INTRODUCTION<br > I have caved for people with A 1 I)S， <br > 1 have found most striking，<br > Infection with the AIDS virus cannot<br >b(， removed from one s body. Although<br >drugs have been (levelop(~d to slow the<br >(h，terioration of the immtme system， there<br >is n() CtlFC.<br > But in most cases， AII)S can be avoide<t，<br >and education is the. best way to do that.<br >l ，y aCCel)ting our vulnerability， and by un-<br >(l(，rstan(ting the facts about All)S， we<br >take the first steps toward preventing it.<br >We therefore must enlighten ourselves，<br >confront issues that may make us uncom-<br >fin table， arm ourselves with information<br >as a defense against the virus.<br > leisk!l Ti~es， by providing clear，<br >straightforward， scientifically accurate in--<br >fl)rmation about this deadly disease， wilt<br >make an iml)ortant contribution in the<br >decades to come. Every case of AIDS is<br >a tragedy and a loss， and it is folly to ig-<br >
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