The AIDS pandemic : complacency, injustice, and unfulfilled expectations

Author(s)

Lawrence O. Gostin ; foreword by Michael Kirby

（Studies in social medicine）

University of North Carolina Press, c2004

Braill

Includes bibliographical references (p. [327]-429) and indexes

AIDS policy, politics, and law in context
The AIDS litigation project: the social impact of AIDS
The AIDS litigation project: privacy, discrimination, and vulnerable persons
Human rights and public health in the HIV/AIDS pandemic
Health informational privacy in the HIV/AIDS epidemic
Stigma, social risk, and discrimination
Testing and screening in the HIV/AIDS epidemic: a public health and human rights
Approach
National HIV/AIDS reporting
Piercing the veil of secrecy: partner notification, the right to know, and the
Duty to warn
The politics of AIDS: compulsory state powers, public health, and civil liberties
Testing, counseling, and treatment after sexual assault
Rights and duties of health care workers living with HIV/AIDS
Perinatal transmission of HIV: controversies in screening and policy
The interconnected epidemics of AIDS and drug dependency
Screening and exclusion of travelers and immigrants
The global reach of HIV/AIDS: science, politics, economics, and research
AIDS policy, politics, and law: reflections on the pandemic