This study explores the effects of HIV infection on the life course of migrant workers in India and highlights that the HIV status continue to shape the life course of migrant families beyond the point of infection exposing them again to the economic insecurity that migration had helped to overcome, threatening their long-term survival.
Rai T, Lambert HS, Ward H, Migration as a risk and a livelihood strategy: HIV across the life course of migrant families in India, 2016, Global Public Health An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice, Volume 12, 2017 – Issue 4
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