An annotated bibliography of scientific articles on AIDS for policymakers

An annotated bibliography of scientific articles on AIDS for policymakers

by Holly Korda

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Listing of refereed journal articles identified as being relevant to policy-making audiences. Journal articles were published between Jan. 1983, through mid-1985. Citations are arranged according to an outline set up by the PHS Executive Task Force on AIDS in the summer, 1986. Each entry gives author(s), title of article, journal identification, institution, findings, method, sample size, and policy keys (according to relevant headings in the outline). Also contains a resource guide of agencies, organizations, and state contacts. Other inclusions are the policy guidelines, abbreviations, glossary, outline, overview of the document, and instructions on the use of the document.

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