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HIV / AIDS Selected Resources Available at the
Resource Center Dallas • 2701 Reagan Street, Dallas, TX 214-540-4451 • [email protected] 100 questions & answers about HIV and AIDS. By Joel Gallant, MD.
RC 606.64 G35 2008
Provides answers to the most common questions asked by patients with HIV and AIDS, their partners and their family members.
The advocate guide to gay men's health and wellness. By Frank Spinelli.
RA 77.8 S6589 2008
Focusing on prevention, lifestyle modification, and healthcare - a comprehensive medical guide for gay men.
AIDS in America. By Susan Hunter,
RA643.86 H86 2006
Looks at the many fronts on which the US government has failed to control the spread of the AIDS and we must do to change the future of AIDS.
AIDS update 2009: an annual overview of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. By Gerald Stine AIDS: science and society. 5th edition. By Hung Fan, Ross F Conner; & Luis P Villarreal.
RC 606.64 S756 A26 2009 RA 643.8 F36 2007
Provides a framework for understanding AIDS, discussing the disease from both biomedical and psychosocial perspectives.
AIDS Sourcebook. Third Edition. Edited by Dawn Matthews.
RC 606.64 A337 2003
Consumer health information for all aspects of HIV/AIDS
African American women and HIV/AIDS: critical responses. Edited by Dorie Gilbert and Ednita Wright
RA 643.83 A35 2003
A collection of articles by African American women who are directly involved with research or prevention.
Biology of AIDS. By Wilmore Webley
RC 606.64 W43 B56 2007
The complete HIV/AIDS teaching kit: with CDROM. By Julie Solomon.
RA 643.8 C654 2007 REF
Multimedia teaching kit provides a multidisciplinary approach to teaching the biomedical, social, psychological, and behavioral aspects of HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment.
Frequently Asked Questionss About AIDS and HIV. By Richard Robinson.
RC 606.65 R69 2009
Information for teens on AIDS and HIV, including its origins, how it can be contracted, how it is diagnosed in the body, and how to treat the disease.
Hay una respuesta cómo prevenir y entender el VIH/SIDA. By Luis Cortés.
RA 643.8 C6718 2006
Explains prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. In Spanish.
HIV / 3rd edition. By Howard Libman.
RC 606.63 H55 2007
Practical guidance to primary-care providers in prevention and management of HIV, including discussions of special populations. Details antiretroviral therapy; opportunistic infections; opportunistic cancers; common clinical syndromes.
HIV and aging. By Sharon Lee
RC 606.6 H5835 2008
Many HIV + people are living longer and will now face a new set of complicated medical problems related to aging, including the effects on the immune system, neurologic , cardiovascular, pulmonary, renal gastrointestinal, hormonal, bone, joint, and cancers.
HIV/AIDS treatment drugs. By Brigid Kane
RC 606.7 K36 2007
Gives an easy to understand overview of the history of the epidemic, how HIV operates, and the drug treatment works to significantly delay the progression to AIDS and enable those infected with HIV to live longer, healthier lives.
Not in my family : AIDS in the African-American community. Edited by Gil L. Robertson IV.
RA 643.83 N68 2006
A collection of personal essays, stories, and brief memoirs from a wide grouping of Black Americans.
The secret epidemic: the story of AIDS and Black America. By Jacob Levenson
RA 643.83 L48 S4 2004
Half the people in the U.S. who are diagnosed with HIV are now African American. Journalist Jacob Levenson tells the story of how AIDS has become one of the leading killers of young black men and women.
Sobreviviendo VIH/SIDA : guía para Latinos. Goosby, Eric
RC 606.64 G66 2006
Written for the newly diagnosed, their families, and their caregivers, addresses the issues associated with HIV/AIDS, including understanding symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. In Spanish.
A Time To Speak: how Black pastors can respond to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. By Marvin McMickle Tócame sin guantes : consejos para vivir con enfermos de sida y otras enfermedades incurables Aponte-Jolly, Minerva.
BV4460.7 M36 2008
RC 606 A66 2005
A sensitive guide to handling incurable illnesses. In Spanish.
Transgender health and HIV prevention. Edited by
RA643.83 B63 2005
Walter Bockting and Eric Avery The Way Forward: The State of AIDS in Black America. By Kai Wright
RA643.83 B54 2006
Report from the Black AIDS Institute
El VIH y la patogenesis del SIDA by Levy, Jay
RC 606.64 L48 V54 2008
In Spanish.
