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We can train you to complete the San Francisco Marathon or half marathon : training begins February 5, 2005 / National AIDS Marathon Training Program ; a Walk.The.Talk production.

The best defense against AIDS is information / San Francisco AIDS Foundation.

A naked black man kisses and holds up another while putting on a condom; advertisement for safe sex by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Lithograph, 1990.

A woman's face with a message that love is as blind as AIDS; advertisement for an information line about AIDS by the San Francisco Aids Foundation. Lithograph by Bob Huerman and Don Quijote Productions.

I'm negative. I assumed he was too : how do you know what you know? / Gay Life, San Francisco AIDS Foundation ; funded in part by the San Francisco Department of Public Health.

Two gay men, one holds up a condom to his shoulder representing an advertisement for safe sex by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Lithograph by Blake Sorrell Design and Curium Design, 1991.

I'm positive. I assumed he was too : how do you know what you know?.

A hand holding a compass representing the Compass Project for gay and bisexual men with HIV; advertisement by the San Francisco Aids Foundation. Colour lithograph.

A telephone wire crosses the page diagonally with information about the AIDS Hotline; advertisement by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Colour lithograph by Tony Agpoon and Debra Heiser.

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I'm positive. I assumed he was too : how do you know what you know?.

A hand holding a compass representing the Compass Project for gay and bisexual men with HIV; advertisement by the San Francisco Aids Foundation. Colour lithograph.

Two gay men, one holds up a condom to his shoulder representing an advertisement for safe sex by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Lithograph by Blake Sorrell Design and Curium Design, 1991.

A telephone wire crosses the page diagonally with information about the AIDS Hotline; advertisement by the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Colour lithograph by Tony Agpoon and Debra Heiser.

I'm negative. I assumed he was too : how do you know what you know? / Gay Life, San Francisco AIDS Foundation ; funded in part by the San Francisco Department of Public Health.