If you want to stay informed about what treatments are coming up, then BETA is the place you'll want to check.

The CDC NPIN has recently unveiled its new web site. It is full of information and it looks very good too.

Project Inform is by far the best looking site but it also contains tons of info you don't want to miss.

This is the site of the International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care battling complacency, advancing committment. A cool-looking site too.

No, they are not kiding. If you can't find what you are looking for in AIDS Education Global Information System, chances are it doesn't exist.

If you want to stay up to date, you have to read AIDS Treatment News.

Knowledge is power! Read The AIDS Daily Update!

Women's Issues. They're all here.

This one is the University of California, San Francisco AIDS site. Loaded with information, yet very elegant. Try it.

If you don't feel like reading daily, The AIDS Weekly plus is for you...

Want to eat right? Ask Jennifer Jensen how. A specialist in nutrtion for PWAs in a previous life, Jennifer Jensen (1949-1998) has now been reincarnated in a website that continues her endeavors while paying her tribute.

Being Alive is what it's all about, right? So check these guys out.

With articles on living with HIV, sex, medications, etc., Get Wired, a British online quarterly is a must-read. The fourth issue covers some of the hottest topics around sex, relationships and being positive. Invites submissions.

The name Women alive says it all...

While primarily oriented towards physicians, the Doctor's Guide to the Internet's variety of articles on AIDS /HIV definitely doesn't require you to be one to understand them.

POZ isn't the only HIV/AIDS magazine around. Have you checked Art & Understanding or HIV Plus?

Have you been offered the miracle cure, the expensive one you can't tell others about? Don't be taken for a ride. The Texas AIDS Health Fraud Information Network site has been developed to help you stay away from charlatans and snake oil shysters.

HIVPositive.com. Why don't they make all web site names this easy to remember?

The HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service (HIVATIS) provides information about federally approved treatment guidelines for HIV and AIDS.

If you think you have exhausted all the treatments available, don't give hope yet. Just turn to the AIDS Clinical Trial Information Service.

The validity of these links was last checked on 02/14/99.