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Women, families, and HIV/AIDS : a sociological perspective on the epidemic in America/ Carole A. Campbell
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TextPublication details: Cambridge; Cambridge University Press, c1999Description: xi, 257 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0521566797
- 9780521566797
- RA644.A25 .C36 1999
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| RA644.A25 .A36 1996 AIDS in the world II : global dimensions, social roots, and responses / | RA644.A25 .A43 2000 AIDS reference manual 1999/2000 | RA644.A25 .C36 1999 Women, families, and HIV/AIDS : a sociological perspective on the epidemic in America/ | RA644.A25 .C36 1999 Women, families, and HIV/AIDS : a sociological perspective on the epidemic in America/ | RA644.A25 .C63 1997 Confronting the AIDS epidemic : cross-cultural perspectives on HIV/AIDS education / | RA644.A25 .C63 1997 Confronting the AIDS epidemic : cross-cultural perspectives on HIV/AIDS education / | RA644. A25C634 1997 Confronting The AIDS Epidemic; Cross Cultural Perspectives on HIV/ AIDS Education. |
includes bibliographical references and index
Women make up 16 percent of total AIDS cases in the United States today, and the number of women with HIV disease is now growing at a faster rate than that of men
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