Titlebook: Coping with HIV Infection; Psychological and Ex Lena Nilsson Sch?nnesson,Michael W. Ross Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Living on the Boundaries afflicted person. Their equivalent of today is HIV infection. As we write this, the HIV epidemic has raged for over 20 years and has been known about for 17 years. The natural disease process is relatively well understood and the secrets of the virus are being unlocked by science. Yet, an equivalen

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The Impact of Chronic and Terminal Illness about responses to, and impact of, chronic and terminal illnesses has relevance to HIV disease. On the other hand, the pandemic in predominantly gay men in the 1980s in North America and Western Europe also brought a number of unique features into the situation, among them the collective experience

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HIV Testing and Its Impact for seeking testing, the psychological impact of testing, and disclosure after obtaining a positive HIV test result may all show considerable variation. Indeed, Phillips and Coates,. in a review of HIV counseling and testing research and policy issues, note that much of the literature is based on s

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