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Social Aspects of AIDS

AIDS is a social disease that carries powerful images about our relationships with people. This article presents selected changes in American social life created by the presence of the A IDS virus at three levels: the society at large, community institutions, and personal relationships. By recognizing the social nature of AIDS, the nurse caring for its victims can provide more holistic and understanding care.