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Carr, A., and Ronald Penny. Human immunodeficiency virus infection
and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. In Clinical immunology.
Edited by John Bradley and James McCluskey. Oxford, New York, Oxford
University Press, 1997. p. 28-58. Pidcock, Kenneth A. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).
In Magill's medical guide: health and illness. v. 1. Pasadena,
Calif., Salem Press, c1995. p. 8-13. Rubin, Robert H. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. In Scientific
American medicine. Edward Rubenstein, editor in chief; Daniel
D. Federman, editor. 1st bounded. v. 1. Section 7, infectious diseases.
pt. 11. New York, Scientific American, c1995. p. 1-24.
Subject headings used by the Library of Congress, under which books on HIV/AIDS can be located in most card, book, and online catalogs, include the following:
AIDS and other manifestations of HIV infection. Edited
by Gary P. Wormser. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott-Raven, c1998.
836 p. AIDS: etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
Edited by Vincent T. DeVita, Samuel Hellman, Steven A. Rosenberg.
4th ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott-Raven, c1997. 746 p. AIDS update. 1993- Upper Saddle River, N.J., Prentice-Hall.
Annual. Stine, Gerald James. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome: biological,
medical, social, and legal issues. 3rd ed. Upper Saddle River,
N.J., Prentice Hall, c1998. 610 p.
Bartlett, John G., and Ann K. Finkbeiner. The guide to living
with HIV infection, developed at the Johns Hopkins AIDS Clinic.
4th ed. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1998. 422 p. Douglas, Paul Harding, and Laura Pinsky. The essential AIDS
fact book. Newly rev. and updated. New York, Pocket Books,
c1996. 119 p. Fowler, Bev. Everything you ever wanted to know about AIDS,
but were afraid to ask. Basking Ridge, N.J., J & M Pub.,
c1997. 123 p. Kalichman, Seth C. Answering your questions about AIDS.
Washington, American Psychological Association, c1996. 273 p.
Biological and Medical Aspects AIDS, allergy and rheumatology. Edited by Nancy E. Lane.
Totowa, N.J., Humana Press, c1997. 102 p. (Allergy and immunology,
3) AIDS and malignancies: current concepts and prospectives.
Edited by Basil C. Golematis, Vincent T. DeVita, Jr., and others.
Chichester, Eng., New York, Wiley, c1996. 338 p. AIDS, drugs of abuse, and the neuroimmune axis. Edited
by Herman Freidman and others. New York, Plenum Press, c1996. 234
p. (Advances in experimental medicine and biology, v. 402) Alcamo, I. Edward. AIDS: the biological basis. 2nd ed.
Dubuque, Iowa, Wm. C. Brown Publishers, 1996. 293 p. Immunology of HIV infection. Edited by Sudhir Gupta. New
York, Plenum Medical Book Co., c1996. 612 p. The Molecular biology of HIV/AIDS. Edited by A. M. L.
Lever. Chichester, Eng., New York, Wiley, c1996. 222 p. AIDS: the war within: teacher's guide. Chicago, Museum
of Science and Industry, c1995. 92 p. AIDS education: reaching diverse populations. Edited by
Melinda K. Moore and Martin L. Forst. Westport, Conn., Praeger,
1996. 237 p. AIDS prevention in the community: lessons from the first decade.
Nicholas Freudenberg and Marc A. Zimmerman, editors. Washington,
American Public Health Association, c1995. 225 p. AIDS testing: a comprehensive guide to technical, medical,
social, legal, and management issues. G. Schochetman, J. R.
George, editors. 2nd ed. New York, Springer-Verlag, c1994. 411 p. American Red Cross basic HIV/AIDS instructor's manual: fundamentals.
