Traduction de «Démence associée au sida » (Français → Anglais) :

AIDS dementia complex [ AIDS-related dementia complex | HIV dementia | HIV encephalopathy | HIV-1-associated cognitive motor complex | HIV-associated cognitive motor complex | acquired-immune deficiency syndrome dementia complex | HIV-1 cognitive and motor complex ]

Dementia associated with AIDS

Organic dementia associated with AIDS

Presenile dementia associated with AIDS

AIDS-related Kaposi's sarcoma | AIDS-associated Kaposi's sarcoma | HIV-related Kaposi's sarcoma | HIV-associated Kaposi's sarcoma | epidemic Kaposi's sarcoma | EKS

dementia associated with alcoholism

AIDS-related tumour

AIDS-related arthritis

They range from chronic diseases (cardiovascular, cancer, diabetes) together with overweight and obesity, infectious (HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis) and neurodegenerative diseases (exacerbated by an increasingly ageing population), to social isolation, reduced wellbeing, increased dependency of patients on formal and informal care, and multiple exposure to environmental factors with unknown long-term health consequences.

11. Calls on the Member States to take all necessary action to end discrimination against people living with HIV/AIDS, to promote and protect all human rights and fundamental freedoms, paying particular attention to all people vulnerable to and affected by HIV, to review laws and policies that adversely affect the delivery of effective HIV programmes and to ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS are involved and represented when anti-discrimination policies are drawn up; stresses the importance of taking account of the gender perspective in combating discrimination, so as to develop a comprehensive HIV/AIDS approach;

60. Calls for recognition of Alzheimer associations as prime partners and for them to be involved in 1) defining prevention recommendations and best practices and disseminating these at grass-root level, 2) providing much needed information and support to people with dementia and their carers, 3) presenting the needs of people with dementia and their carers to policy makers, and 4) fostering partnerships with the medical profession to provide a holistic approach; points out that in order to do so, the European institutions should investigate the possibilities of the European Public Health Programme providing regular core funding to Euro ...[+++]pean Alzheimer Associations and encourage Member States to support Alzheimer associations at national level;

60. Calls for recognition of Alzheimer associations as prime partners and for them to be involved in 1) defining prevention recommendations and best practices and disseminating these at grass-root level, 2) providing much needed information and support to people with dementia and their carers, 3) presenting the needs of people with dementia and their carers to policy makers, and 4) fostering partnerships with the medical profession to provide a holistic approach; points out that in order to do so, the European institutions should investigate the possibilities of the European Public Health Programme providing regular core funding to Euro ...[+++]pean Alzheimer Associations and encourage Member States to support Alzheimer associations at national level;