Families and Communities Responding to AIDS (Social Aspects of Aids Series)

by Peter Aggleton

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Published June 15, 2000 by Routledge .
Written in English

Subjects:

• AIDS: social aspects,
• Family & relationships,
• HIV / AIDS,
• Social welfare & social services,
• Public Policy - Social Policy,
• Health behavior,
• General,
• Health & Fitness,
• Medical / Nursing,
• Public Health,
• Health/Fitness,
• Patients,
• AIDS & HIV,
• Health & Fitness / General,
• Political Science,
• Social aspects,
• Family relationships,
• Health Care Issues,
• AIDS (Disease)

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	240
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL8999202M
ISBN 10	185728965X
ISBN 10	9781857289657

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