Understanding AIDS

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	"Openly gay and HIV positive, Justice Edwin Cameron of South Africa's new memoir charts the impact of the disease on him, his homeland and the world."

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	"This activist doctor/anthropologist's annalysis of global inequality and it's impact on health including vulnerability to HIV puts everything in place."

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	"A companion to 'Pathologies of Power' this book provides more insight and analysis on the relatipnship between poverty and disease."

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	"Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy Kidder helps us understand what drives Farmer and provides an insight intop what it takes to deliver treatment to people with AIDS in very poor countries."

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	"A collection of images and essays which accompany an exhbition and documentary film."

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	"Better know for his crime fiction make is also personally involved in the fight against AIDS in Africa as this book testifys."

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	"AIDS doesn't feature in this book but it's a prelude to Mankell's 'Playing with Fire' where it features heavily. A gripping read for teens and adults alike."

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	"The sequel to 'Secrets in the Fire' this books highlights the vulnerabiltiy of young girls to AIDS and the impact that the disease can have on them."