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ATTI'^ TRFATMFNT I IRRARY PRnGRFRS RFPORT Ffrrhary 1988
Background
The AIDS Treatment Library (ATI) project was initiated in September of 1987 with the objective of informing people with AIDS, ARC, and HIV positive test results about treatment options. The premise of the project is that a significant portion of people with AIDS want to take an aggressive position in fighting the illness. As a result, they desire information about approaches and treatments not always available through the traditional health system. They desire current information about AIDS research, about alternative treatments, about experimental treatments, and about research findings and treatments in other countries.
Early in the planning process, the ATI Planning Group recognized that people with AIDS and ARC are operating under the time constraint that their illness may place upon them. Formulating, funding, and developing an elaborate, central alternative treatment library could be expected to be a lengthy process; one that would delay information from reaching the audience it was intended to serve.
In response to the need for dissemination of alternative treatment information on a timely, accessible basis, the ATI Planning Group focussed on development of a network of mini- libraries, to be placed in locations throughout the community. The initial goal was to establish a minimum of two mini-1ibraries within the Bay Area. To date, the project's accomplishments have exceeded expectations: six mini-1ibraries and one master library copy have been produced during this six month pilot phase of the project.
The library has been initiated, developed, and disseminated by the members of the ATI Planning Group, who have operated and organized the ATI mini-library system on a volunteer basis.
Library Content
The content of the prototype for the mini-1ibrary was selected, organized, and indexed by John S. James. James' series of articles on alternative treatments in the Sentinel have made a significant contribution to community understanding of treatment options for AIDS and ARC. Since April of 1985, John James has researched, produced, and distributed the bi-weekly publication, AIDS Treatment News, which provides information gained from medical journals, interviews with scientists, physicians, and other health practitioners, and persons with AIDS or ARC. AIDS Treatment News also examines the ethical and public- policy issues around AIDS treatment research.
The ATL mini-libraries consist of materials organized by subject matter into six binders. The following areas of information are included:
- AmFAR Directory of Experimental Treatments for AIDS and ARC, published by the American Foundation for AIDS Research
- Abstracts of the Third International AIDS Conference, Washington, D.C., June, 1987
- Treatment Possibilities #1: Antabuse/DTC, BHT, Coenzyme Q, Chinese Herbs, Lentinan AIDS Treatment Library Progress Report 2
- Treatment Possibilities #2: Treatment For Cryptococcal Meningitis, Kaposi's Sarcoma, MAI, Pneumocystis, Toxoplasmosis
- Indexed set of back issues of AIDS Treatment News
- Information on AL 721 (currently in the process of being updated; available as part of the mini-library at Different Light, Eureka/Harvey Milk Public Library, and HABC)
It is recognized that as new treatment alternatives and research findings emerge, the content of the mini-library will require updating on a periodic basis. The tentative schedule for updating library contents is estimated at three month intervals. The aids Treatment RIini-Librarifs
criteria for site selection
The ATL Planning Group identified the following criteria for selection of "ideal" mini- library sites:
H = Willingness of the site to house the library and provide adequate space for five to six binders.
SS = Space/seating so that library users may take time to go over the materials. X = A xerox machine so that library users may duplicate materials of interest. A = Good public access.
~ Willingness of the site to supervise materials. C = Site has volume of clients who may be in a high risk category for AIDS, ARC, and HIV positive testing.
Note that the sites selected for this pilot phase of the project meet the established criteria in varying degrees. As part of the ATL assessment process, the ATL Planning Group will be assessing the viability of current ATL sites, and will refine the criteria for site selection.
ATL mini-libraries are currently in place at the following locations. The code offered after each selection criterion noted above is used below to offer descriptors for each site.
