AIDS: Science at a Crossroads

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1. Investing in Health.: World Development Report 1993, World Bank, Washington DC
2. Mann, Tarantola and Netter, eds: AIDS in the World, Harvard University Press, 1992
3. HIV Vaccines.: Accelerating the Development of Preventive HIV Vaccines for the World, Report of a meeting
held in Bellagio Italy, March 1994, Rockefeller Foundation
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7. Blattner et al, Abstract PO-BO 1-0876, IXth International Conference on AIDS, Berlin, 1993
8. Science, 28 May 1993: AIDS, the Unanswered Questions
9. Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, Colindale, London, personal communication with the author
10. HIV and AIDS Treatments Directory, National AIDS Manual, December 1994, London, UK
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12. Quoted in "Bush medicines offer AIDS hopes", The Independent on Sunday, 9 April 1995
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FURTHER READING
Science, 28 May 1993: AIDS, the Unanswered Questions
Panos AIDS Publications:
AIDS and the Third World, 1988
Blaming Others.: Prejudice, race and worldwide AIDS, 1989
The Third Epidemic: Repercussions of the fear of AIDS, 1990
The Hidden Cost of AIDS.: The challenge of HIV to development, 1992
Triple Jeopardy.: Women and AIDS, 1990
ORGANISATIONS
The World Health Organization (WHO), Global Programme on AIDS, 20 Ave. Appia, CH-1211, Geneva 27,
Switzerland. Tel: [phone]
The Global AIDS Policy Coalition, 5th floor, 8 Story St, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA. Tel: [phone]

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