As Final AIDS LifeCycle Ride Ends, Where Does AIDS Research Stand?
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Reflections on AIDS: 1990s Activism and Medical Advancements
This chapter delves into the historical context of the AIDS crisis in the 1990s, exploring personal experiences and the community's response, including the formation of ACT UP. It highlights the transformation in HIV treatment from highly toxic drugs to modern, more accessible options, while also addressing ongoing challenges in healthcare access. Through personal anecdotes, the speakers illustrate the profound impact of the epidemic on individuals and communities, emphasizing the struggle for equitable access to life-saving medications.
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