HIV and AIDS Stigma and Discrimination in China: Results from a National Survey

Karen Hardee; Tim Manchester; Victor Yuan; Benjamin Y. Clark; Amy Qi; Sarah Bradley; Zoe Shen

HIV and AIDS Stigma and Discrimination in China: Results from a National Survey

Karen Hardee
, Tim Manchester
, Victor Yuan
, Benjamin Y. Clark
, Amy Qi
, Sarah Bradley
, Zoe Shen

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Abstract

Because stigmatizing and discriminatory attitudes and tendencies are largely prevalent in China, national and local mass media interventions have an important role to play in making Chinese citizens aware of the debilitating effects of stigma and discrimination and in reinforcing information on HIV/AIDS to reduce baseless fears of transmission.

Original language	American English
Journal	Asia-Pacific Population Journal
Volume	24
State	Published - 2009

Keywords

HIV/AIDS; Stigma & Discrimination; China

Disciplines

Health Policy
International Public Health
Public Health Education and Promotion

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