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Aids and maternity in India.From public health to social sciences perspectives: emerging themes and debates.P. Cohen and S. Solomon (Eds). Publications du département des sciences sociales n° 8, 2004, 279 p.Language : English. 350 Rs (13 €)Table des matièresList of Tables, Figures and Appendices............................... 8 [ Lire ]Editors and Scientific Advisory Committee.......................... 9 [ Lire ]List of Authors...................................................................13 [ Lire ]AcknowledgementsP. Cohen &#38; S. Solomon.........................................................15 [ Lire ]ForewordF. Barré-Sinoussi..................................................................17IntroductionMilestones in the Understanding of HIV/AIDS Mother-to-Child Transmission in IndiaP. Cohen..............................................................................21 [ Lire ]PART 1: HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC IN INDIA....................................37-1011. An Overview of HIV/AIDS Epidemic and its Prevention in IndiaR.N. Gupta...........................................................................392. Critical Analysis of HIV/AIDS Epidemic Prevention Policy In IndiaF. Bourdier...........................................................................653. Milestones of the Social and Medical Treatment of AIDS by the NGOs in India – The Case of YRG Centre of AIDS Research and EducationS. Solomon..........................................................................714. Management of HIV/AIDS Epidemic in India : Geo-anthropological and Political Comparison with BrazilF. Bourdier...........................................................................83PART 2: PREVENTION OF HIV/AIDS MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION ..........................................................103-1465. Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV Infection in India: A Medical PerspectiveS. Solomon............................................................................1056. UNICEF Programme for the Prevention of Parent-to-Child HIV/AIDS Transmission, Tamil NaduP. Kuganantham.....................................................................1177. Bridging Counselling and Care in the HIV/AIDS Epidemic : General Perspectives and the Case of the WomenS. Natarajan..........................................................................129PART 3: VULNERABILITY OF INDIAN WOMEN TO DISEASES,TO HIV/AIDS........................................................................147-1818. Gender and Health in India: The Imperatives for Engendering Health Policy, Administration and ResearchK. Shanti...............................................................................1499. HIV/AIDS Infection: A Perceptual Study on Urban Working WomenK. Geetha..............................................................................169PART 4: MTCT RISK FACTORS AND PRACTICES IN INDIA:SOCIAL SCIENCES PERSPECTIVES ..........................................183-27510. Socio-Cultural Obstacles to the Prevention of HIV Transmission through Breastfeeding in West AfricaA. Desclaux...........................................................................185 [ Lire ]11. Breastfeeding and Infant-Feeding Practices in India: A Critical ReviewL. Lingam, S. Mankad.............................................................19512. Anthropological Perspectives on HIV/AIDS Transmission During DeliveryP. Hancart-Petitet...................................................................211 [ Lire ]13. Psycho-Sociological Perspectives of HIV/AIDS:  Finding a Balance Between the Differences, Equality, Rights and Individual NeedsF. Pittolo-Rageade..................................................................22514. AIDS and Maternity in India: Social Sciences PerspectivesP. Cohen ...............................................................................245 [ Lire ]