Washington, American Red Cross, 1995. [300, 92] p. American Red Cross HIV/AIDS facts book. Washington, American
National Red Cross, c1995. 268 p. Confronting the AIDS epidemic: cross-cultural perspectives
on HIV/AIDS education. Edited by Davidson C. Umeh. Trenton,
N.J., Africa World Press, c1997. 340 p. HIV and AIDS in the public schools: a handbook for curriculum
development, teacher education, and the placement of affected students,
with a directory of resources. Edited by A. Odasu Alali. Jefferson,
N.C., McFarland, c1995. 202 p. Huber, Jeffrey T. HIV/AIDS community information services:
experiences in serving both at-risk and HIV-infected populations.
New York, Haworth Press, c1996. 144 p. Jones, Lorraine. HIV/AIDS: what to do about it. Pacific
Grove, Calif., Brooks/Cole Pub. Co., c1996. 65 p. Powell, Josh. AIDS and HIV-related diseases: an educational
guide for professionals and the public. New York, Insight
Books, c1996. 246 p. Preventing HIV transmission: the role of sterile needles and
bleach. Jacques Normand, David Vlahov, and Lincoln E. Moses,
editors. Washington, National Academy Press, 1995. 334 p. Tonks, Douglas. Teaching AIDS. New York, Routledge, 1996.
195 p. Understanding and preventing HIV risk behavior: safer sex and
drug use. Stuart Oskamp, Suzanne C. Thompson, editors. Thousand
Oaks, Sage Publications, c1996. 285 p. AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean. Edited by George C.
Bond, John Kreniske, Ida Susser, and Joan Vincent. Boulder, Colo.,
Westview Press, 1997. 234 p. AIDS in Europe--the behavioral aspect. Dorothee Friedrich,
Wolfgang Heckmann, editors. Berlin, Edition Sigma, c1995. 5 v. (Ergebnisse
Sozialwissenschaftlicher Aids-Forschung, Bd. 16) AIDS in the world II: global dimensions, social roots, and
responses. Edited by Jonathan M. Mann and Daniel J. M. Tarantola.
New York, Oxford HIV/AIDS in Africa. Washington, Health Studies Branch,
International Programs Center, Population Division, U.S. Bureau
of the Census, 1995. (Research note, no. 20) No place for borders: the HIV/AIDS epidemic and development
in Asia and the Pacific. Edited by Godfrey Linge and Doug
Porter. New York, St. Martin's Press, 1997. 191 p. Steffen, Monika. The fight against AIDS: an international public
policy comparison between four European countries: France, Great
Britain, Germany, and Italy. Grenoble, Presses Universitaires
de Grenoble, 1996. 173 p. HIV, AIDS, and childbearing: public policy, private lives.
Edited by Ruth R. Faden and Nancy E. Kass. New York, Oxford University
Press, 1996. 492 p. HIV infection in children: a guide to practical management.
Edited by Jacqueline Y. Q. Mok and Marie-Louise Newell. Cambridge,
New York, Cambridge University Press, 1995. 313 p. HIV infection in women. Editors, Howard L. Minkoff, Jack
A. DeHovitz, and Ann Duerr. New York, Raven Press, c1995. 328 p. The Medical management of AIDS in women. Edited by Deborah
Cotton and D. Heather Watts. New York, Wiley-Liss, c1996. 466 p. Pediatric AIDS: the challenge of HIV infection in infants,
children, and adolescents. Edited by Philip A. Pizzo and Catherine
M. Wilfert. 2nd ed. Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, c1994. 1040
p. Women and AIDS: coping and care. Edited by Ann O'Leary
and Loretta Sweet Jemmott. New York, Plenum Press, c1996. 248 p. Women at risk: issues in the primary prevention of AIDS.
Edited by Ann O'Leary and Loretta Sweet Jemmott. New York, Plenum,
c1995. 278 p. Crockett, Paul Hampton. HIV law: a survival guide to the legal
system for people living with HIV. New York, Three Rivers
Press, c1997. 240 p. Directory of legal resources for people with AIDS & HIV.
Clifton J. Cortez, Jr. and Joel M. Long, editors. Prepared
by American Bar Association, AIDS Coordination Project. Washington,
The Association, c1997. 231 p. Jarvis, Robert M. AIDS law in a nutshell. 2nd ed. St.
