This book examines the effects of the HIV infection, discusses the efforts in finding a cure for AIDS, and presents case studies of several people who are afflicted with the disease.
Discusses the AIDS epidemic, including a chronology of major events, a summary of important court cases, a biographical listing of key individuals, and a reference guide to further research.
Answers one hundred commonly asked questions about HIV and AIDS, providing information on its transmission, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, side effects, and impact on a person's life.
Chronicles the history of HIV/AIDS in the U.S.; describes the pandemic in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean; explains how HIV causes AIDS; and discusses diagnosis, treatments, prevention, and the future of the disease.
Charts, graphs, and individual profiles offer a detailed overview of AIDS, who is most at risk, prevention and treatment, and how sufferers come to deal with it.
