Titlebook: Reproductive Tract Infections; Global Impact and Pr Adrienne Germain,King K. Holmes,Judith N. Wasserhe Book 1992 Springer Science+Business

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Economic Impact of Reproductive Tract Infections and Resources for Their Controlin the developing world, as well as resources available and needed for their prevention and control. Since data on these topics are scarce to nonexistent, we are by necessity quite vague in many sections of this paper, and we do not quantify resources needed to control RTIs.

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Reproductive Tract Infections: Challenges for International Health Policy, Programs, and Researchwell-being of women and their children are frequent and potentially devastating.. RTIs include three types of infection: sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as chlamydial infection, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, syphilis, chancroid, genital herpes, genital warts, and human immunodeficiency virus

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Current and Future Dimensions of the Problem in the Third Worldted, including endogenous infections, caused by an overgrowth of organisms that are normally present in the reproductive tract (such as bacterial vaginosis and vulvovaginal candidiasis) and iatrogenic infections, caused by improperly performed procedures (such as unsafe abortion, poor delivery pract

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Family Planning: The Responsibility to Prevent Both Pregnancy and Reproductive Tract Infectionsogy development, policy emphasis, and service delivery have focused almost solely on preventing pregnancy, with little attention paid to reducing RTIs. Abstinence from sexual intercourse provides nearly absolute protection against both outcomes. For those choosing to be sexually active, contraceptio

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection Prevention: The Need for Complementary STD Control of control programs for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in many parts of the world.. Prior to AIDS, STDs were relatively neglected internationally. Since 1988, AIDS professionals have begun to think about possible connections between AIDS and other STDs, as they search for an explanation of th

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Assessment and Prioritization of Actions to Prevent and Control Reproductive Tract Infections in theach year among women in developing countries. Some 3–5 million women are seropositive for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in developing countries, millions have unsafe abortions that result in infections, and each year, uncounted numbers incur infection because of inadequately performed family pl

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Economic Impact of Reproductive Tract Infections and Resources for Their Controlem in terms of morbidity and, common opinion among the medical profession notwithstanding, mortality.. This paper reviews the economic burden of RTIs in the developing world, as well as resources available and needed for their prevention and control. Since data on these topics are scarce to nonexist