang membuat tubuh sulit untuk melawan penyakit menular. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) merupakan virus yang dapat menyebabkan AIDS menginfeksi dan merusak bagian dari pertahanan tubuh yang merupakan jenis sel darah putih dalam system kekebalan tubuh (Johnson, at al;. ODHA bukan saja permasalahanya pada kondisi fisik, melainkan juga mendapat penilaian negative secara sosial dan berbagai bentuk diskriminasi dari lingkungan (Paputungan, 2013).…”

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The Responsibility of Counselor and Education in Millennium Era

Syahniar¹,

Ifdil²,

Ardi³

2018

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Stress can arise as a result of pressure or tension that comes from dissonance between a person and his environment. Stress is an adaptive response to an external situation that results in physical and psychological aberrations. The result, too much stress can threaten a person's ability to face the environment, which ultimately disrupts his daily life. For that needed a therapy that can help in reducing the impact of stress. One of the therapies that can be used is color therapy. Color therapy is one of the non-pharmacological therapy that can reduce stress. Therapy is created because it is based on the assertion that each particular color contains healing energies. The effect of color affects the work of the sympathetic nerves parasympathetic, and improves mood. Color therapy provides an element of relaxation, which from various studies of relaxation can reduce anxiety or anxiety in individuals. Keywords AbstractIn Indonesia, sending your children to daycare is not the primary choice for working parents. In most cases, the parents are still able to afford a household assistant. They may also have some family member they can ask to take care of their children. This is not the case with workers in the palm oil plantations. The palm oil companies provide children day care as part of their facility for the workers. However, the condition in the day care centers are far from meeting the standards set for the establishment of children day care centre set by the Indonesian government regulation No. 58 of 2009. Improvements are still needed, such as: more or additional facilities, trained caretakers to help the children grow and develop well -the development of the children's social and emotional aspects and the development of their psychomotor (for children aged 0-5 years old).

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“…75 However, condoms must be used correctly and consistently in order to prevent HIV transmission and several studies have shown low rates of condom usage overall in the United States. 76,77 Women must also navigate the process of negotiating male condom use with their partners, which is often difficult especially in the setting of gender power imbalances or intimate partner violence. In addition, the cultural acceptability of condom use varies.…”

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Advances in the Prevention of Heterosexual Transmission of HIV/AIDS Among Women in the United States

Chen

Meyer

Springer

2011

Infectious Disease Reports

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Despite recent advances in testing and treatment, the incidence of HIV/AIDS in the United States has remained stagnant with an estimated 56,300 new infections every year. Women account for an increasing proportion of the epidemic. The vulnerability of women to HIV stems from both increased biologic susceptibility to heterosexual transmission and also the social, economic, and structural disadvantages they often confront. This review describes the main reasons for the increased vulnerability of U.S. women to HIV transmission with particular emphasis on specific highrisk groups including: non-Hispanic blacks, women who use drugs, women with a history of incarceration, and victims of intimate partner violence. Although behavioral approaches to HIV prevention may be effective, pragmatic implementation is often difficult, especially for women who lack sociocultural capital to negotiate condoms with their male partners. Recent advances in HIV prevention show promise in terms of female-initiated interventions. These notably include female condoms, non-specific vaginal microbicides, and antiretroviral oral and vaginal pre-exposure prophylaxis. In this review, we will present evidence in support of these new female-initiated interventions while also emphasizing the importance of advocacy and the political support for these scientific advances to be successful.

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Interventions to Reduce Sexual Risk for Human Immunodeficiency Virus in Adolescents

Cited by 191 publications

References 95 publications

Responsible gambling: a synthesis of the empirical evidence

Responsible gambling: a synthesis of the empirical evidence

The Responsibility of Counselor and Education in Millennium Era

Advances in the Prevention of Heterosexual Transmission of HIV/AIDS Among Women in the United States

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