This is a small sampling of books and resources in our collection. Our Library is open to the public and our online catalog can be searched at: www.libraryworld.net/opac at the Sign in page, enter: Phil Johnson Library as the Library Name. You do not need a password
Resource Center Dallas • 2701 Reagan Street, Dallas, TX 214-540-4451 • [email protected] 100 questions & answers about HIV and AIDS. By Joel Gallant, MD.
RC 606.64 G35 2008
Provides answers to the most common questions asked by patients with HIV and AIDS, their partners and their family members.
The advocate guide to gay men's health and wellness. By Frank Spinelli.
RA 77.8 S6589 2008
Focusing on prevention, lifestyle modification, and healthcare - a comprehensive medical guide for gay men.
AIDS in America. By Susan Hunter,
RA643.86 H86 2006
Looks at the many fronts on which the US government has failed to control the spread of the AIDS and we must do to change the future of AIDS.
AIDS update 2009: an annual overview of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. By Gerald Stine AIDS: science and society. 5th edition. By Hung Fan, Ross F Conner; & Luis P Villarreal.
RC 606.64 S756 A26 2009 RA 643.8 F36 2007
Provides a framework for understanding AIDS, discussing the disease from both biomedical and psychosocial perspectives.
AIDS Sourcebook. Third Edition. Edited by Dawn Matthews.
RC 606.64 A337 2003
Consumer health information for all aspects of HIV/AIDS
African American women and HIV/AIDS: critical responses. Edited by Dorie Gilbert and Ednita Wright
RA 643.83 A35 2003
A collection of articles by African American women who are directly involved with research or prevention.
Biology of AIDS. By Wilmore Webley
RC 606.64 W43 B56 2007
The complete HIV/AIDS teaching kit: with CDROM. By Julie Solomon.
RA 643.8 C654 2007 REF
Multimedia teaching kit provides a multidisciplinary approach to teaching the biomedical, social, psychological, and behavioral aspects of HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment.
Frequently Asked Questionss About AIDS and HIV. By Richard Robinson.
RC 606.65 R69 2009
Information for teens on AIDS and HIV, including its origins, how it can be contracted, how it is diagnosed in the body, and how to treat the disease.
Hay una respuesta cómo prevenir y entender el VIH/SIDA. By Luis Cortés.
RA 643.8 C6718 2006
Explains prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. In Spanish.
HIV / 3rd edition. By Howard Libman.
RC 606.63 H55 2007
Practical guidance to primary-care providers in prevention and management of HIV, including discussions of special populations. Details antiretroviral therapy; opportunistic infections; opportunistic cancers; common clinical syndromes.
HIV and aging. By Sharon Lee
RC 606.6 H5835 2008
Many HIV + people are living longer and will now face a new set of complicated medical problems related to aging, including the effects on the immune system, neurologic , cardiovascular, pulmonary, renal gastrointestinal, hormonal, bone, joint, and cancers.
HIV/AIDS treatment drugs. By Brigid Kane
RC 606.7 K36 2007
Gives an easy to understand overview of the history of the epidemic, how HIV operates, and the drug treatment works to significantly delay the progression to AIDS and enable those infected with HIV to live longer, healthier lives.
Not in my family : AIDS in the African-American community. Edited by Gil L. Robertson IV.
RA 643.83 N68 2006
A collection of personal essays, stories, and brief memoirs from a wide grouping of Black Americans.
The secret epidemic: the story of AIDS and Black America. By Jacob Levenson
RA 643.83 L48 S4 2004
Half the people in the U.S. who are diagnosed with HIV are now African American. Journalist Jacob Levenson tells the story of how AIDS has become one of the leading killers of young black men and women.
Sobreviviendo VIH/SIDA : guía para Latinos. Goosby, Eric
RC 606.64 G66 2006
Written for the newly diagnosed, their families, and their caregivers, addresses the issues associated with HIV/AIDS, including understanding symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. In Spanish.
A Time To Speak: how Black pastors can respond to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. By Marvin McMickle Tócame sin guantes : consejos para vivir con enfermos de sida y otras enfermedades incurables Aponte-Jolly, Minerva.
BV4460.7 M36 2008
RC 606 A66 2005
A sensitive guide to handling incurable illnesses. In Spanish.
Transgender health and HIV prevention. Edited by
RA643.83 B63 2005
Walter Bockting and Eric Avery The Way Forward: The State of AIDS in Black America. By Kai Wright
RA643.83 B54 2006
Report from the Black AIDS Institute
El VIH y la patogenesis del SIDA by Levy, Jay
RC 606.64 L48 V54 2008
In Spanish.
This is a small sampling of books and resources in our collection. Our Library is open to the public and our online catalog can be searched at: www.libraryworld.net/opac at the Sign in page, enter: Phil Johnson Library as the Library Name. You do not need a password
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