SAN FRANCISCO
Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk Memorial Library, 3555 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 (H) (SS) (X) (A) (SM)
A Different Light Bookstore, 489 Castro Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 (H) (A) (SM) (C)
Healing Alternative Buyers Club, 273 Church Street, San Francisco, CA 94114 (H) (SS) (X pending) (A) (SM) (C) AIDS Treatment Library Progress Report 3
EAST BAY
Oakland Public Library, Main Branch, Sociology/Science Wing, 125 14th Street, Oakland, California 94612 (H) (SS) (X) (A) (SM)
Berkeley Free Clinic, 2339 Durant Street, Berkeley, California 94704-1670 (H) (SS) (X) (A) (SM) (C)
Placement of one remaining mini-library during this pilot phase of the project is now pending. The site will be selected from among the requests the AIL Planning Group has received (see below).
PROMOTlON/flllTRFAr.H
A promotional flyer, explaining the AIL min-library system, was distributed by mail to over forty sites in San Francisco and the East Bay, accompanied by a cover letter en¬ couraging those sites to post the flyer for their clients' information. Types of organizations receiving the flyer include: health food stores, bookstores, herbal stores, coffee houses, community health centers, Y's, and AIDS organizations. Copies of the flyer were also left for distribution at the original two mini-library sites.
Advertisements announcing the ATI mini-libraries were placed on a no-cost basis in Healing AIDS, and in the East Bay Express.
Natiqnai and I ncAi Interest In Thf ATI Mini-I trrary System
In October of 1987, ATL placed "A Call For Volunteers" notice in AIDS Treatment News, soliciting volunteer help with the AIDS Treatment Library in the San Francisco Bay Area. The notice generated an unexpected response, demonstrating interest in the AIDS Treatment Library concept on a national level. Letters were received from Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Dallas, and Anchorage. The letters communicated the difficulty of obtaining alternative treatment information; the need for this type of information within their communities; and a willingness to assist with such an effort.
During this pilot phase, the ATL Planning Group's objective was to focus on the target audience in the San Francisco Bay Area. As a result, all correspondents outside of the area received a letter encouraging them to initiate a similar project in their communities, accompanied by a two-page project description to aid them in their planning process.
On a local level, the ATL Planning Group has received written requests for mini-1ibraries from ten organizations. As noted earlier, the site for the remaining mini-library will be selected from among these requests. All of those requesting mini-libraries have received letters explaining that demand has far exceeded our current resources during this pilot phase, and that they will be informed of the progress of our evaluation process, an of decisions concerning project development.
Fvai iiATinN/NEXT .Steps
The ATL Planning Group is now in the process of assessing the mini-library system before initiating any additional libraries or continuing project development. Simple checklist evaluation sheets, with additional sheets for users' comments, have been placed in all mini-library binders as part of the evaluation process. The sheets are pulled and AIDS Treatment Library Progress Report A
tallied at one month intervals.
The evaluation will include:
- Evaluation of the effectiveness of our current site selections in client terms of accessibility, and level of client use. - Assessment of the usefulness of the contents of the mini-libraries, based on evaluation by our client population.
- Assessment of the capabilities of the AIL Planning Group to update mini-libraries on a periodic basis, and to respond to local and national demand.
- Assessment of the willingness and capability of potential mini-library sites to subsidize costs for the mini-1ibrary. FUNDI NG RnnRrps/RimsTnTyATioN The following organizations and individuals have contributed the resources to make pilot phase possible: this
Jarrow L. Rogovin Donation of $500 in memory of his friend of five years, Zachary Fried John S. James Contribution of master copy of ATL mini-library, donation of two xeroxed sets of mini-1ibraries Berkeley Free Clinic Subsidized cost of one set of binders for donated mini-library, $50 to offset costs of xeroxing Affii lATiDN VJiTH Thf Hfai TNG Aitfrnativf Riivfrs Film In November of 1986, the ATL established a formal liaison with the Healing Alternative Buyers Club in San Francisco. The HABC serves as ATI's non-profit umbrella organization, enabling ATL to accept tax deductible donations. During this pilot phase, HABC has also provided a mailing address and bookkeeping services for the ATL project. In January of 1988, the Healing Alternative Buyers Club opened offices at 273 Church Street in San Francisco. As part of that space, the HABC will be tensive AIDS Treatment developing an ex¬ Library which will offer information about the options available. range of treatment Those interested in the AIDS Treatment to visit this "main" Library system are encouraged branch of the AIDS Treatment Library.
