Perspectives on AIDS: Ethical and Social Issues

Oxford University Press (1991)
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Aimed at undergraduate courses dealing with contemporary and/or sexual ethics, this collection of essays examines the culture and context of AIDS, as well as specific ethical and social issues. Topics include HIV testing and confidentiality, ethics and religion, and individual rights.

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Christine Overall
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