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Adolescents & Young People See also: Children/Young People and HIV/AIDS Please click on AIDS Primer, if you do not see the A-Z navigation links, specific for this section. Use the health and science Search engines to find additional HIV/AIDS information. Understand specific terms in AIDS Literature using the AIDS Glossary: A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  This page is a part of a much larger website -- "Treasures of the Internet" -- that includes other health-related sections, as well as other more general sections on the arts, literature, science, etc. If this is your first visit, please read "navigating this site", for further guidance. Adolescents & Young People Adolescents36 AIDS Surveillance in Adolescents (slides)36 Comprehensive HIV Prevention Messages for Young People36 View PDF36 Young People at Risk - HIV/AIDS Among America's Youth36, En EspaŅol36, View PDF36 National Data on HIV Prevalence Among Disadvantaged Youth in the 1990s36 Patterns of Condom Use Among Adolescents: The Impact of Mother-Adolescent Communication36 Need for Sustained HIV Prevention Among Men who Have Sex with Men: Young and Minority Men at High Risk36 UNDP Adolescent Sexuality, Gender and the HIV Epidemic41 Young People at Risk - Epidemic Shifts Further Toward Young Women and Minorities36 HIV/AIDS Among US Women: Minority and Young Women at Continuing Risk36, En EspaŅol36, View PDF36 National Data on HIV Prevalence Among Disadvantaged Youth in the 1990s36, View PDF36 ___________ Notes and Footnotes: Click on Literature Sources to access the source of the information database, specified as superscript after each topic link. Caution & Disclaimer: The primary sites cited in the "A to Z navigation links", as well as in the major sections (see left navigation links), were written or compiled by scientists and clinicians, but some of the hyperlinked sites (within the primary links) were not always written by scientists nor clinicians. Also, the contents of some of the hyperlinked sites were not always based from scientific research or clinical trials but more from personal experience of or interpretation of the literature by people with HIV/AIDS or caregivers and others with interest about the disease. Therefore, exercise caution when using any information provided. Be sure to discuss them with your primary health care provider. Because of the nature of some forms of the transmission of HIV, the language used in some of the hyperlinked sites can be very explicit.

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