Rural-to-Urban Migrants and the HIV Epidemic in China

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作者：
Yan Hong
Bonita Stanton
Xiaoming Li
Hongmei Yang
Danhua Lin
Xiaoyi Fang
Jing Wang
Rong Mao
机构：
[1] Bloomberg School of Public Health,Department of Health Policy and Management
[2] Johns Hopkins University,The Carman and Ann Adams Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Wayne State University
[3] Prevention Research Center,Institute of Developmental Psychology
[4] Beijing Normal University,Institute of Mental Health
[5] Nanjing University,Department of Health Policy and Management
[6] Bloomberg School of Public Health,undefined
[7] Johns Hopkins University,undefined
来源：
AIDS and Behavior | 2006年 / 10卷
关键词：
China; culture; HIV/STI; rural-to-urban migrants; sexuality;
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摘要：
China is the next probable frontier for the global HIV epidemic. Central to this anticipated growth of the epidemic is the nation's new and growing population of rural-to-urban migrants. Although there are an estimated 120 million migrants, little information is available about their social and cultural context of their lives in urban areas and their HIV-related perceptions and behaviors. On the basis of the in-depth individual interviews conducted among 90 rural-to-urban migrants in 2 major Chinese cities, Beijing and Nanjing, this qualitative study was designed to explore these issues with a particular focus on their relevance to sexual transmission of HIV. The findings suggest an urgent need for HIV/STI prevention programs that address the cultural, social, and economic constraints facing the migrant population in China.
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页数：9
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