AIDS epidemiology: a quantitative approach

Risk factors for infection and the probability of HIV transmission

Surveys to determine seroprevalence and seroincidence

Incubation period distribution

Cofactors and markers

Screening and accuracy of tests for HIV

Statistical issues in surveillance of AIDS incidence

Back-calculation

Epidemic transmission models

Synthesizing data sources and methods for assessing the scope of the epidemic

Developing and evaluating new therapies and vaccines.