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Anthony Fauci, announced that such activists would have representation on all committees and in all activities of NIAIDвЂ™s AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG). Grady does recall how the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT-UP) and other activists were вЂњtaking matters into their own hands.вЂќ In July of 1990, Dr. Grady also ignores The Myth of Heterosexual AIDS, by Michael Fumento, first published in 1990. Both works outline bathhouse culture and the widespread use of amyl and butyl nitrites, also known as вЂњ poppersвЂќ and their destructive effects on health.

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HIV is also вЂњassociated with social deviance,вЂќ but no reference to works such as How to Have Sex in an Epidemic, from 1983, or And the Band Played On: Politics, People and the AIDS Epidemic, by Randy Shilts and first published in 1987. Fauci shows up on page 55, his only named appearance, as the вЂњdirector of NIAID,вЂќ conveniently enough, вЂњthe branch of the NIH primarily responsible for vaccine development.вЂќ His wife finds limited success in the development of vaccines against retroviral infections and sexually transmitted diseases, and acknowledges that вЂњHIV is an STD.вЂќ Anthony Fauci, whom she married ten years earlier in 1985. How strange, then, that the author includes no acknowledgement for her husband, Dr.

On the bookвЂ™s final page, readers learn that вЂњChristine Grady is Acting Clinical Director and Research Associate at the National Institute of Nursing Research, the National Institutes of Health,вЂќ the very agency that that supposedly offers no support or endorsement for GradyвЂ™s book, which is вЂњdedicated to my family.вЂќ Also mentioned are two officials at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), a division of the NIH, and Mary Ropka and others at the Clinical Therapeutics Laboratory at the NINR. The author thanks вЂњmy mentor,вЂќ Georgetown professor Leroy Walters, along with several academics and medical doctors. In the acknowledgments, doubts begin to rise.

Those are the first words a reader encounters in The Search for an AIDS Vaccine: Ethical Issues in the Development and Testing of a Preventative HIV Vaccine, by Christine Grady, from Indiana University Press back in 1995. No official support or endorsement by the NINR the NIH or other agencies is intended or should be inferred regarding the views presented here.вЂќ вЂњThis book was written by the author in her private capacity.

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