HIV Pioneers Louise Gilbert Chinese and Native Americans

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HIV Pioneers Louise Gilbert Chinese and Native AmericansTremendous strides have been made in the prevention and treatment of HIV since the disease first appeared in the 1980s. But because many of the people who studied and battled the virus in those early days are now gone, firsthand accounts are at risk of being lost. In HIV Pioneers, Wendee M. Wechsberg collects 29 "first stories" from the outset of the AIDS epidemic. These moving personal narratives and critical historical essays shed light not only on