Jones and Bartlett Publishers

100 Questions & Answers About HIV and AIDS

By Joel Gallant, M.D., M.P.H.

2008

An excerpt from 100 Questions & Answers About HIV and AIDS, published by Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 2008. To purchase this book, click here. To read or listen to an interview with Dr. Gallant, click here.

How will I pay for medical care?
From Part 4: Medical Care
Why is adherence so important?
From Part 6: Starting Treatment
What about the theory that HIV doesn't cause AIDS?
From Part 16: Questions for Those Who Still Have Questions
Isn't it true that drug companies are withholding the cure to make money?
From Part 16: Questions for Those Who Still Have Questions
How do we know HIV wasn't created in a lab?
From Part 16: Questions for Those Who Still Have Questions

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