Acceso a copia digital - UANL.MX

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Food and Drug Administration and the Politics of Drug Regulation -- Protecting Human Research Subjects -- Patient Advocacy and Activism -- THE FIRST DECADE OF AIDS -- The Emergence of AZT -- The Rise of Advocacy -- The Integration of Activists in the Clinical Trials Process -- CURRENT ISSUES AND PRACTICES -- Drugs and Alternative Therapies -- Who Performs Clinical Trials -- The Design of Clinical Trials and Access to Them -- Children -- Women -- Dissemination of Information -- Peer-Reviewed Reporting of Clinical Research -- Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications -- Science and Health Reporting in the Mass Media -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- 5 Religion and Religious Groups -- RELIGIOUS DOCTRINES AND TRADITIONS -- The Nature of Religion -- Religion in the United States -- Religion and Epidemic Disease -- SEXUALITY -- EARLY RESPONSE TO THE EPIDEMIC -- Official and Unofficial Response of Clergy and Lay People -- Isolation of Homosexuals from Religious Communities -- A Changing Climate of Views and Actions -- OFFICIAL STATEMENTS AND LOCAL ACTIVITIES -- African American Churches -- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints -- Evangelical Lutheran Church -- Judaism -- Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. -- Roman Catholic Church -- United Methodist Church -- Activities in Local Congregations -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- 6 Voluntary and Community-Based Organizations -- THE ORIGINS OF COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS -- WHO VOLUNTEERS AND WHY -- VOLUNTEERS AND WHAT THEY CONTRIBUTE -- THE RISE OF ADVOCACY -- VOLUNTEERS AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SECOND DECADE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- 7 Correctional Systems -- WHO ARE THE PRISONERS -- THE BURDEN OF HIV DISEASE IN PRISONS -- Testing and Screening Controversies -- Transmission Within Prisons -- HIV Education and Prevention -- Housing and Segregation -- Visitation Policies…”

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“…It examines the role of religion in ancient Roman society, the contemporary challenges of religious violence and public order, and the reconciliation of religious autonomy with state security measures. …”

“…Atheism is on the march in the western world, and its enemy is God. Religion, the "New Atheists" claim, "is dangerous", it "kills" or "poisons everything". …”