AIDS and Women’s Reproductive Health

INTRODUCTION: An Overview of AIDS and Women’s Health.- Epidemiology and Policy.- AIDS: Challenges to Epidemiology in the 1990s.- AIDS and Reproductive Health: Women’s Perspectives.- Policy and Legal Aspects of AIDS Interventions: Individual Rights and Social Responsibilities.- Risk Factors in Transmission.- Factors Affecting Female-to-Male Transmission of HIV-1: Implications of Transmission Dynamics for Prevention.- Epidemiological Synergy: Interrelationships Between HIV Infection and Other STDs.- The Public Health Significance of Sexually Transmitted Diseases for HIV Infection in Africa.- Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Syphilis Infection in Women of Childbearing Age in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.- Contraception, Family Planning, and HIV.- Human Sexuality and AIDS: The Case of Male Bisexuality.- Perinatal Transmission.- Mother-to-Fetus/Infant Transmission of HIV-1: Scientific Evidence and Research Needs.- HIV Perinatal Transmission and Reproductive Health.- Methods for Decreasing HIV Transmission to Infants.- Interventions.- An Overview of AIDS Interventions in High-Risk Groups: Commercial Sex Workers and Their Clients.- Intervention Research Needs for AIDS Prevention Among Commercial Sex Workers and Their Clients.- Diversity in Commercial Sex Work Systems: Preliminary Findings from Mexico City and Their Implications for AIDS Interventions.- CONCLUSION: AIDS and Reproductive Health Workshop Recommendations: Reports from the Working Groups.- Contributors.