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Subject: Ans. to req. for info - data anyone?
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Date: Mon, 10-Sep-84 14:39:52 EDT
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A worthy effort!  However, a complete list is beyond me.  Time and
resources, you know.

A good place to start would be a good medical library or university
library that carries medical journals.

Note the journals I have already referenced in my postings:

            - British Journal of Venereal Diseases
            - New England Journal of Medicine
            - Western Journal of Medicine
            - Southern Medical Journal

Check the index in each journal.

Homosexual publications and such rags as the Village Voice and Psychology
Today often carry items.

The Center for Disease Control has publications.

You can contact the National Coalition of Gay Sexually Transmitted 
Disease Services, Arlington, Va.

Gay Health Professionals Group
Stan Whittemore, M.D.
563 Clayton ST.
Denver, Co. 80206
303/399-4520

The National Gay Health Education Foundation, Inc.
The National Gay Health Coalition

Most of these organizations have newsletters and bibliographies.

See Gay Task Force, American Library Association (Social Responsibilities
Round Table) Box 2383, Philadelphia, P.A. 19103.  Coordinator: Barbara
Gitings, 215/471-3322.  Ask for the Gay Materials Core Collection, latest
revision.  All pro-homosexual material.
                       
And the list goes on.

Perhaps this will give you a starting place.  Can I hope that you will use
this information to take a position on the net?  It would be too much to
hope that you wish to counter my postings.

Good hunting,

Ken Arndt