Other HIV / AIDS Web Sites

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1. Office of HIV/AIDS - Massachusetts Department of Public Health
   The Office of HIV/AIDS offers resources and services for Massachusetts residents living with HIV; HIV/AIDS educational materials; HIV reporting requirements; and information for service providers. From the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Includes:

   • Educational Materials
   • HIV Services and Resource Guide
   • HIV Counseling, Testing, and Referral Sites
      

2. AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts (AAC)
   The AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts (AAC) is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to help improve the lives of Massachusetts residents already infected with HIV, and to prevent further HIV infections. The AAC provides direct client services, prevention services, and statewide hotlines, as well as online information:

   • Client Services
   • Prevention
   • Hotlines
   • HIV Health Library
   • HIV/AIDS Basics
      

3. The Body - The Complete HIV/AIDS Resource
   The Body is a comprehensive collection of educational HIV/AIDS-related information from HIV/AIDS organizations and experts. The Body has commercial sponsors, but carefully screens information for accuracy. The Body is a service of Body Health Resources Corporation, which also offers The Body Pro for HIV service providers. The Body includes:

   • Living with HIV
   • HIV Treatment
   • HIV Prevention & Testing
      

4. My Child Has HIV/AIDS
   Children's Hospital Boston provides information about HIV/AIDS in children and adolescents, including transmission, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. Also includes:

   • HIV Facts for Children and Youth
   • HIV Counseling and Testing for teens and young adults
      

5. AIDS.gov
   AIDS.gov is the official U.S. government HIV/AIDS web site. AIDS.gov has links to many government agency web sites with information about HIV/AIDS basics, testing, prevention and education, treatment and care, research, and FAQs. The web site also includes targeted information for women, minorities, MSM, substance users, youth, seniors, prisoners, and veterans.

6. HIV/AIDS Program for Veterans
   The U.S. Dept. of Veterans' Affairs HIV/AIDS web site provides HIV/AIDS information for veterans, including basic information, getting testing, just diagnosed, treatment decisions, and daily living.

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7. HIV Education Web Sites 
   HIV Education Web Sites are non-profit and government web sites with fact sheets, articles, and other online information about HIV.

8. HIV Agencies and Hotlines 
   HIV Agencies and Hotlines includes web site links to statewide and local agencies, community health centers, and other service providers that offer HIV-related services.

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