STI/HIV risks for Mexican migrant laborers: Exploratory ethnographies

Keyphrases

• Migrants 100%
• HIV Risk 100%
• Mexican Migrants 100%
• Migrant Labourers 100%
• Latino 66%
• Social Networks 66%
• Risk-taking 33%
• Environmental Factors 33%
• HIV Transmission 33%
• Low Dose Rate 33%
• Condom Use 33%
• Prevention Efforts 33%
• Poverty 33%
• Long Working Hours 33%
• Access to Care 33%
• Social Isolation 33%
• Number of Factors 33%
• HIV Testing 33%
• Spatial Context 33%
• Social Culture 33%
• Limited Access 33%
• Laborers 33%
• Working Conditions 33%
• Farm Work 33%
• Sociocultural Context 33%
• Social Organization 33%
• Migrant Farmworkers 33%
• Ethnographic Methods 33%
• Educational Awareness 33%
• Social Understanding 33%
• Cultural Isolation 33%
• Migrant Workers 33%
• Constant Mobility 33%
• Condom Education 33%
• HIV Awareness 33%
• Hazardous Work 33%

Social Sciences

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Scientific Information 100%
• USA 40%
• Social Network 40%
• Health Service 20%
• Health Care 20%
• Environmental Factor 20%
• Social Organisation 20%
• Physical Education 20%
• Social Alienation 20%
• Migrant Workers 20%
• Cultural Isolation 20%
• Social Understanding 20%
• Risk Behavior 20%