HIV Prevention and the Need for Gender-Transformative Approaches

Book

Year

2021

Author/s

Gahagan, J and Dworkin, SL.

CONTRIBUTING ORGANISATION/PUBLICATION

Sex and Gender-Based Analysis in Public Health

SUMMARY

This chapter examines the issues associated with the early epidemiology of HIV, the AIDS risk and vulnerability paradigms and how these have served to overlook populations of cisgender and transgender women and heterosexual men in public health HIV prevention responses in North America.

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