Patient Education Booklets

These booklets are the perfect tools to help educate patients with HIV about living with HIV, properly taking HIV treatment and dealing with possible side effects. If you are a health care provider or work in an AIDS organization, order FREE booklets today!

An HIVer's Guide to Metabolic Complications: A Look at Body Shape Changes, High Cholesterol and Related Problems (December 2005)		The HIVer's Guide to Coping With Diarrhea & Other Gut Side Effects (2007) To read PDF, click here
HIV Medications: When to Start and What to Take -- A Roadmap to Success (November 2006) To read PDF, click here		Medicamentos Contra el VIH: Cuándo Comenzar y Qué Tomar -- Una Guía Para el Éxito (Noviembre de 2005) Ver PDF
HIV and Me: An African American's Guide to Living With HIV (2006) To read PDF, click here		A Guide to HIV Drug Resistance (2006) To read PDF, click here
A Guide to Fuzeon: The First Fusion Inhibitor (January 2005) To read PDF, click here		HIV & Me: A Woman's Guide to Living With HIV (2008)
El VIH y Yo: Una guía para vivir con el VIH para hispanos (2008)		HIV & Me: A Guide to Living With HIV for Hispanics (2008) To read PDF, click here

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