Once it has completed its assessment process, the ATL Planning Group will work with HABC to formulate a closely plan for continued project development.
The aids Treatment Library Planning Group Gordon Bradley, Director Morgan Fine, Project Coordinator, San Francisco Heath Boyd, Treasurer Catherine McEver, Project Coordinator, East Bay *As noted in the body of this report, John S. James made a significant contribution during the early planning stages of the project, and contributed his expertise in establishing the content of the mini-1ibrary.
THE AIDS TREATMENT LIBRARY Healing Alternative Buyers Club, 273 Church St., San Francisco, CA 94114 (415) 626-2316
Report prepared by Catherine McEver Dear Lewin,
Please find attached a list of books that I think you should consider for the library. The retail total for the entire list is $731.74. If I ordered any or, all through the Flanetree account it would be discounted anywhere from 20 - 40% then, you'd have to add SF tax. For $731.74, the discount would bring it down to between $585.39 to $439.86 (plus, tax).
Let me know as soon as you can if you would 1 ike to order any of these. 1 do ordering for Flanetree about once every two months; 1 am hoping to do an order in August - the latest would be early September. My home number is it's more convenient ... 751-8327 and work is 923-3681.
Best wishes as always.
T r a c e y PLANETREE HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER COLLECTION RECOMMENDATIONS
2040 Webster Street, San Francisco California 94115 (415) 92S - 3680
AIDS AND IT'S TREATMENT BY TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE. Edited by Huang Bing-shan. Boulder, CO: Blue Poppy Press, 1991. $24,95.
THE AIDS KNOWLEDGE BASE: A TEXTBOOK ON HIV DISEASE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, AND THE SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL. Ed. by P.T. Cohen et al. Waltham, Ma; Medical Publishing Group, 1990. $105,00,
BASIC Ik CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY. Ed. by Daniel P. Stites, Abb I. Terr. Norv/alk, CT: Appleton & Lange, 1991. $29.00.
CHINESE MASSAGE THERAPY: A HANDBOOK OF THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE. Comp. at the Anhui Medical School Hospital/China. Boulder, CO; Shambhala, 1983. $7,95.
COURAGE TO CARE; RESPONDING TO THE CRISIS OF CHILDREN WITH AIDS. By Gary Anderson. Washington, DC; Child Welfare League of America, Inc. 1990. $ 15.95.
CURRENT MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT 1992. CURRENT MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT 1991. Ed, by Steven A. Schroeder et al. Norwalk, CT; Appleton & Lange, 1992 1991. $39.95.
EARLY CARE FOR HIV DISEASE By Mathilde Krim. San Francisco; San Francisco AIDS Foundation, 1991.
THE GUIDE TO LIVING WITH HIV INFECTION. By John G. Bartlett and Ann K. Finkbeiner. Baltimore, MD; Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1991. $15.95. PLANETREE HEALTH RESOURCE CENTER COLLECTTON RECOMMENDATIONS
2040 WebstP;r Street, San Francisco California 94115 (415) 923 - 3680
HEALER WITHIN: THE NEW MEDICINE OF MIND AND BODY. By Steven Locke and Douglas Colligan. NY: Nev/ American Library, 1986. $4.95.
HIV: FROM A TO Z. Edited by Patty S. Blomberg et al. Sacramento, CA: Sacramento AIDS Foundation, 1990. $unavai lable. (yiytyj \3(r
JAWETZ, MELNICK & ADELBERG'S MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY. By Geo. F. Brooks Norv/alk, CT: Appleton Sc Lange, 1991, ^
THE JOY WITHIN: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO MEDITATION. By Joan Goldstein and Manuela Scares. New York: Prentice Hall Press, 1990, $8.95.
