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The following AIDS Reviews have been published so far:
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2000 - To the Edge examined a decade of lost opportunities to address the South African epidemic
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2001 - Who cares? asked who really cares about the African epidemic and if cares necessarily equals commitment
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2002 - Whose right? explored the value of rights approaches to the epidemic in challenging stalled policies and commitments in Southern Africa
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2003(Over)extended asked whether families were coping with relentless demands of the epidemic
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2004 - (Un)real challenged limiting stereotypes of men and masculinity in South Africa
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2005 - Buckling took a critical look at how we should be measuring the impact of HIV and AIDS on South Africa
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2005 - What's Cooking? focused on the impact of HIV and AIDS on agriculture and the politics of food access and production
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2006 - Bodies Count looked at role of education and the response of the educational system to HIV and AIDS.
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2007 - Stigma[ta] offers a comprehensive
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overview of HIV and AIDS-related stigma and
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why it remains so pervasive in all societies.
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2008 - Balancing Acts looked at the ways in which
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public health and human rights have often been pulled into tension in dealing with HIV and AIDS and other related health issues.
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2009 - Magic challenges the all-too-easy assumption that testing and treatment 'normalises' the disease and reduces HIV and AIDS-related stigma.
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