A. Self-Test

B. Brief History of HIV/AIDS in America

C. What is HIV/AIDS?

D. The Apparent Incubation Period and Usual Course of HIV/AIDS

E. What are the General Symptoms?

F. What are the Common Illness Patterns Associated with AIDS?

Part II: HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE AIDS? WHO A

RE THEY? WHERE ARE THEY?

A. How Many People Have AIDS?

B. Where are the People with AIDS?

C. AIDS Cases by Metropolitan Area, Through January 1, 1999

D. Who are the People with AIDS?

E. The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Women and Children

Part III: HOW DO YOU CONTRACT AIDS?

A. High Risk Behavior

B. Sexual Behavior

C. Drug Abuse

D. Blood Supply and Transfusion

E. Casual Transmissions (The Transmission of HIV/AIDS without Sexual Contact or Injectable Intravenous Drug Use)

Part IV: HOW CAN YOU PREVENT AIDS?

A. Establishing and Maintaining Caring, Loving Relationships

B. Specific Precautions: Caring Persons Can Take To Avoid HIV/AIDS Risk

C. If You are Sexually Active

D. Drug Use

E. Donate to Blood Banks

F. Vaccines, Drugs, and Cures

Summary: Preventing HIV/AIDS

Appendixes

A: The Centers for Disease Control Revised; Definitions of AIDS as of January, 1993

B: Ten Points for World AIDS Day: AIDS and the Family

C: Costs of Commonly Used Agents and Laboratory Test for an HIV-infected Adult

D: A Technical Description of HIV-1Transmission

References

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