The migration of persons with Aids

This study measured the migration of persons with the acquired immunodeficiency virus (AIDS) between diagnosis and death using AIDS case and death reports from 12 states for 1985 to 1992. Of 49,805 persons with AIDS, 10.6% changed their place of residence, and half of these individuals who moved changed their state of residence. Migration had relatively little impact on the numbers of persons with AIDS in the largest metropolitan areas, which accounted for approximately 90% of AIDS diagnoses. Although only 3% of deaths occurred in residents of nonmetropolitan areas, the net effect of migration was a 24% increase in the number of persons with AIDS residing in such areas

Family medicine · Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) · Metropolitan area · Pathology · Place of death · Residence · Sociology · Demography · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk · HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions · Medicine · Gerontology

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  Open Access•Kim Elmore•Health & Place•2005

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• HIV/Aids Patients Who Move to Urban Florida Counties Following a Diagnosis of HIV

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• Rural HIV/Aids Social Services for Gays and Lesbians

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• Rural HIV-infected women's access to medical care

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• Migration patterns following HIV diagnosis among adults residing in the nonurban Deep South

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• Aids in Rural America

  Open Access•Susan E Cohn•The Journal of Rural Health•1997

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• Psychosocial Differences Between Urban and Rural People Living With HIV/Aids

  Open Access•Timothy G Heckman, Anton M Somlai et al.•The Journal of Rural Health•1998

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• The Geographic Distribution of Aids in the United States

  Open Access•Shari Steinberg, Patricia A Fleming et al.•The Journal of Rural Health•2000

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• Black–White Mortality From HIV in the United States Before and After Introduction of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy in 1996

  Open Access•Robert S Levine, Nathaniel C Briggs et al.•American Journal of Public Health•2007

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• Return migration in the context of parental assistance in the Aids epidemic

  Open Access•John Knodel, Mark Vanlandingham•Social Science & Medicine•2003

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• Out-Migration in the Context of the HIV/Aids Epidemic

  Frikkie Booysen•New Community•2006

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• Migration as an active strategy to escape the 'second closet' for HIV-positive gay men in Barcelona and Rome

  Cesare Di Feliciantonio•Social & Cultural Geography•2020

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• Causes of death among persons reported with Aids

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