A 4 page comparison between the social problem described in the opening of Boccaccio's 'Decameron' and the present-day AIDS dilemma. The writer describes how individuals affected with the Black Plague were treated very much like contemporary AIDS victims in terms of their alienation from society. It opens with a discussion of the historic viewpoints of the church and moves into details about changes in recent years. Bibliography lists eight sources. Briefly explores the role of vitamin A deficiency in facilitating the spread of HIV from mothers to unborn babies.
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Bibliography lists 9 sources. A disease so wicked that its consequences even affect those who are not afflicted with it, AIDS has placed a huge price tag on society that influences the health status and care of every single person, regardless of their age, gender or social status. The writer addresses the effects of AIDS on public health, as well as discusses how the gay population feels about mandatory testing. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Inc. All research papers are owned by The Paper Store Enterprises, Inc. and are the property of the corporation and our contracted writers.