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HIV/AIDS
stories from TIME Magazine
When Did AIDS Begin?
Its past may help in the fight against its future
February 14, 1999
Did Polio Researchers Create
AIDS?
The origins of the disease
December 13, 1999
Ethics and AIDS Drugs
Some countries want to suspend patent and trade
laws to get lower-cost medications to the poor
July 12, 1999
Never
Too Old
Sexually active seniors are one of the fastest-growing HIV-infected
populations in the U.S.
June 7, 1999
Fighting
AIDS
Penicillin was the magic bullet against bacteria, but what will
stop HIV?
March 29, 1999
Drug
Holiday
Could HIV-Cocktail Breaks Be Beneficial?
February 15, 1999
Good
News At a Price
A study finds that AIDS drugs can help poor kids--but was it ethical?
February 15, 1999
The
First Chimpanzee
Scientists zero in on the source of the AIDS virus
February 9, 1999
Caught
in the Act
A striking 3-D snapshot of the AIDS virus reveals weak spots in
its armor
June 29, 1998
How Old is AIDS?
A new study of the oldest known HIV suggests the virus jumped from
animals to humans in the 1940s
February 16, 1998
None
But the Brave
A group of activists and health professionals to test a controversial
AIDS vaccine on themselves
October 6, 1997
TIME
1997 Man of the Year
Dr. David Ho: Turning the Tide Against AIDS
December 30, 1996/January 6, 1997
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