LIVING IN HOPE; A 12-STEP APPROACH FOR PERSONS AT RISK OR INFECTED WITH HIV. By Cindy Mikluscak-Cooper and Emrnett E. Miller. Berkeley, CA: Celestial Arts, 1991. $12.95.
THE LIVING WILL HANDBOOK: THE RIGHT TO DECIDE YOUR OWN FATE, By Alan D. Lieberson. Mamaroneck, NY: Hastings House, 1991. $12,95,
LIVING WITH THE AIDS VIRUS: A STRATEGY FOR LONG-TERM SURVIVAL. By Parris M. Kidd and Wolfgang Huber. Berkeley, CA: HK Biomedical Inc. 1990. $16.95
MIDWIVES TO THE DYING. By Miriam Schneider and Jan Selliken Bernard Sherwood, OR: Angel's Work, 1992. $14.45.
NATURAL HEALTH, NATURAL MEDICINE: A COMPREHENSIVE MANUAL FOR WELLNESS AND SELF-CARE. By Andrew Weil. Boston; Houghton Mifflin, 1990. ig^S.95^ tlK plakTetree health resource center collection recommendations
2040 Webster Street, San Francisco California 94115 (415) 923 - 3680
NINE OUNCES; A NINE PART PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF AIDS IN HIV POSITIVE PERSONS, by Bob Flaws, Boulder, CO: Blue Poppy Press, 1989. $8.95
PLANETARY HERBOLOGY: AN INTEGRATION OF WESTERN HERBS INTO THE TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND AYURVEDIC SYSTEMS. By Michael Tierra. Santa Fe, NM: Lotus, 1988. $16.95.
PRESCRIPTION FOR NUTRITIONAL HEALING. By James F. Balch and Phyllis A Balch. Garden City Park: Avery Publ. Group, 1990. $16.95,
QUANTUM HEALING: EXPLORING THE FRONTIERS OF MIND-BODY MEDICINE. By Deepak Chopra. New York: Bantam, $^5^.95,
THE REAL VITAMIN 6f MINERAL BOOK. By Shari Lieberman and Nancy Bruning. Garden City Park, NY: Avery Publ. 1990. $9.95.
REHABILITATION FOR PATIENTS WITH HIV DISEASE. Edited by Jon Mukand. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1991. $37.50.
SURVIVING WITH AIDS: A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM OF NUTRITIONAL CO-THERAPY. By C, Wayne Callaway with Catherine Whitney. Boston: Little, Brown, 1991. $ 14.95.
THE TRUTH ABOUT HERPES. By Stephen L. Sacks, Seattle: Soules, 1988. $^^95. ADDENDUM TO BOOKS TO PURCHASE
General Medicine
ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO PRESCRIPTION DRUGS ($16.95) SIMON AND SCHUSTER'S ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY ($9.95) AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MEDICINE ($39.95)
Complementary Therapy (General)
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NATURAL MEDICINE ($18.95) PRESCRIPTION FOR NUTRITIONAL HEALING ($16.95) BETTER HEALTH THROUGH NATURAL HEALING ($14.95) ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE ($6.95)
Bodywork / Massage
MASSAGE FOR COMMON AILMENTS ($8,95) ACUPRESSURE'S POTENT POINTS (12.95)
Chinese Medicine
BEYOND HEAVEN AND EARTH ($20.00) AIDS AND CHINESE MEDICINE ($19.95) KNOCKING AT THE GATE OF LIFE AND OTHER CHINESE EXERCISES ($10.95)
Mind / Body
HEALING VISUALIZATIONS ($6.95)
Coping and Recovery Books
CODEPENDENTS GUIDE TO THE 12 STEPS ($9.95) AGAINST THE WALL: MEN'S REALITY IN A CODEPENDENT CULTURE ($4.99) PEACE IS EVERY STEP; THE PATH OF MINDFULNESS IN EVERY DAY LIFE ($8.50) THE NO-NAG, NO-GUILT, DO-IT-YOURSELF GUIDE TO QUITTING SMOKING ($4.95)
