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- AIDS
Info
- From the U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services, this site
provides information on guidelines, vaccines,
drugs and clinical trials for AIDS. A Spanish
version of the page is also available at infoSIDA.
- The
Body: The Complete HIV/AIDS Resource
- A comprehensive site on
all aspects of the disease, including basic
information, prevention, treatment, quality
of life issues, and an "ask the experts" section.
- CDC
National Prevention Information Network
- A service of the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention. A large
collection of information and resources
on HIV/AIDS, STD, and TB prevention. This
site contains databases, materials, organizations,
news and other information.
- CDC
NCHSTP Daily News Update
- CDC National Center for
HIV, STD, and TB Prevention daily summaries
of key scientific articles and lay media
reports on tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and other
sexually transmitted diseases.
- Critical
Path AIDS Project
- Provides treatment, prevention,
referral and resource information for researchers,
service providers, and persons with AIDS
(PWAs). Includes links to other web sites.
- HealthWeb:
AIDS
- An electronic resource
guide produced by the Library of the Health
Sciences at the University of Illinois-Chicago.
Includes links to information on treatment,
prevention, research, associations, conferences,
services, libraries, publications and resources.
- HIV
| InSite
- Information is arranged
in five main sections: knowledge base,
treatment, prevention, policy analysis
and countries and regions. The HIV InSite
Knowledge Base is an online textbook of
HIV disease.
- HIVpositive.com
- In the main menu are sections
on: HIV and you, nutrition, treatment,
pain, opportunistic infections, testing,
women & children, caretakers, occupational
exposure, resources & assistance, drug
advisories, money matters and finding a
doctor.
- NOAH:
AIDS and HIV
- New York Online Access
to Health (NOAH) seeks to provide high
quality, full text health information for
consumers.
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