AIDS the second decade - risk, research and modernity, Simon Watney; changing to safer sex - personality, logic and habit, Mitchell Cohen; what is a sexual encounter?, Andrew Hunt and Peter Davies; gay men's views and experiences of the HIV test, Jill Dawson, et al; bisexual men - women, safer sex and HIV transmission, Mary Boulton, et al; prostitutes' perceptions of risk and factors related to risk-taking, Hilary Kinnell; London's homosexual male prostitutes - power, peer groups and HIV, Tim Robinson and Peter Davies; towards a general model of sexual negotiation, Peter Davies and Peter Weatherburn; between embarrassment and trust - young women and the diversity of condom use, Janet Holland, et al; condoms, coercion and control - heterosexuality and the limits to HIV/AIDS education, Tasmin Wilton and Peter Aggleton; perceptions of AIDS vulnerability - the role of attributions and social context, Amina Memon; moral perspectives and safer sex practice - two themes in teaching about HIV and AIDS in secondary schools, Stephen Clift and David Stears; answering children's questions about HIV/AIDS in the primary school - are teachers prepared?, Clare Farquhar; prison, HIV infection and drug use, Graham Hart; the future of syringe exchange in the public health prevention of HIV infection, Gerry Stimpson, et al; a typology and critiqye of HIV outreach health education, Tim Rhodes; misfortune, medicine and AIDS counselling, Anssi Perakyla; care - what's in it for her?, Sheila Henderson.