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245 04 $aThe AIDS crisis /$cCharles P. Cozic, book editor ; Karin Swisher, assistant editor.
260 $aSan Diego, CA :$bGreenhaven Press,$cc1991.
300 $a240 p. ;$c27 cm.
440 0 $aCurrent controversies
500 $aReprints of articles and excerpts from books.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 233-234) and index.
520 $aAn anthology of articles debating AIDS-related issues, including the prevention and treatment of AIDS, the necessity of AIDS testing, funding for research, and the seriousness of the epidemic.
505 0 $aCh. 1: How Serious is the AIDS Epidemic? -- The AIDS Epidemic is Worsening: The AIDS Crisis Will Worsen / Nancy F. McKenzie -- AIDS Is Spreading Rapidly Among Heterosexuals / Kevin R. Hopkins -- AIDS Is a Health Risk for Women / Sue Halpern -- AIDS Poses a Threat to Teenagers / Jean Fain -- The AIDS Epidemic is Exaggerated: The AIDS Epidemic Is Waning / Dennis J. Bregman and Alexander D. Langmuir -- The Rate of Heterosexual AIDS Is Exaggerated / Michael Fumento -- Women Are Not a High-Risk AIDS Group / Robert E. Gould -- Ch. 2: Has America Adequately Funded AIDS Research and Treatment? -- AIDS Funding: An Overview / Marlene Cimons -- Yes, American Has Adequately Funded AIDS: The Government's Funding for AIDS Is Adequate / Elizabeth M. Whelan -- America's Response to AIDS Is Adequate / Charles Krauthammer -- AIDS Funding Should Be Reduced / Michael Fumento -- No, America Has Not Adequately Funded AIDS: America's Response to AIDS Is Inadequate / Jessica Portner -- The U.S. Government Needs a National AIDS Policy / Robin Weiss -- Women with AIDS Need More Government Help / Peg Byron -- Ch. 3: Is AIDS Testing Necessary? -- AIDS Testing: An Overview / Ronald Bayer -- Yes, AIDS Testing is a Public Health Necessity: AIDS Testing Can Control the Spread of AIDS / Frank S. Rhame and Dennis G. Maki -- Health Care Workers and Patients Should Be Tested for AIDS / Marcia Angell -- High Risk Groups Should Be Tested for AIDS / Brenda Almond -- No, AIDS Testing Violates Civil Liberties: AIDS Testing Is Ineffective and Discriminatory / Sandor Katz -- Physicians Should Not Be Tested for AIDS / Larry Gostin -- Testing Immigrants for AIDS Is Harmful / Marc Ramirez --
505 0 $aCh. 4: How Can AIDS Be Treated? -- AIDS Treatment: An Overview / Geoffrey Cowley, Mary Hager, and Ruth Marshall -- Medical Methods Can Effectively Treat AIDS: AZT and Other Drugs Prolong the Lives of AIDS Patients / Douglas Sery -- Vaccines May Effectively Treat Aids / Peter Radetsky -- Early Intervention Can Extend the Lives of AIDS Patients / Larry Josephs -- The CD4 Synthetic Protein Can Fight the AIDS Virus / Marilyn Chase -- Nonmedical Methods Can Effectively Treat AIDS: Positive Thinking Helps AIDS Patients / Mary Morton -- A Macrobiotic Diet Can Help People with AIDS / Tom Monte -- Acupuncture Can Help Treat AIDS / Leon Chaitow and Simon Martin -- Marijuana Can Help AIDS Patients / Robert Randall -- Ch. 5: How Can the Spread of AIDS Be Prevented? -- Using Condoms Can Help Prevent the Spread of AIDS / Robert A. Hatcher and Melissa Sammons Hughes -- Education Can Help Young Adults Avoid AIDS / Linda Marsa -- Partner Notification Can Control AIDS / Larry Katzenstein -- Needle-Exchange Programs Can Prevent Drug Users from Spreading AIDS / Rod Sorge -- Strict Regulation of Blood Supplies Can Prevent the Spread of AIDS / Theresa Crenshaw -- A National Sex Survey Could Target Groups for AIDS Education / Michael Specter -- Promoting Abstinence Will Stop AIDS / Herbert Ratner.
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