Public opinion and AIDS: Lessons for the second decade

R.J. Blendon; K. Donelan; R.A. Knox

doi:10.1001/jama.267.7.981

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Public opinion and AIDS: Lessons for the second decade

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Public opinion and AIDS: Lessons for the second decade

R.J. Blendon, K. Donelan and R.A. Knox

Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol.267(7), pp.981-986

1992

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.267.7.981

PMID: 1734113

Abstract

acquired immune deficiency syndrome

article

attitude

behavior

health care policy

health survey

human

infection risk

perception

priority journal

screening test

Aliens

Clinical Approach/Source

Drug Abuse

Empirical Approach

Federal Government

Government Regulation

Health Care and Public Health

Legal Rights

Social Discrimination

Stigmatization

Survey

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Attitude to Health

Emigration and Immigration

HIV Infections

Needles

Risk

Risk-Taking

Travel

Public Opinion

United States

Public Policy

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Title: Public opinion and AIDS: Lessons for the second decade
Creators: R.J. Blendon
K. Donelan
R.A. Knox
Publication Details: Journal of the American Medical Association, Vol.267(7), pp.981-986
Identifiers: 9924038135301921
Academic Unit: Schneider Institutes for Health Policy and Research; Heller School for Social Policy and Management
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Public opinion and AIDS: Lessons for the second decade

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