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韩琳,乌正赉.外用杀微生物剂预防性传播疾病/艾滋病的可接受性研究进展[J].Chinese journal of Epidemiology,2009,30(2):196-198
外用杀微生物剂预防性传播疾病/艾滋病的可接受性研究进展
The acceptability on vaginal microbicides to prevent human immunodeficiency virus/sexually transmitted diseases
Received:April 27, 2008  
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KeyWord: 杀微生物剂  艾滋病病毒  性传播疾病
English Key Word: Mierobicides  Human immunodeficiency virus  Sexually transmitted diseases
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HAN Lin School of Nursing, Peking Union Medical College, Beijing 100730, China  
WU Zheng-lai School of Nursing, Peking Union Medical College, Beijing 100730, China Email:wuzl@public3.bta.net.cn 
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      2007年联合国艾滋病规划署(UNAIDS)与世界卫生组织(WHO)估计,全世界HIV感染者中46%为女性[1]。尽管采取了各种预防HIV/AIDS的措施,如使用安全套、减少性伴等,但HIV/AIDS的流行趋势并未减弱,特别是女性感染者数量逐年增加。
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      Objective To study the relationship between intake of nutrients and bone density in the middle-aged and the old people. Methods Dietary investigation was conducted and bone densities of lumbar 2-4, tuberositas of femur and the neck of femur were measured in 200 healthy subjects who received physical check-up in our hospital. Subjects were distributed into 6 groups including young or middle-aged,pre-old and old groups of men and women.Comparison was conducted within those groups.Results The average intake of protein, carbohydrate and energy per day in old men-group were (71.4±11.7)g,(294.2±54.7)g and (2196.9±311.3) kcal, respectively, which were significantly lower than those in young or middle-aged groups,and the average amounts of protein, carbohydrate and energy intake per day in old men-group were (91.7±19.5)g, (81.8±85.2)g and (2716.0±451.7)kcal, respectively. The average intake of calcium in women-old group was (362.0±167.1)mg, the lowest in the groups. The incidence of abnormal bone densities of lumbar 2-4, the tuberositas of femur and the neck of femur in old men group was significantly higher than those in young or middle-aged men groups (P<0.05 ) and the preold men group. There were significantly different incidence rates of abnormal bone densities between the 3 women groups (P<0.05), especially between young or middle-aged groups and in the old women-group(P<0.0001 ). The incidences of abnormal bone density in pre-old men group and old men group were significantly lower than those in-pre-old and old women groups. Conclusion The decrease of calcium intake seemed to be one of the factors leading to abnormity of bone density in old women. While the increase of calcium intake served as one of the nutritional factors affecting the bones.
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