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Comments: ^Ll^PlfOSS ^ILfc: ARTICLE ORGANIZATION SYSTEM
A GENERAL INFORMATION
B DRUGS
C NUTRITION
D HERBAL
E CONDITIONS PROPHYLAXIS / TREATMENTS
E- 1 Drug Info E-7 Chronic Candidiasis E-2 PCP E-8 Fungus E-3 CMV E-9 Gamma Globulin E-4 T 0 X 0 Prophlaxis E-10 Diet for Herpes Control
E-5 . K. S E-11 T. B . E-6 MAI
F ANXIETY - EMOTIONAL
F-1 Stress Reduction Activities F-2 Handling Emotion of HIV F-3 I Will Survive F-4 Management of Mood & Anxiety Disorders
G WOMEN
G-1 AIDS Resources for W o m e n HEALING ALTERNATIVES CLIPPING FILE ORGANIZATION (AS IS
ACUPUNCTURE ACIDOPHILUS
AIDS Treatments - Acupuncture Act-Up Affordable Africa Adaptogen AIDS Teleforum AIDS & ADDICTION AIDS: Bibliography AIDS: Counter Theories
AIDS Theory - Research AIDS Survivors AIDS Theory: Psychological AIDS Self-Healing AIDS Theory: Stress & Cortisol AIDS MISCELLANEOUS AL-721
AL 721 - PATENT AL 721 (with AIDS Treatment - AL-721 subfile) AL 721 - READING Alcohol ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS Aloe Vera (Oral) Alpha Interferon Alpha Interferon AMPLIGEN Antibiotics Antibody Response Antibody Testing Anti-Interferon Anti-Sense Anti-Virals Aris ASTRA 8 Autoimmunity, Retrovirus Autovaccination AZT Keith Barton Newsletter Benefits Beta Carotene BHT BIO-SYN BIO HERB DON SCOTT Bitter Melon Blood Test Blue-Green Algae Book Lists Cd 8 William Calderon CANCER
Cancer - definitions Candida & Parasites CANDIDA CARRISYN CARRISYN / STABILIZED ALOE BEV. UPDATE Chlorella
C f s / C f i d s Circulating Immune Complex Co Q Enzyme (CoEnzyme Q) Comfrey ccc - general informati ccc Study 001 - MAI Pro ccc Study 002 - Zidovud Database ccc Study 003 - Alterna : Treatments ccc Study 004 - B12 ccc Study 005 - Megace COMP OUND Q C1 a r ithromycin CYTOMEGALOVIRAL INFECTIONS (CMV) Computer Bulletin Board CHINESE MEDICINE Colostrum COBALAMIN DEFICIENCY DC CONFERENCE REPORTS Dai r DEXTRAN SULFATE DDC Ddi Dtc DHEA Dementia Disability Ditocarb DNCB D.P.A. / Peptide T. Dncb DTC DUESBERG ARTICLE Enzyme s Enemas
EXPERIMENTAL AIDS TREATMENT - Natalia Zubova FLOWER POLLEN FLUCONAZOLE Fatty Acids FLAX OIL FOLATE FANSIDAR FUSIDIC ACID Galene Technique
General Information on -
GM - CSF Ganoderma Lucidum (Reishi) Germanium Gar1ic Glycyrrhizin GENERAL INFORMATION HAY, LOUISE NORTHERN LIGHTS Health Access (National Health Insurance) HERBS - VITAMINS Hiv Studies / Siv Researc^h HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES HOMEOPATHY Heterosexual & AIDS Homophobia Total Body Hyperthermia Immunity: E s sentia1 Oils IMMUNE ENHANCEMENT I.T.P. IMMUNOSTIMULINE Importation of Drugs IND ' S
Interleukin - 2 Insurance Immreg I (is this MM I) Itraconazole INTERFERON ISCADOR Isoprinosine Jan Johnson JAFFE KAPOSI'S SARCOMA
Kaposi's Sarcoma - Bibliography Kaposi's Sarcoma in AIDS Jan Johnson LANGERHANS CELLS LEVAMISOL LENTINUS EDORES Licorice
