impact of SES on Psychological Aspects Among HIV Patients - Jamadar, Chandrakant;Gulbarga, S.P. Melkeri
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HIV is sexually transmitted disease. While the search for a cure of HIV/AIDS continues, tens of millions of people Worldwide are currently living with the disease for the infected people in developing countries it is like a death sentence and it is too complicated to save the lives of the poor all thore the global health experts give them the treatment. There is a no evidence of complete cure of HIV/AIDS, but there are medications that can dramatically slow the progression of the disease. These people s lifestyle are more of intense care and difficulties, there are so many people who are HIV…mehr

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HIV is sexually transmitted disease. While the search for a cure of HIV/AIDS continues, tens of millions of people Worldwide are currently living with the disease for the infected people in developing countries it is like a death sentence and it is too complicated to save the lives of the poor all thore the global health experts give them the treatment. There is a no evidence of complete cure of HIV/AIDS, but there are medications that can dramatically slow the progression of the disease. These people s lifestyle are more of intense care and difficulties, there are so many people who are HIV where they keep themselves hidden from the society. The HIV positive patients are those who live in a situation where they have to take care of they food habits like eating healthy food, avoiding certain foods, getting immunization, taking care of being in contact with animals. This way of living could be easily take care by the high class people, but the low class people with low economic suffer. Human immunodeficiency virus has a large psychological, physical and social impact on infected.
Autorenporträt
Chandrakant Jamadar, M.A., B.Ed., M.phil., P.hD. est professeur adjoint de psychologie au Maharani Arts College for women, Mysore, Karnataka. Il enseigne des cours de troisième cycle depuis dix ans et a également été conseiller à l'Institut de santé infantile Indira Gandhi. Il a publié 34 articles dans des revues internationales réputées.