• 1. General Issues in the Prevention of AIDS in Women.- 2. Interactions among HIV, Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Socioeconomic Status, and Poverty in Women.- 3. Women-Centered Prevention Techniques and Technologies.- 4. Childhood Sexual Abuse and AIDS: Issues and Interventions.- 5. Preventing AIDS in Female Adolescents.- 6. African American Women and HIV-Risk-Reduction Issues.- 7. Latinas and AIDS: Challenges to HIV Prevention Efforts.- 8. Drug-Using Women and HIV: Risk-Reduction and Prevention Issues.- 9. Female Sex Workers: Scapegoats in the AIDS Epidemic.- 10. Women and AIDS in Developing Countries.- 11. Lesbian Women and HIV/AIDS: An Appeal for Inclusion.- 12. Future Directions.- About the Authors.

'... topics are comprehensive and current...rich with statistics and many studies with findings...a useful text for teaching and referencing in research...[recommended] for all researchers, program developers, grant writers, AIDS activists, and journalists.' AIDS Education and Prevention, 8:5 '... timely and significant. The articles present clear and thoughtful expositions of theory, together with case illustrations that provide insights into treatment issues. Clinicians ... will find this a valuable source of information, organized so as to enhance its use as a resource.' Readings (1996) '... significant ... this book is a valuable resource for AIDS clinicians, researchers and policy makers.' Journal of Feminist Family Therapy

• 1. General Issues in the Prevention of AIDS in Women.- 2. Interactions among HIV, Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Socioeconomic Status, and Poverty in Women.- 3. Women-Centered Prevention Techniques and Technologies.- 4. Childhood Sexual Abuse and AIDS: Issues and Interventions.- 5. Preventing AIDS in Female Adolescents.- 6. African American Women and HIV-Risk-Reduction Issues.- 7. Latinas and AIDS: Challenges to HIV Prevention Efforts.- 8. Drug-Using Women and HIV: Risk-Reduction and Prevention Issues.- 9. Female Sex Workers: Scapegoats in the AIDS Epidemic.- 10. Women and AIDS in Developing Countries.- 11. Lesbian Women and HIV/AIDS: An Appeal for Inclusion.- 12. Future Directions.- About the Authors.

'... topics are comprehensive and current...rich with statistics and many studies with findings...a useful text for teaching and referencing in research...[recommended] for all researchers, program developers, grant writers, AIDS activists, and journalists.' AIDS Education and Prevention, 8:5 '... timely and significant. The articles present clear and thoughtful expositions of theory, together with case illustrations that provide insights into treatment issues. Clinicians ... will find this a valuable source of information, organized so as to enhance its use as a resource.' Readings (1996) '... significant ... this book is a valuable resource for AIDS clinicians, researchers and policy makers.' Journal of Feminist Family Therapy

• 1. General Issues in the Prevention of AIDS in Women.- 2. Interactions among HIV, Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Socioeconomic Status, and Poverty in Women.- 3. Women-Centered Prevention Techniques and Technologies.- 4. Childhood Sexual Abuse and AIDS: Issues and Interventions.- 5. Preventing AIDS in Female Adolescents.- 6. African American Women and HIV-Risk-Reduction Issues.- 7. Latinas and AIDS: Challenges to HIV Prevention Efforts.- 8. Drug-Using Women and HIV: Risk-Reduction and Prevention Issues.- 9. Female Sex Workers: Scapegoats in the AIDS Epidemic.- 10. Women and AIDS in Developing Countries.- 11. Lesbian Women and HIV/AIDS: An Appeal for Inclusion.- 12. Future Directions.- About the Authors.

'... topics are comprehensive and current...rich with statistics and many studies with findings...a useful text for teaching and referencing in research...[recommended] for all researchers, program developers, grant writers, AIDS activists, and journalists.' AIDS Education and Prevention, 8:5 '... timely and significant. The articles present clear and thoughtful expositions of theory, together with case illustrations that provide insights into treatment issues. Clinicians ... will find this a valuable source of information, organized so as to enhance its use as a resource.' Readings (1996) '... significant ... this book is a valuable resource for AIDS clinicians, researchers and policy makers.' Journal of Feminist Family Therapy