Paul, Minn., West Jasper, Margaret C. AIDS law. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., Oceana
Publications, 1996. 105 p. AIDS/HIV reference guide for medical professionals. Editors,
John L. Fahey, Diana Shin Flemmig. 4th ed. Baltimore, Williams &
Wilkins, c1997. 536 p. Bartlett, John G. The Johns Hopkins Hospital 1997 guide to
medical care of patients with HIV infection. 7th ed. Baltimore,
Williams & Wilkins, c1997. 190 p. A Clinical guide to AIDS and HIV. Editor, Gary P. Wormser.
Philadelphia, Lippincott-Raven, c1996. 432 p. HIV/AIDS: a guide to nursing care. Edited by Jacquelyn
Haak Flaskerud, Peter J. Ungvarski. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Saunders,
c1995. 544 p. HIV infection: a clinical approach. Edited by Mary M.
Fanning. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, c1997. 360 p. HIV infection: a primary care manual. Edited by Howard
Libman, Robert A. Witzburg. 3rd ed. Boston, Little, Brown, 1996.
732 p. The HIV manual: a guide to diagnosis and treatment. Edited
by David H. Spach, Thomas M. Hooton. New York, Oxford University
Press, 1996. 458 p. HIV manual for health care professionals. Richard D. Muma,
et al. 2nd ed. Stamford, Conn., Appleton & Lange, c1997. 501
p. Masci, Joseph R. Outpatient management of HIV infection.
2nd ed. St. Louis, Mosby, c1996. 437 p. The Medical management of AIDS. Edited by Merle A. Sande,
Paul A. Volberding. 5th ed. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, c1997.
515 p. Bahl, Saroj M., and James F. Hickson, Jr. Nutritional care
for HIV- positive persons: a manual for individuals and their caregivers.
Boca Raton, Fla., CRC Press, c1995. 193 p. Home care guide for HIV and AIDS: for family and friends giving
care at home. Editor, Peter S. Houts. Philadelphia, American
College of Physicians, c1998. 323 p. Lehmann, Robert H. Cooking for life: a guide to nutrition and
food safety for the HIV-positive community. New York, Dell
Pub., c1997. 244 p. Positive options: a handbook for people living with HIV.
Editor, Karin Timour. New York, Body Positive of New York, c1995.
152 p. Resource manual for providing hospice care and people living
with AIDS. AIDS Resource Committee, Patricia Gibbons, Chairperson.
Arlington, Va., National Hospice Organization, c1996. 109 p. Romeyn, Mary. Nutrition and HIV: a new model for treatment.
2nd ed. San Francisco, Calif., Jossey-Bass Publishers, c1998. 427
p. Caring for the HIV/AIDS caregiver. Edited by Vincent J.
Lynch and Paul A. Wilson. Westport, Conn., Auburn House, c1996.
164 p. Catalan, Jose, Adrian Burgess, and Ivana Klines. Psychological
medicine of HIV infection. Oxford, New York, Oxford University
Press, 1995. 300 p. Children, families, and HIV/AIDS: psychosocial and therapeutic
issues. Editors, Nancy Boyd-Franklin, Gloria L. Steiner, Mary
Boland. New York, Guilford Press, 1995. Crossing borders: migration, ethnicity, and AIDS. Edited
by Mary Haour-Knipe and Richard Rector. London, Bristol, Pa., Taylor
& Francis, 1996. 257 p. Doka, Kenneth J. AIDS, fear, and society: challenging the dreaded
disease. Washington, Taylor & Francis, c1997. 187 p. HIV mental health for the 21st century. Edited by Mark
G. Winiarski. New York, New York University Press, c1997. 357 p. Kalichman, Seth C. Understanding AIDS: a guide for mental health
professionals. Washington, American Psychological Association,
c1995. 421 p. Nord, David. Multiple AIDS-related loss: a handbook for understanding
and surviving a perpetual fall. Washington, Taylor & Francis,
c1997. 308 p. O'Donnell, Mary. HIV/AIDS: loss, grief, challenge, and hope.
