aids (disease)

Children who have come to the National Cancer Institute express their hopes and fears in their own art and writing.

Provides statistical tables and charts about AIDS and discusses various related topics including its prevalence in the U.S. and around the world, symptoms and transmission, children and teens, treatment and cost, research, and education.

Explains recent developments in the AIDS crisis and discusses the disease's historical background, the effects it has on society, the resources that are available to AIDS patients, and other related topics.

Contains helpful information for persons who are HIV-positive, including dealing with emotional problems, legal rights, and more.

Examines the origins and effects of AIDS, dispels myths about the disease, and discusses recent treatments and research.

Explores the origin and spread of the AIDS virus since the early 1980s and presents facts about the AIDS epidemic, attitudes about the disease, its progression, and scientific research to its cure.

Second collection of speeches made by AIDS activist Mary Fisher, who spoke at the 1992 Republican National Convention, in order to promote AIDS awareness.

When his uncle, Michael, dies of AIDS, Joel's dreams and thoughts of Michael keep his memory alive.

A young girl whose father has the HIV virus learns about the disease and becomes proud of him for his efforts to stay healthy.

Opposing viewpoints discuss such issues concerning AIDS as how it is spread and whether it is a moral issue.