TY - SER
KW - Social Medicine
KW - Health aspects
KW - Human Rights
KW - Public health
KW - Health Care Reform
AU - Beyrer H E
AU - Beyrer C
AU - Pizer H
AB - Health and human rights in the midst of a drug war: the Thai drug users’ network/Thomas Kerr ... et al. -- The impact of human rights violations on health among internally displaced persons in conflict zones: Burma/Thomas J. Lee ... et al. -- Consequences of a stalled response: iatrogenic epidemic among blood donors in central China/Wan Yanhai and Li Xiaorong -- Women’s health and women’s rights: selling sex in Moscow/Julie Stachowiak and Alena Peryshkina -- Reducing harm in prisons: lessons from the United States and worldwide/Julie Samia Mair -- Using molecular tools to track epidemics and investigate human rights and disease interactions/Chris Beyrer -- Documenting the effects of trafficking in women/Cathy Zimmerman and Charlotte Watts -- Documenting sexual violence among internally displaced women: Sierra Leone/Chen Reis -- The crime of genocide: Darfur/Jennifer Leaning -- Public health research in a human rights crisis: the effects of the Thai "war on drugs"/Susan Sherman, Apinun Aramrattana, and David Celentano -- Maps in the sand: investigating health and human rights in Afghanistan and Darfur/Lynn Lawry -- Civil conflict and health information: The democratic Republic of Congo/Chris Beyrer ... et al. -- From human rights principles to public health practice: HIV/AIDS policy in Brazil/Varun Gauri, Chris Beyrer, and Denise Vaillancourt -- Seeing double: mapping contradictions in HIV prevention and illicit drug policy worldwide/Daniel Wolfe and Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch -- Human rights and public health ethics responding to the global HIV/AIDS pandemic/Jonathan Cohen, Nancy Kass, and Chris Beyrer -- Gender and sexual health rights: Burma/Voravit Suwanvanichkij ... et al. -- Advocacy strategies for affording the right to health/Holly Burkhalter.
C6 - Table of contents only
C7 - edited by Chris Beyrer and H.F. Pizer
CN - 110.28 BEY b
CY - Baltimore
M3 - cross-cultural studies
N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index. Publisher description@http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0713/2006039837-d.html
N2 - Health and human rights in the midst of a drug war: the Thai drug users’ network/Thomas Kerr ... et al. -- The impact of human rights violations on health among internally displaced persons in conflict zones: Burma/Thomas J. Lee ... et al. -- Consequences of a stalled response: iatrogenic epidemic among blood donors in central China/Wan Yanhai and Li Xiaorong -- Women’s health and women’s rights: selling sex in Moscow/Julie Stachowiak and Alena Peryshkina -- Reducing harm in prisons: lessons from the United States and worldwide/Julie Samia Mair -- Using molecular tools to track epidemics and investigate human rights and disease interactions/Chris Beyrer -- Documenting the effects of trafficking in women/Cathy Zimmerman and Charlotte Watts -- Documenting sexual violence among internally displaced women: Sierra Leone/Chen Reis -- The crime of genocide: Darfur/Jennifer Leaning -- Public health research in a human rights crisis: the effects of the Thai "war on drugs"/Susan Sherman, Apinun Aramrattana, and David Celentano -- Maps in the sand: investigating health and human rights in Afghanistan and Darfur/Lynn Lawry -- Civil conflict and health information: The democratic Republic of Congo/Chris Beyrer ... et al. -- From human rights principles to public health practice: HIV/AIDS policy in Brazil/Varun Gauri, Chris Beyrer, and Denise Vaillancourt -- Seeing double: mapping contradictions in HIV prevention and illicit drug policy worldwide/Daniel Wolfe and Kasia Malinowska-Sempruch -- Human rights and public health ethics responding to the global HIV/AIDS pandemic/Jonathan Cohen, Nancy Kass, and Chris Beyrer -- Gender and sexual health rights: Burma/Voravit Suwanvanichkij ... et al. -- Advocacy strategies for affording the right to health/Holly Burkhalter.
PB - John Hopkins University Press
PP - Baltimore
PY - 2007
SN - 978-0-8018-8647-8 (pbk. : alk. paper)
EP - xxxv
EP - 470 p.
TI - Public health & human rights : evidence based approaches
UR - http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip075/2006039837.html
ER -