Washington, Taylor & Francis, c1996. 198 p. Treating the psychological consequences of HIV. Michael
F. O'Connor, editor, and Irvin D. Yalom, general editor. San Francisco,
Jossey-Bass Publishers, c1997. 361 p. AIDS clinical trials. Edited by Dianne M. Finkelstein,
David A. Schoenfeld. New York, Wiley-Liss, c1995. 458 p. Anti-HIV nucleosides: past, present, and future. Edited
by Hiroaki Mitsuya. New York, Springer Austin, R. G. Landes, c1997.
178 p. Chang, Henry E., and Jules Levin. HIV protease inhibitor report.
2nd ed. Brooklyn, N.Y., National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project,
1996. 37 p. Development and applications of vaccines and gene therapy in
AIDS. Volume editors: G. Giraldo, D. P. Bolognesi, M. Salvatore,
E. Beth-Giraldo. Basel, New York, Karger, c1996. 246 p. (Antibiotics
and chemotherapy, v. 48) Kearney, Brian. The HIV drug book. New York, Pocket Books,
c1995. 688 p. Manual of HIV therapeutics. Edited by William G. Powderly.
Phildelphia, Lippincott-Raven Publishers, c1997. 254 p. Senechek, David. Placing AIDS & HIV in remission: a guide
to aggressive medical therapy for people with HIV infection.
San Francisco, Senyczak Publications, c1997. 202 p. Don't forget Sherrie: a workbook: African-American HIV/AIDS
program for youth. Rev. Jan. 1995. Chicago, National Urban
League, American Red Cross, c1995. 44 p. Draiman, Barbara Hermie. Working together against AIDS. New
York, Rosen Pub. Group, 1995. 64 p. Forbes, Anna. Kids with AIDS. New York, Rosen Pub. Group's
Powerkids Press, 1996. 24 p. Forbes, Anna. Myths and facts about AIDS. New York, Rosen
Pub. Group's Powerkids Press, 1996. 24 p. Jussim, Daniel. AIDS & HIV: risky business. Springfield,
N.J., Enslow Publishers, c1997. 112 p. Walter, Virginia A., and Melissa Gross. HIV/AIDS information
for children: a guide to issues and resources. New York, H.
W. Wilson Co., c1996. 261 p.
AIDS clinical review. 1989- New York, M. Dekker. Annual. Braithwaite, Ronald L., Theodore M. Hammett, and Robert M. Mayberry.
Prison and AIDS: a public health challenge. San Francisco,
Jossey-Bass Publishers, c1996. 247 p. HIV and the blood supply: an analysis of crisis decisionmaking.
Lauren B. Leveton, Harold C. Sox, Jr., Michael A. Stoto, editors.
Washington, National Academy Press, 1995. 343 p. The List of names: AIDS Memorial Quilt. San Francisco,
Calif., The Foundation, c1996. 207 p.
AIDS. Editor, Donna Mildvan. Philadelphia, Current Medicine,
1995. (Atlas of infectious diseases, v. 1) AIDS reference guide: a sourcebook for planners and decision
makers. Steven J. Goodwin, executive editor. Washington, Atlantic
Information Services, c1988- 2 v. loose-leaf, updated monthly. AIDS sourcebook: basic information about AIDS and HIV infection
featuring historical and statistical data, current research, prevention,
and other special topics of interest for persons living with AIDS
along with source listings for further assistance. Edited
by Karen Bellinir and Peter D. Dresser. Carmichael, Cynthia G. HIV/AIDS: what health professionals
need to know. 5th ed. Miami, Fla., Health Studies Institute,
c1996. 131 p. Color atlas of AIDS. Edited by Alvin E. Friedman-Kien,
Clay J. Cockerell. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Saunders, c1996. 228 p.
The Health funds grants resources yearbook. 1990- Wall
Township, N.J., Health Resources Pub. Irregular. HIV/AIDS resources. 1994- Longmont, Colo., National Directory
of Children, Youth & Families Services. Annual. Huber, Jeffrey T. Dictionary of AIDS related terminology. New
York, Neal-Schuman, c1993. 165 p. National guide to funding in health. c1990- New York,
Foundation Center. Biennial. Penneys, Neal S. Skin manifestations of AIDS. 2nd ed.
