Websites:

Aids.org
http://www.aids.org/index.html
Comprehensive information about AIDS, testing and treatment.

HIV/AIDS Fact Sheets - CDC
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pubs/facts.htm
Maintained by the CDC, the full text of HIV/AIDS surveillance reports and of articles on AIDS topics is available.

HIV - AIDS Information on the Internet, provided by AEGIS
http://www.aegis.com/
The material at this site describes in detail everything there is to know about HIV: treatments, prevention, statistics, Supreme Court decisions, and news.

The Body: The Most Comprehensive AIDS and HIV Information Resource on the Internet
http://www.thebody.com/index.shtml
This information source covers extensive information about what AIDS is, who gets it, prevention, treatments and therapies, and AIDS activist organizations.

Books:

Bellenir, K. (Ed.) (1999). AIDS sourcebook. Detroit: Omnigraphics.
Call Number: RC81.A2 H43 AID 2000

Ward, D. E. (1999). The AmFAR AIDS handbook: the complete guide to understanding HIV and AIDS. New York: W.W. Norton & Co.
Call Number: RC607.A26 W368 1999

Additional Resources:

• Search the Library Catalog CUNYPlus to find more books on this subject.
• Aids Statistics (BMCC WebLinks Database)
• Search the BMCC WebLinks Database for more Websites on this topic.
• Search the EBSCO Academic Search Premier database to find periodical articles on this subject.
  You must be at a computer on a CUNY campus for this database to work or you can access it remotely with a BMCC e-mail account.