Navigate the profound emotional toll of the AIDS epidemic on those living HIV-negative. This essential read delves into the unseen grief, anxiety, and isolation faced by survivors within devastated communities. Drawing on clinical psychology, it uncovers the denial, depression, and identity challenges experienced by uninfected gay men. Highlighting the urgent need to address psychological well-being for all affected by the crisis, this book offers critical insights into community health and resilience. Essential for psychology students, public health professionals, and those interested in the societal impact of disease.