And the Band Played On
Follow patients, clinicians, activists, and researchers through the early AIDS epidemic, and see how delayed decisions about funding, prevention, blood safety, and reporting shaped its toll.
60 parts, about 60 minutes to read.
Follow patients, clinicians, activists, and researchers through the early AIDS epidemic, and see how delayed decisions about funding, prevention, blood safety, and reporting shaped its toll.
60 parts, about 60 minutes to read.
Shilts depicts the tension between dying patients' need for medicines and rigorous trials; France adds the later parallel track compromise, giving appropriate patients access outside trials while controlled research continued, without treating access as proof of efficacy.
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