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    This document provides references to 12 sources related to HIV/AIDS in Pakistan and globally: 1) Several sources discuss the epidemiology and prevalence of HIV in Pakistan, finding increasing rates of HIV-associated disorders and stable but low prevalence levels between 1-2% among certain groups. 2) Other sources examine interventions aimed at commercial sex workers in Pakistan, global trends in AIDS mortality, and estimates of the true global burden of HIV/AIDS. 3) The final references relate to the costs and cost-effectiveness of HIV prevention programs, impacts of HIV on individuals and the workplace, and surveillance data on HIV transmission patterns.

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    This document provides references to 12 sources related to HIV/AIDS in Pakistan and globally: 1) Several sources discuss the epidemiology and prevalence of HIV in Pakistan, finding increasing rates of HIV-associated disorders and stable but low prevalence levels between 1-2% among certain groups. 2) Other sources examine interventions aimed at commercial sex workers in Pakistan, global trends in AIDS mortality, and estimates of the true global burden of HIV/AIDS. 3) The final references relate to the costs and cost-effectiveness of HIV prevention programs, impacts of HIV on individuals and the workplace, and surveillance data on HIV transmission patterns.

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    Population Action International. Aids and STDS: Priorities For Family Planning Programs. Washington DC: Population Action International, 1995

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