Kadiyala, S and Barnett, Tony (2004) AIDS in India. Economic and political weekly, 39 (19). pp. 1888-92. ISSN 0012-9976
Abstract
While TB and malaria are currently the number one killers in India, inaction could make AIDS the leading cause of death. A decade after setting up the National AIDS Control Organisation, the nation is still debating the accuracy of HIV/AIDS statistics. Are current responses adequate to stem the spread of the disease?
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