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Clinical Management
Clinical Management
History of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
See also: Origins of HIV
Overviews and Articles
- ACT UP Oral History Project Brings Activists' Words to Your Ears (Regularly Updated)
An online collection of more than two dozen (and growing) interviews with many of the people who were at the forefront of the original AIDS activist movement in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
From ACT UP Oral History Project - The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic: A Timeline of Key Milestones (Regularly Updated)
An interactive timeline designed to serve as a reference tool for many of the political, scientific, cultural and community events that have occurred since the beginning of the epidemic.
From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation - HIV Arrived in U.S. From Haiti 10 Years Earlier Than Previously Believed, Study Says (October 31, 2007)
In Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, from Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation - Twenty-Five Years in the Fight Against AIDS: What Have We Learned? (October 2006)
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In Project Inform Perspective, from Project Inform - Kramer: Nuremberg Trials for AIDS (June 19, 2006)
From The Petrelis Files - Top 10: 2005 -- 10 Most Important Developments in HIV Medicine (December 2005)
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In IAPAC Monthly, from International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care - The 10 Most Important Developments in HIV Medicine in 2001 (August 2005)
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In IAPAC Monthly, from International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care - 20 Years Later, HIV's Discoverer Reflects on a Long, Hard Battle (November 12, 2004)
The Baltimore Sun recently sat down with Dr. Gallo to reflect on the epidemic's past, present and future.
In The Baltimore Sun - Change and Rumors of Change (September/October 2004)
26 AIDS advocates from around the world explain how their communities have changed in the past year.
In GMHC Treatment Issues, from Gay Men's Health Crisis - How AIDS Gave Gays Marriage (May 21, 2004)
In the 1980s, many people assumed that the U.S. AIDS crisis would push gay men even further out of mainstream society; as Christopher Caldwell explains, they couldn't have been more wrong.
In Financial Times - 10 POZ Treatment Stories That Shook Our World (May 2004)
For its 10-year anniversary, POZ magazine lists its top 10 stories of the past decade.
In POZ - Elizabeth Glaser: Address at the 1992 Democratic National Convention (July 14, 1992)
Glazer, a widely known AIDS activist who went public about her status after she was infected with HIV during a blood transfusion while giving birth, died in 1994.
From American Rhetoric
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