Home	SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Publications	Smeltzer, S.C., & Whipple, B. (1992). AIDS UPDATE: Recognizing HIV in women.
by Subject	Nursing. 92, 22, 22-25.
Contraception	Scura, K.W., & Whipple, B. (1990). AIDS UPDATE: Older patients: Don't ignore
Disabilities/Illnesses	HIV risk. Nursing. 90, 20, 18-21.
Dysfunctions
Education	Whipple, B. (1995). Common questions about women and HIV/AIDS. American
Love	Journal of Nursing. July, 16A-16B.
Neurology
Orgasms	Whipple, B., & Scura, K.W. (1989). HIV and the older adult: Taking the
Pain Control	necessary precautions. Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 15, 15-19.
Pregnancy
Sexuality	Scura, K.W., & Whipple, B. (1994). HIV infection and AIDS in the elderly.
STDs	In M. Stanley & P.G. Beare (Eds.) Gerontological Nursing. (pp. 338-346).
Women's Health	Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Co.
	Beverly Whipple featured in. (1996). HIV/AIDS Older people are not immune.
Contact	New Choices. June, 66.
	Whipple, B. (1992). Issues concerning women and AIDS: Sexuality.
	Nursing Outlook. 203-206.
	Whipple, B. (1990). ME First and ME First: Medical Manifestations of HIV in
	Women. Brochures produced by the New Jersey women and AIDS Network through
	a grant from Hoffman-LaRoche Inc. (researcher, reviewer and consultant)
	Kirsten, V.L., & Whipple, B. New Perspectives on HIV management.
	Nursing. 98, 28(11), 34-40.
	Scura, K.W., & Whipple, B. (1990). Older adults as an HIV positive
	risk group. Journal of Gerontological Nursing. 16, 6-10.
	Wesley, Y., Smeltzer, S.C., Redeker, N.S., Palumbo, P., & Whipple, B.
	(2000). Reproductive decision making in mothers with HIV-1.
	Health Care for Women International. 21, 291-304.
	Whipple, B., & Scura, K.W. (1996). The overlooked epidemic: HIV in
	older adults. American Journal of Nursing. 96(2), 23-29.
	Rogers, P.D., & Whipple, B. (1999). The yeast within.
	Nutrition Science News. 4(6), 283-288.
	Smeltzer, S.C., & Whipple, B. (1991). Women and HIV infection.
	IMAGE: Journal of Nursing Scholarship. 23(4), 249-256.
	Smeltzer, S.C., & Whipple, B. (1991). Women with HIV infection: The
	unrecognized population. Health Values. 15(6), 41-48.