HIV (Viruses) | Lothian (Scotland) |
Found in 41 Collections and/or Records:
Edinburgh evening news public health advertisement on HIV/AIDS, 23 Feb 1990
Public campaign advert outlining incidences of HIV and AIDS in Edinburgh, and that cases are not only affecting gay men or intravenous drug users.
Edinburgh Gay Switchboard and Edinburgh Lesbian Line Annual Report, 1986 - 1987
Edinburgh Gay Switchboard and Edinburgh Lesbian Line Annual Report, 1987 - 1988
Edinburgh Gay Switchboard and Edinburgh Lesbian Line Annual Report and Accounts, 1993 - 1994
Edinburgh Gay Switchboard and Edinburgh Lesbian Line Annual Report and Financial Accounts, 1992 - 1993
HIV Oral History Interviews
A series of oral history interviews with ex-Lothian Health Board staff on the history of HIV treatment and care in Edinburgh, recorded by Lothian Health Services Archive staff from 2015 to 2018. Please note that this catalogue is in progress, and more oral histories will be added over time.
HIV/AIDS Sexual Health Pamphlets
Articles, publications, leaflets, and annual reports on topics relating to HIV/AIDS and sexual health.
ImpAcTAIDS
This collection reflects the formation and activities of the organisation, through meeting minutes, correspondence, campaign material, and publicity and outreach material.
Information boards: Lothian recognises AIDS concerns us all, 1990
Colour photographic print showing an unidentified, formally dressed man looking at an information board / poster presentation in an exhibition hall or meeting room. The presentation includes several printed sheets of text collated to frm a poster, next to a graphic titled "Lothian recognises AIDS concerns us all", which was a slogan used in a 1990 campaign by Lothian Regional Council.
Jacqueline Mok
Documents relating to the academic and professional life of Dr Jacqueline Mok. In addition to her own work, which focuses on the mother-to-child transmission of HIV, documents also focus on transmission of blood-borne viruses through infected blood. Procedural documents and correspondence relate to the work of Lothian Health Board (Community Child Health), which includes both financial and research records. In addition to HIV and AIDS, some documents focus on hepatitis.
