aids (disease)

In graphic art format, describes the friendship between two roommates on the MTV show "Real World," one of whom died of AIDS.

Recently graduated from high school, Ellen's life and future seem perfect as she looks forward to college and eventual marriage to her wonderful boyfriend--until a blood test shows she is HIV positive, and a nightmare for her and her family begins.

Text and photographs provide insight into the relationship of tennis great Arthur Ashe and his six-year-old daughter Camera, showing how young children and their families deal with AIDS.

Zoe's favorite uncle, Leonard, takes her to a planetarium and explains that if he dies he will be like the stars, too far away to touch, but close enough to see.

As they walk along the beach, Nita and her favorite uncle, who is dying of AIDS, talk about the importance of taking care of oneself by making careful choices in life and how love continues long after death. Includes discussion questions.

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

Discusses the possible origin of AIDS, how it is spread, and how it can be avoided.

Describes three things everyone can do about AIDS: learn the facts, teach others, and help people with HIV or AIDS.

Presents information about the disease called AIDS by explaining such things as what causes it, how it is spread, and how to avoid getting it.

Presents simple factual information to dispel misconceptions about HIV and AIDS.