L i n a z a
Liver - Detox Ellen Lipsius Lumitron LIPSIUS
M a c r o b i o t i c
AIDS Treatment - Macrobiotic Macro Newsletter Montreal 89
MAI - THE NEWS Medication Plans MEDIZONE Melanin MILK THISTLE Monolaurin
M o 11 u s c a AIDS Treatment: Muslirooms Mycoplasma MUSHROOMS (A WORD THAT STARTS WITH L?) Nac Naltrazone National AIDS Information Clearinghouse Natural Therapies Naturopathy Nev; Treatments - Summary (? spelling) Nutrition: Carbohydrate Metabolism
Nev/sletters ^ Miscellaneous Neuropathy Nutrition AIDS Treatment: Naltrexone (? spelling) OZONE Pav7s Pediatric Plasma Therapy POLIO Packed Red Cells Parasites
Political A 'J t i o n Physiology Pharmacy Information Pentamidine (Aerosal) PENTAMIDINE Psychology Peptide T Pine Cone Extract Pern 4 QUAN YIN Ribavirin REI SHI GEN REVICI Schools / Workshops / Training Scientific American Medicine San Francisco AIDS Foundation SHANTI Suramin SPIRITUAL HEALING SUNDRY
AIDS Treatment - Sundry Supplements STRESS Survivors, Long Term of AIDS SYPHILLIS T-Cell Studies / Research Toxoplasmosis Tha Tps / Thymopentin Thyphoid TRANSFER FACTOR TREATMENT ACTIVISM Vivonex N.E.T. (probably T.E.N.. ViRx VACCINES AIDS Treatments; Vaccines VITAMINS VITAMIN C YEAST CANDIDA V7ashington Post Women
(Last 2 folders ? not in use) INFECTIONS - CONDITIONS
Anemia CMV Fungas / Candidiasis Cryptosporidiosis Cryptococcosis Dementia Dendritic Cell Infection Gastrointestinal
K. S . Lymphoma MAI Mycoplasma Incognitus Neuropathy Oral Pneumocystis Weight Loss
TREATMENTS
Aerosal Pentamidine AL 721
A1 o e Ampligen Antabuse Astragalus AZT BHT Bitter Melon Cancel1 Carrisyn Chinese Herbal Therapy Clarithromycin.
CMV - IGIV CoEnzyme Q Cyclosporin DDC DDI Dextran Sulfate DHEA DNCB Dromabinol (Marinol) DPA / D Penicillamine DTC Echinacea EMT / PLS EPO Fluconazole
Fo sea met Gamma Globulin Garlic GLQ 223 Iinmunex (Immulin) Immunotherapeutic (Im Response Corp Interferon Interleukin Isoprinosine Lentinan Monolaurin NAC Naltrexone Oxygen Therapy Passive Immunotherapy
PLS - A PLS - B Peptide T Poly Enzyme Psk Ribavirin
S h i t a k e Steroids Thymus Hormones T ibo Transfer Factor Transfusions Treatment Overview Typhoid Vaccine
VIFS - 7
Vi Roxin (Vx - 1) Great intro sheets on DTC and Polyenzyme in Notebooks
Book Topics:
Compl tx nutrition general/nutrition/vit environmental illness coping death substance abuse m i n d / b o d y benefits consumer health stress drugs science of breath immunity longevity Candida cancer
Sci Am Med Stedmabn's AIDS REf Colleciton
M e r c k PDR
Marchinve by LC
CHRONIC EES TOXOPLASMOSIS NUTRITION A TO Z v/ith Newsletters BAY CFIDS ASSOC NEWSLETTER
Each of the follov/ing notebooks are like their ov7n books on a topic:
HYPERICIN from St. John's Wort AL 721 GERMANIUM NAC AZT COMPOUND Q G1Q223 DNCB DEXTRAN SULFATE ADVOCACY OXYGEN THERAPY
? value of old computer searches; good to keep in notebooks for book retrospective check-out for more subject headings