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Complications and Related Concerns
Updated: May 16, 2008

AIDS-Related Illnesses and Opportunistic Infections

HIV: How to Avoid Infections If You're HIV Positive American Academy of Family Physicians (also in Spanish)

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Children and AIDS

HIV and AIDS Nemours Foundation

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Financial and Insurance Issues

Debt Management for People with HIV/AIDS Gay Men's Health Crisis

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Healthcare Providers and Centers

Find a Provider American Academy of HIV Medicine

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Legal Issues

HIV Reporting/Partner Notification Law New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene tcny

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Minorities and AIDS

Fact Sheet: HIV Infection in Minority Populations National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

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Older Adults and AIDS

HIV, AIDS and Older People National Institute on Aging (also in Spanish)

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Teens and AIDS

AIDS, Sex & Teens AVERT Article for teens

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Travel Issues

Infection and Travel in Patients with HIV Disease HIV InSite Knowledge Base

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Women and AIDS

What is HIV? What is AIDS? National Women's Health Information Center

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Researched by NOAH Contributing Editor: Sharon Leslie, MSLS, AHIP, Piedmont Hospital, Sauls Memorial Library, Atlanta GA

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