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| HIV resource guide |
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| The definitive guide to resources for people living with HIV/AIDS in the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota. Whether it's legal services, case management, or any other resource you may need, it's in this book, produced by the Minnesota AIDS Project, the state's largest AIDS service organization. |
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| The guide to living with HIV infection : developed at the Johns Hopkins AIDS Cli |
| Bartlett, John G. |
| This is the Johns Hopkins Clinic's guide for people who are at all stages of HIV/AIDS disease. It's a broad overview of all the medical aspects of HIV care, the legal aspects of living with the virus, and even aspects of individual states' programs and policies. It was invaluable to me when I was newly diagnosed, and it's still a handy reference tool for me. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 362.19697 B |
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| A woman's guide to living with HIV infection |
| Clark, Rebecca A., 1958- |
| Similar to the previous guide, but with more specific information on how the disease specifically affects women, and how these differences affect the entirety of an HIV-positive woman's life. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 616.979 C |
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| HIV law : a survival guide to the legal system for people living with HIV |
| Crockett, Paul Hampton |
| If you have any involvement (or need for involvement) with the legal system, this book is for you. A guide to ADAP (AIDS Drug Assistance Programs) and other federal & state programs to assist people with HIV, handling disclosure of your HIV status at work, legal requirements for disclosure, medical record privacy, and more. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 344.04369 C |
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| And the band played on : politics, people, and the aids epidemic |
| Shilts, Randy |
| Shilts' book is the definitive story of the early years of the AIDS epidemic in the United States. It's been accused of being biased and one-sided, but it's a heartfelt, honest look at the pandemic from someone who was there. A must-read for anyone who's interested in the history of HIV and AIDS in America. |
| Adult Nonfiction Book 616.979 S |
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A collection of resources that may be helpful, whether you're newly diagnosed, or you've been living with HIV/AIDS for some time. Suggestions are welcome!
