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AIDS/HIV / Barbara Wexler.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Wexler, Barbara, Author.
Series:
Information Plus reference series.
Information Plus reference series AIDS/HIV
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
AIDS (Disease).
HIV infections.
AIDS (Disease)--Statistics.
HIV infections--Statistics.
AIDS (Disease)--Transmission.
AIDS (Disease)--Prevention.
AIDS (Disease) in children.
HIV-positive persons.
AIDS (Disease)--Patients.
AIDS (Disease)--Social aspects.
AIDS (Disease)--Patients--Medical care.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (viii, 167 pages) : illustrations, maps.
Edition:
2012 ed.
Place of Publication:
Detroit : Gale, 2012.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Includes information on the nature of AIDS/HIV and the AIDS epidemic; symptoms and transmittal; patterns and trends in AIDS/HIV surveillance; populations at risk; children, adolescents, and AIDS/HIV; AIDS/HIV cost and treatment; people living with AIDS/HIV; testing, prevention, and education; HIV and AIDS worldwide; and knowledge, awareness, behavior, and opinion of those affected by AIDS/HIV-- Source other than Library of Congress.
Contents:
ch 1. The nature of HIV/AIDS
ch 2. Definition, symptoms, and transmittal
ch 3. Patterns and trends in HIV/AIDS surveillance
ch 4. Populations at risk
ch 5. Children, adolescents, and HIV/AIDS
ch 6. HIV/AIDS costs and treatment
ch 7. People with HIV/AIDS
ch 8. Testing, prevention, and education
ch 9. HIV and AIDS worldwide
ch 10. Knowledge, awareness, behavior, and opinion.
Notes:
"ISSN 1532-2718."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781414482569
1414482566
OCLC:
786443310

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