Health without borders : improving health and reducing HIV/AIDS vulnerability among long-distance road transport workers through a multisectoral approach

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ISBN	9789211204995 (pbk.)
Call Number	RC965.H54 H434 2007
Title	Health without borders : improving health and reducing HIV/AIDS vulnerability among long-distance road transport workers through a multisectoral approach
Imprint	[New York] : United Nations, ESCAP, c2007.
Physical	v, 90 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.
Summary	Long distance road transport workers are vulnerable to an array of health risks. Substance use, unprotected sex, unsafe roads, poor diets, long working hours and long absence from home are but some of the documented factors that lead to numerous communicable and non-communicable diseases and accidents. Importantly, the rapid spread of HIV across communities, countries and continents is a testimony to the linkages between mobile and migrant groups, such as road transport workers, and the growing epidemic.
Founding Information Note	With the complements of The United Nation. The distribution section
Subject	Highway transport workers--Health and hygiene--Mekong River Valley
Subject	Health promotion--Mekong River Valley
Subject	AIDS (Disease)--Mekong River Valley--Prevention
Corporate Author	United Nations. Economic and Social Commission for Asiaand the Pacific
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Health without borders : improving health and reducing HIV/AIDS vulnerability among long-distance road transport workers through a multisectoral approach

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