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HIV and the pathogenesis of AIDS

Jay A. Levy

1994

Ethics in HIV-related psychotherapy

Robert L. Barret

2001

Gendered epidemic

Nancy L. Roth, Katie Hogan

1998

Representations of HIV and AIDS

Gabriele Griffin

2000

Counselling in HIV infection and AIDS

John Green, Alana McCreaner

1989

AIDS And the New Viruses

A. G. Dalgleish

1990

Alternative Therapies for HIV/Aids

Michael L. McCann

2003

AIDS

Henderson, Sheila, Nigel South, Nicholas Dorn

1992

Inventing the AIDS virus

Peter Duesberg

2007

AIDS & HIV in perspective

B. D. Schoub

1994

The chimp and the river

David Quammen

2015

AIDS, identity, and community

Beverly Greene, Gregory M. Herek

1995

Strip AIDS USA

Bill Sienkiewicz, Trina Robbins, Robert Triptow

1988

A clinical guide to AIDS and HIV

Gary P. Wormser

1996

HIV+ sex

Perry N. Halkitis

2005

The origin, persistence, and failings of HIV/AIDS theory

Henry H. Bauer

2007

Letting them die

Campbell, Catherine

2003

HIV Screening of Pregnant Women And Newborns

Institute of Medicine

1990

AIDS crossing borders

Ross F. Conner, Shiraz I. Mishra

1996

ABC of AIDS

Michael W. Adler

2001

Butterscotch blues

Margaret Johnson-Hodge

2000

TB/HIV

World Health Organization (WHO)

2003

Medikidz explain HIV

Kim Chilman-Blair

2011

Jag dör, men minnet lever

Henning Mankell

2004

State of the union, 1994

John Feffer, Richard Caplan

1994

Simian Immunodeficiency Virus (Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology)

Norman L. Letvin

1994

Psychological medicine of HIV infection

José Catalán

1995

The sociology of HIV transmission

Michael Bloor

1995

Stories about surviving HIV/AIDS

Theresa Saliba

2010

HIV, Resurgent Infections and Population Change in Africa

Judith Glynn, Michel Caraël

2007

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