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Title:Aids Now More Questions Than Answers - The Case Of The Promiscuous Parasite
Date:8th January 1988
Summary:MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS: The Case of the Promiscuous Parasite. First in the "AIDS NOW" Series. With a mixture of puzzlement,anger and optimism, AIDS researchers today are facing up to the urgent problems of understanding the illness and its cause, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Like detectives, they are trying to unravel the weapon, the motive and the opportunity for the medical crime of the century that has left thousands dead and millions infected. In the last five years scientists and doctors have tried to understand how HIV causes the illness, why it affects the body in the way it does and what it is in our own behaviour that gives the virus the opportunity to enter the body. MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS sets the scene for the AIDS NOW series.
Description:OFFERS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING THE FACTS AND FIGURES AND WHY IT IS THAT COMPLETELY ACCURATE ANSWERS CANNOT BE GIVEN AT SUCH AN EARLY STAGE OF THE DISEASE.