Tabla de Contenidos: “…FARMERS; PROLOGUE; THE LITIGATION BEGINS; PRIMARY ISSUES OF THE LITIGATION; EARLY DAYS IN THE LITIGATION; MOVEMENT TOWARDS SETTLEMENT; FINAL APPROVAL OF DISTRIBUTION AND FEES; EPILOGUE; NOTES; Chapter Eleven - BLOOD CLOTTING PRODUCTS FOR HEMOPHILIACS: IN RE FACTOR VIII OR IX CONCENTRATE BLOOD PRODUCTS; PROLOGUE; EARLY FACTOR CONCENTRATE LITIGATION; THE WADLEIGH CLASS ACTION; THE WALKER SETTLEMENT; IMPLEMENTING THE SETTLEMENT; EPILOGUE; NOTES…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Maternal-Infant Transmission -- POPULATION GROUPS AT INCREASED RISK OF HIV INFECTION -- Homosexual Men -- Intravenous Drug Users -- Hemophiliacs -- Recipients of Blood Transfusions -- Heterosexual Contacts of HIV-Infected Persons -- Infants and Children -- Health Care Workers -- EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES AND FINDINGS -- Surveillance -- National Disease Reporting -- Epidemiologic Research -- Case-Control Studies -- Prospective Cohort Studies -- Serologic Surveys -- Findings of Epidemiologic Studies -- The Prevalence of HIV Infection -- AIDS Cases By Risk Group -- AIDS Case Trends by Geographic Area -- AIDS Case Trends by Sex, Race, and Age -- AIDS Case Trends in Disease Presentation and Mortality -- HIV INFECTION AND AIDS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES -- African Countries -- Other Countries -- REFERENCES -- 3 The Future Course of the Epidemic and Available National Resources -- PROJECTIONS BY THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE -- PROBLEMS IN MAKING PROJECTIONS -- THE EPIDEMIC WITHIN AND BEYOND HIGH-RISK GROUPS -- THE PROPORTION OF SEROPOSITIVE INDIVIDUALS WHO WILL DEVELOP AIDS -- LONG-TERM PROSPECTS -- NATIONAL RESOURCES FOR DEALING WITH AIDS AND HIV -- Impediments to Involvement -- Mechanisms for Coordinating Activities -- REFERENCES -- 4 Opportunities for Altering the Course of the Epidemic -- PUBLIC EDUCATION -- What Should Be the Content of Public Education? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- IV Drug Users. -- Hemophiliacs. -- Heterosexual Partners of Persons with HIV Infection or at Recognized Risk. -- Patients at General Care Hospitals. -- Newborn Infants and Women of Reproductive Age. -- Prostitutes. -- Tuberculosis Patients. -- Heterosexuals Without Known Risk Factors.12 -- Variation by Age. -- Variation by Gender. -- Variation Among Blacks, Whites, and Hispanics. -- Geographic Spread of the Epidemic. -- Uncertainties About HIV Prevalence -- Principles And Methods Of Estimating Prevalence -- Probability Samples -- Full Coverage Of The Sample -- Accurate Testing -- Combining Results -- THE 1989 HIV SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM -- Surveillance Of Iv Drug Users -- Sentinel Hospital Surveillance…”