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This paper reviews the book Tras los rastros de un corpus seropositivo: VIH y sida en la poesída costarricense (1983-2017), by Ronald Campos López (2022). First, its importance for the studies on Costa Rican HIV-positive literature is exposed; in addition, the relevance of its theme -- "forgotten" in the literary academic field-- and of the theoretical contributions that support the analysis of Campos López are pointed out. Then, a synthesis of some chapters of the book is offered, where the approaches to the different poems selected by the author are commented. Finally, it is concluded that the book offers a lot of material for an academic, but also for a political reflection, since the study of HIV-positive literature also implies the analysis of the different kinds of knowledge that has built the "disease". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper has the objective to analyze some artistic manifestations by Mexican artist Óscar Sánchez about HIV/AIDS from its corporeal and auto-representational implications. Although some epidemiologist scholars have argued that we are living in a "stable" era due to antiretroviral therapy, we are interested in challenge this argument through a feminist account that informs the artistic field on the corporeal-affective implications involved in the socio-cultural experience of the virus. We try in this article to turn back to the 80´s artistic manifestations about HIV/AIDS as a reminder at the importance to make visible the current characteristics of the illness and propose to re(use) the artistic representations of the body as a expression-complain channel to this new "normalization" era. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Coccidioidomycosis results from inhaling the spores (arthroconidia) of Coccidioides species (Coccidio-ides immitis or Coccidioides posadasii). Tuberculosis is caused by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex, classified asacid-fast bacilli. It is most commonly transmitted from a patient with infectious pulmonary tuberculosis to other persons by droplet nuclei, which are aerosolized by coughing, sneezing, or speaking. Northern Mexico is an endemic zone for coccidioidomycosis and Tuberculosis, both diseases usually appear in an isolated way, however, in cases of immunosuppressant in endemic zones, both pathologies tend to coexist. In all of the cases, determining the correct diagnosis is very difficult because they share epidemiological, clinical, radiographic, and even histopathological characteristics. In this paper we present two cases of tuberculosis and coccidioidomycosis coexistence. One case presented pulmonary disease from both entities, while the other was a relapsing of disseminated coccidioidomycosis associated with systemic tuberculosis. The presence of similar cases should alert the clinician to consider an early diagnosis of both entities in every patient with compatible clinical features. The most important concept is to remember that the diagnosis of one of them, doesn't exclude the possible existence of the other. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the last years there has been a rapid development of probability models and statistical analysis for technological and medical survival data. The proportional hazard model formulated by Cox (1972) has rapidly become one of the most widely used methods for the analysis of clinical data, turning into a very powerful tool that has served to generalize the use of the analysis of survival This model is particularly useful examining treatment comparisons based on the times to some event while adjusting for the effects of concomitant variables and easily adapts to the incomplete data which are frequent in medical research. We work with censored data on the right, for which we used the statistical package S-Plus. In this paper we applied the Cox's proportional hazard model in a study of 1366 women infected with AIDS in Andalusia (Spain) between the years 1982 and 2001 focusing on the following variables: age, time of diagnosis, province of residence and level of transmission. The main result has been an increase in the survival of women with the introduction of the "Antiretroviral Therapy Very Active" in 1996, women diagnosed in the period 1993-1995 have an irrigation die 2.3 times greater than that diagnosed after 1996. As for age, women 35 years and older have a risk of death 1.8 times higher than in women under 30. The province with the largest survival is Grenada. We have not found any differences in the category of transmission. The data has been provided by the Andalusian Registry of AIDS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Antiretroviral therapies combining three or more compounds frequently diminish the viral load (VL) in blood to undetectable levels (< 50 copies of RNA/mL), being considered as optimal. In contrast, more than 100 clinical studies with different vaccine candidates have barely achieved modest results and some studies have been discouraging. Therapies are, however, unable to eliminate viral infection. At the same time, they are a threat to the health of patients because of the accumulated toxicity derived from their prolonged use. Many researchers, therefore, believe that an effective (or even partially effective) vaccine might substitute therapies, eliminating the virus or at least controlling the VL through immune-mediated mechanisms. However, immune correlates for protection remain unknown requiring a strategy to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of vaccine candidates. Hence, the experience accumulated with therapies is highly valuable. This paper gives an update on some of the main results of antiretroviral therapies and therapeutic vaccination, giving recommendations in the field of vaccination against HIV-1. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper briefly outlines how the political scenario and the mobilization of different actors have contributed to the construction of a public health policy in response to the AIDS epidemics in Brazil. Three factors are presented and discussed: the political context of the 1980s, characterized by redemocratization, growth of social movements, and consolidation of the Brazilian health care reform; the socio-cultural context of the 1970s and 1980s, characterized by achievement of individual freedom, which was key to the organization of the AIDS movement; and finally the actions carried out in the international scenario to support the sustainability of the Brazilian domestic policy and the reinforcement of a global response to face the epidemics in lower-middle income economies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

AIDS patients and HIV carriers who are aware of their condition are under multiple kinds of stress with adverse effects on their emotional state and personal and social activity. This paper reports the psychometric properties of the DAS (Death Anxiety Scale) using the Spanish version in the clinical setting. The sample is made up of 148 HIV/AIDS patients (109 men and 39 women). The internal consistency of the scale was .72 and its test-retest reliability was .70. Principal components analysis extracted five factors that jointly accounted for 56.5% of the total variance. As, on the whole, these results are very similar to those reported by other authors, it is concluded that the Spanish DAS is a valid instrument for the assessment of death anxiety in Spanish HIV/AIDS patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

What notion of action is compatible with constructionist research? Taking this question as a provocation, we use a study carried out to evaluate the role of the National Aids Committee (CNAIDS) of the Brazilian Ministry of Health as a starting point for the formulation of a concept of action that might be compatible with a constructionist position. Starting by questioning the classic notion of action, it goes on to propose alternative conceptualisations of action, exploring the implications of notions such as Varela's enaction for constructionist research. The CNAIDS research is used as an example of possible ways of conducting intervention--research with a constructionist spin. The expression intervention--research is used in this paper as a discursive strategy to emphasize that all research has consequences and is necessarily a process of making sense of events in our life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper comprises results referred to forms of explanation and alternative conceptions identified regarding the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and the Acquired Inmunedeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). These results are part of a bigger investigation in 114 biology teachers of secondary education in Mexico City. Most of the identified explanations are descriptive, though teleonomic and anthropomorphic explanations were also found, but in smaller numbers. Some of the main results regarding HIV are: 34 % of the teachers have acceptable conceptions about HIV transmission, however, 56 % of the teachers have alternative conceptions. Finally, 9.6 % of the teachers prefer not to work with this topic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses "recall function" as utilized by mass media. Recall function, when used in the media, is a way in which journalists prevent important topics from being forgotten after their cycle of interest has run its course. The purpose of this study is to help define recall function as implemented by the media and not in bibliographic sources. The present study is based on an empirical study and attempts to discuss several theoretical statements that have been made on recall function in the last part of the 20th century.