Harvey V. Fineberg is President of the Institute of Medicine, Washington, DC.
PART I: Overview 1. Introduction, J. Sepulveda, H. Fineberg, and J. Mann 2. Health Promotion Agains AIDS: A Typology, J. Mann PART II: Methods for Behavioral Research 3. The Role of Quantitative Behavioral Research in AIDS Prevention, S.L. Gortmaker and J.A. Izazola 4. The Role of Qualitative Research in AIDS Prevention, W.A. Smith and M. Debus 5. Social Marketing and Prevention of AIDS, M. Ramah and C.M. Cassidy PART III: Lessons from National Experiences 6. AIDS Education and Health Promotion in Brazil: Lessons from the Past and Prospects for the Future, R.G. Parker 7. Educational Experience from Mexico, J. Sepulveda 8. Targeted AIDS Intervention Programs in Africa, P.… Lamptey and S. Weir 9. The Role of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education in HIV Prevention: Experience at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, M.L. Rosenberg et. al 10. The European Response to AIDS, M. Kapila and M.J. Pye PART IV: Strategies for Communication and the Media 11. The Media and AIDS: A Global Perspectives, T.W. Netter 12. The Strategic Use of the Broadcast Media for AIDS Prevention: Current Limits and Future Directions, W. DeJong and J.A. Winsten 13. AIDS, Government and the Press, L. Garrett 14. The New York CIty Campaign, M. Gossett and J. Warshaw 15. Television's Response to the AIDS Crisis: One Company's Experience, T. Goodgame, J. Blake, and G. Schwartz PART V: Reflections on Education to Prevent AIDS 16. The Impact of AIDS, and AIDS Education, in the Context of Health Problems of the Developing World, D.J. Hunter and L.C. Chen 17. USA Response to the AIDS Epidemic: Education Prospects in a Multicultural Society, J. Osborn 18. AIDS Education and Politics, M.F. Silverman 19. Conclusion: Reflections on Education to Prevent AIDS, J. Sepulveda, H. Fineberg, and J. Mann 20. Profiles on Contributors