This volume explores some of the difficult questions relating to AIDS and HIV infection in North America. It is divided into two parts; the first deals with the culture and context of AIDS and HIV infection, and the second examines specific ethical and social issues. The chapters cover a wide range of subjects, including contemporary moral values and AIDS, religious views of AIDS, women and HIV infection, AIDS and disability, sexual ethics, health care workers' rights and responsibilities, HIV testing and confidentiality, access to nonvalidated drugs, AIDS education, and health care policy development.
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Christine Overall is a Professor of Philosophy and University Research Chair at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Her main areas of research and teaching are feminist philosophy and applied ethics. The philosophical issues that are the focus of her books arise from the investigation of some of the crucial features and events of lived, embodied, human existence: gender, sex, sexuality, procreation, parenting, aging, and death.
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