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AIDS: An Overview of Issues
Date: December 24, 1987
Creator: Smith, Pamela W
Description: This report discusses the many difficult policy dilemmas associated with the AIDS epidemic, including past Congressional funding to support AIDS research and education efforts, strategies for controlling the spread of the AIDS virus, and methods and resources available for the care and treatment of persons with AIDS.
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AIDS: An Overview of Issues
Date: March 21, 1988
Creator: Smith, Pamela W
Description: This report discusses the many difficult policy dilemmas associated with the AIDS epidemic, including past Congressional funding to support AIDS research and education efforts, strategies for controlling the spread of the AIDS virus, and methods and resources available for the care and treatment of persons with AIDS.
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AIDS: International Problems and Issues
Date: January 6, 1988
Creator: McHugh, Lois B
Description: This issue brief discusses the AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) virus and its effects on the world, especially with regard to the welfare of developing nations and various facets of general international relations. Also discussed are the related issues for Congress and U.S. contributions to international AIDS relief efforts led by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome and Military Manpower Policy
Date: February 12, 1988
Creator: Burrelli, David F.
Description: This issue brief will discuss issues dealing with military manpower policy and the AIDS virus, including the level of the AIDS infection or HIV infection rates in the military; efforts to control the spread of AIDS to and among military personnel; and AIDS in the context of military personnel stationed overseas.
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