Titlebook: Diseases in the Homosexual Male; Michael W. Adler (Professor of Genito-Urinary Medi Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 AIDS.

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Hepatitis,This chapter is largely devoted to hepatitis B virus infection, because of its high prevalence amongst homosexual men and the morbidity and mortality associated with the chronic carrier state, which develops in approximately 5% of those infected. There are three other main categories of viral hepatitis (Table 5.1).

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Framework for Analysis Sustained Dialogue1967). The disease seems to have been common enough to attract the attention of non-medical writers. In the later Roman Empire, promiscuous sexual behaviour, both homosexual and heterosexual, was widespread; anal warts were regarded as a clear sign of anal intercourse, and those affected were subjec

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Sustained Dialogue Campus Networkare dealing and what behavioural changes are required. Counselling for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and AIDS involves facilitating an understanding of the infection and of ways in which its spread may be avoided. The significance of the role of counselling can best be appreciated if one recogn

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Syphilis,d varied. It is different from most other sexually transmitted diseases in that it is systemic from the outset. In the past, the disease has been more prevalent that it is today and it has had its influence on the course of events by its effects on many persons who have played important roles in the history of the Western world.

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AIDS and Homosexuality in Britain: A Historical Perspective,e virus in developed countries has occurred in the main in male homosexuals, as well as in intravenous drug users, both groups that are already the subject of deeply rooted hostilities and discrimination, has had a profound impact on the social, political, economic, and even clinical responses to the disease.