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Ehquidad

Ehquidad is a scientific journal, published since 2014 in English and Spanish. The journal's country of origin is Spain.
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Abbr. EHQUIDAD
Start 2014
End Continuing
Country Spain
Languages English
Spanish
Recent Articles
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Meeting the needs of young Latino gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women living with HIV through the intervention in the United States (US)
Alonzo J, Mann-Jackson L, Garcia M, Tanner A, Rhodes S
EHQUIDAD . 2021 Mar; 15:209-232. PMID: 33681870
Objective: Young gay, bisexual, and other MSM (men who have sex with men) and transgender women in the United States (US) who are living with HIV, and particularly those who...
2.
Informed consent for HIV phylogenetic research: A case study of urban individuals living with HIV approached for enrollment in an HIV study
Rudolph A, Martinez O, Davison R, Amuchi C
EHQUIDAD . 2020 Sep; 2020(14):129-143. PMID: 32954381
Introduction: Phylogenetic analyses can provide insights on HIV tansmission dynamics. Country and state-level differences in HIV criminalization and disclosure laws and advances in next generation sequencing could impact perceived study...
3.
Using Syndemics Theory to Examine HIV Sexual Risk Among Latinx Men Who Have Sex with Men in Philadelphia, PA: Findings from the National HIV Behavioral Surveillance
Martinez O, Brady K, Levine E, Page K, Zea M, Yamanis T, et al.
EHQUIDAD . 2020 Feb; 13:217-236. PMID: 32095789
Latinx men who have sex with men (MSM) continue to be disproportionately impacted by HIV/AIDS. Identifying the role of multiple syndemic factors associated with sexual risk behaviors is imperative in...
4.
[Micro and Macro Social Work Practice in the Context of Tuberculosis]
Moya E, Chavez-Baray S, Martinez O
EHQUIDAD . 2018 Mar; 8:43-66. PMID: 29503982
The study of tuberculosis (TB) in the U.S.-Mexico border involves the consideration of three key components, which are complex and interrelated: the difficulty tracking and providing appropriate TB care due...
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[Perspectives to improve the sexual health of sexual and gender identity minorities in Guatemala]
Alonzo J, Mann L, Siman F, Sun C, Andrade M, Villatoro G, et al.
EHQUIDAD . 2016 Aug; 5:51-70. PMID: 27494000
Sexual and gender identity minorities in Guatemala are disproportionally affected by HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STI). However, little is known about the health determinants among these minorities that...
6.
[A couple-based approach: An innovative effort to tackle HIV infection among Latino gay men.]
Martinez O, Wu E, Sandfort T, Shultz A, Capote J, Chavez S, et al.
EHQUIDAD . 2015 Jan; 1:15-32. PMID: 25580466
The HIV epidemic is a serious and pervasive health issue in the Latino community. While prevention efforts have helped maintain stability in the overall number of infections among Latinos for...