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A multilevel understanding of HIV/AIDS disease burden among African American women.


ABSTRACT: Disproportionate HIV/AIDS rates among African American women have been examined extensively, primarily from an individual-centered focus. Beyond individual behaviors, factors such as the hyperincarceration of African American men and geographically concentrated disadvantage may better explain inequitable disease burden. In this article I propose a conceptual model of individual, social, and structural factors that influence HIV transmission among African American women. The model can be used to develop comprehensive assessments and guide prevention programs in African American communities.

SUBMITTER: Brawner BM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4772147 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Sep-Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A multilevel understanding of HIV/AIDS disease burden among African American women.

Brawner Bridgette M BM  

Journal of obstetric, gynecologic, and neonatal nursing : JOGNN 20140819 5


Disproportionate HIV/AIDS rates among African American women have been examined extensively, primarily from an individual-centered focus. Beyond individual behaviors, factors such as the hyperincarceration of African American men and geographically concentrated disadvantage may better explain inequitable disease burden. In this article I propose a conceptual model of individual, social, and structural factors that influence HIV transmission among African American women. The model can be used to  ...[more]

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