London, M. Dunitz, 1995. 252 p. Watstein, Sarah. The AIDS dictionary. New York, Facts
on File,
Blood Supply: FDA oversight and remaining issues of safety:
report to the Ranking Minority Member, Committee on Commerce, House
of Representatives. Washington, United States General Accounting
Office, 1997. 153 p. Blood Supply: transfusion-associated risks: report to the Ranking
Minority Member, Committee on Commerce, House of Representatives.
Washington, United States General Accounting Office, 1997. 92 p.
HIV/AIDS surveillance report. 1989- Atlanta, Ga., Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention. Semiannual. The National AIDS strategy, 1997. Washington, The White
House, 1997. 40 p. Ryan White Care Act: access to services by minorities, women,
and substance abusers: report to the Chairman, Committee on Labor
and Human Resources, and the Honorable Hank Brown, U.S. Senate.
Washington, United States. General Accounting Office, 1995.
25 p. Sebesta, Douglas S., and Mitchell P. LaPlante. HIV/AIDS, disability
and employment. Washington, U.S. Dept. of Education, Office
of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, National Institute
on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, 1996. 26 p. (Disability
statistics report 6)
Abstracting and Indexing Services that index relevant journal articles and other literature on HIV/AIDS are listed below. Suggested terms are given as aids in searching. Most of these titles are also available in computer format. Consult a reference librarian for location of these items in the Science Reading Room.
Journals that often contain relevant articles include the following:
Blaese, R. Michael. Gene therapy for cancer and AIDS. Scientific
American, v. 276, June 1997: 111-115. Ernst, E. Complementary AIDS therapies: the good, the bad and the
ugly. International journal of STD & AIDS, v. 8, May
1997: 281-5. Furin, J. J. "You have to be your own doctor": sociocultural
influences on alternative therapy use among gay men with AIDS in
West Hollywood. Medical anthropology quarterly, v. 11,
Dec. 1997: 498-504. Hurley, Susan F., Damien J. Jolley, and John M. Kaldor. Effectiveness
of needle-exchange programmes for prevention of Searight, H. R., and A. L. McLaren. Behavioral and psychiatric Standish, L. J., and others. A scientific plan for the evaluation
of alternative medicine in the treatment of HIV/AIDS. Alternative
therapies in health and medicine, v. 3, Mar. 1997: 58-67. Umenai, T., and others. International HIV and AIDS prevention: Wren, P. A., and others. Preventing the spread of AIDS in youth:
principles of practice from 11 diverse projects. Journal of
adolescent health, v. 21, Nov. 1997: 309-17.
Selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet boxes include the following: Cohen, Jon. The daunting challenge of keeping HIV suppressed. Science , v. 277, July 4, 1997: 32-33. Comarow, Avery. America's best hospitals 1997: Inside the rankings. U.S. News & World report, v. 123, July 28, 1997: 74, 77 (listing on AIDS) Fried, Stephen. Cocktail hour. Washington Post magazine , Ma 18, 1997: 10-15, 29-35. Gilks, Charles F. Tropical medicine in the HIV/AIDS era. Lancet , v. 349, suppl. III, June 1997: SIII 17-19. Gostin, Lawrence O., John W. Ward, and A. Cornelius Baker. National HIV case reporting for the United States: a defining moment in the history of the epidemic. New England journal of medicine , v. 337, Oct. 16, 1997: 1162-1167. Martin, Elaine R., and others. Delivering health information services and technologies to urban community health centers: the Chicago AIDS Outreach Project. Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, v. 85, Oct. 1997: 356-361. Morell, Virginia. The killer cat virus that doesn't kill cats.
Discover, v. 16, July 1995: 62-69. Radetsky, Peter. Immune to a plague. Discover, v. 18, June 1997: 61-67.
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