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Global update: Burma.

Burma faces what could become one of Asia's most devastation AIDS epidemics. Faced with a growing number of heroin addicts, and of Burmese women being sold into prostitution in Thailand and coming back infected with HIV, Burmese officials now admit that more than 5000 people have tested positive for the AIDS virus. WHO's office estimates the number of HIV-infected people in the country to be at least 100,000 and climbing.

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗

Global update: Malaysia.

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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗

Global update: Cambodia.

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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗

Validation and application of U.N. model life tables against Thailand data, 1973-1983.

The author applies models of age and sex mortality, developed by the United Nations in 1982 for developing countries, to data for Thailand for the years 1973-1983. Following a discussion of the development of the four mortality patterns and their models, the author traces changes in Thailand's mortality trends using the U.N. model life tables. "This study reveals the change of mortality patterns in Thailand, moving from [the] Latin American to [the] Far Eastern pattern.... The proportional mortality ratio of population over 60 years of age has gradually increased from 28.7% in 1973 to 42.0% in 1983 and the sex ratio of mortality in this group [has] also slightly increased during this decade." (SUMMARY IN TUR)

Age Factors↗

The church.

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Allied Health Personnel↗

'Two--no more.'.

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Cambodia.

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Thailand.

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