Harvard AIDS Review

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Harvard AIDS Review

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Recent Contents:

Fall 1998

               Features

               FROM THE ADVISORY COUNCIL - By Deeda
               Blair
               New, deadly waves of HIV infection and the
               continued migration of HIV subtypes around the
               world make complacency more dangerous now than
               ever.

               Special Report: EMERGING HIV
               EPIDEMICS

               HIV IN SOUTHEAST ASIA - By Sarah Abrams
               At the same time that Thailand has been able to
               reduce its rate of HIV spread, the epidemic threatens
               to overwhelm other Southeast Asian countries.

               YOUNG GAY MEN AT RISK - By Pamela
               DeCarlo
               The gay community succeeded in reducing HIV
               infection rates, but now a new generation of gay men
               is at risk.

               HIV IN SOUTHERN AFRICA - By Kimberly
               Hensle
               Southern Africa now has five of the six countries with
               the highest rates of HIV infection in the world.

               HIV SUBTYPES MIGRATE TO THE UNITED
               STATES - By Michael S. Broder
               HIV subtypes previously seen only in Africa and Asia
               have been found in the Bronx and San Diego. Are
               new epidemics on their way to the U.S.?

               THE CHILDREN LEFT BEHIND - By Theresa
               Cameron
               The AIDS epidemic has orphaned tens of thousands
               of children in the U.S. alone. What will happen to this
               hidden population?

               THE ROLE OF FOUNDATIONS IN AIDS
               FUNDING - By Susan Cronin Ruderman
               Some experts say foundations have led the way in
               AIDS funding; others question whether funds are
               reaching the programs that need them most.

               Departments

               FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES 

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