The socioeconomics of HIV/AIDS and malaria in Honduras - Avilés Blanco, María V.;Cuesta, Jose
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For decades HIV/AIDS and malaria have been the subject of study from medical, public health and epidemiological perspectives. Nowadays HIV/AIDS and malaria are no longer epidemiological phenomena only. These epidemics are obstacles for human and economic development. This books estimates the impact on economic growth, the fiscal implications of comprehensive public prevention and treatment initiatives and the private costs for persons and families living with the disease. This book also provides meaningful insights towards the understanding on the determinants, effects and best-practice…mehr

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For decades HIV/AIDS and malaria have been the subject of study from medical, public health and epidemiological perspectives. Nowadays HIV/AIDS and malaria are no longer epidemiological phenomena only. These epidemics are obstacles for human and economic development. This books estimates the impact on economic growth, the fiscal implications of comprehensive public prevention and treatment initiatives and the private costs for persons and families living with the disease. This book also provides meaningful insights towards the understanding on the determinants, effects and best-practice interventions related to these epidemics. Our critical question is how information interrelates with socioeconomic factors to affect the incidence, transmission and fight against HIV/AIDS and malaria.
Autorenporträt
María V. Avilés teaches Economics at the University Pablo de Olavide (Spain). She holds a MSc in Development Economics and she is writing her PhD Thesis on the economic evaluation of drug-eluting stents. Jose Cuesta holds a PhD in Economics (University of Oxford) and is Affiliated Professor at the Institute of Public Policy, Georgetown University.