AIDS in Africa Publictions by Dr F I D Konotey-Ahulu

1. An African on AIDS in Africa. [CV Ref 113]
2. Clinical epidemiology, not seroepidemiology is the answer to Africa's AIDS problem [CV 103]
3. Some thirty features of AIDS in Africa [CV Ref 109]
4. Group specific component and HIV infection [CV Ref 104]
5. AIDS in Africa: Misinformation and Disinformation [CV Ref 108]
6. AIDS: origin, transmission, and moral dilemmas [Ref 105]
7. Surgery and risk of AIDS in HIV-positive patients [CV Ref 107]
8. Extensive palatal echymosis from fellatio - a note of caution with AIDS at large [CV Ref106]
9. AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa [CV Ref 111]
10. HIV-2 in West Africa [CV Ref 112]
11. HIV antibody positive sub-Saharan patients in the UK [Ref 115]
12. AIDS in Africa [CV Ref 116]
13. The AIDS crisis in Africa: a survey [CV Ref 118]
14. The domicilliary management of AIDS in a rural community in Africa [CV Ref119]
15. AIDS in Africa [CV Ref xxxvii]
16. Slowing HIV contagion among Africans [CV Ref 122]
17. African AIDS through African eyes [CV Ref 123]
18. AIDS in Africa: Another Perspective [CV Ref 129]
19. Probing anecdotes in traditional African therapeutics [CV Ref 132]
20. AIDS vaccine trials [CV Ref 136]
21. Chimps and AIDS [CV Ref 148]
22. Chimps meat, AIDS and all that [CV Ref 152]
23. AIDS in Africa: Obstacles to Health Care Delivery [CV Ref 153]
24. Epidemiological aspects of demystifying AIDS [CV Ref 154]
25. Black people's red faces and AIDS prevention [CV Ref 151]
26. What Is AIDS? [Ref CV 114 & 135b]
27. Education and debate BMJ 1 March 2003:The politics of AIDS in South Africa [Issues of race hinder public health] and the Rapid Response to Fassin and Scneider: Wake up call and need for paradigm shift. http://www.rethinking.org/bmj/response_30917.html