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Introduction.- Part I. HIV, Gender and Health for Black South African Women.1. Health Outcomes, Social and Biological Factors Influencing Women’s HIV Acquisition in Social Context.2. HIV Care: Prevailing Trends, Barriers and Paradoxes.3. Conceptualising Justice in Health as Opportunities to be Healthy (Capabilities).Part II. Capabilities for Black South African Women: Gender as a Structural Health Determinant.4. Methodological Considerations and Research Methods to Advance Social Justice.5. Capabilities for Women Living with HIV: Linking Health Systems to Social Structure.Part III. Moving from Evidence to Action.6. Gender-Transformative Structural Interventions to Advance South African Women’s Capabilities.7. Assessing Equity in Health and Women’s Opportunities to be Healthy.- Concluding Reflections: From Research to Policy and Practice.