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AIDS is unquestionably the most serious threat to public health in this century--yet how effective has the United States been in coping with this deadly disease? This sobering analysis of the first five years of the AIDS epidemic reveals the failure of traditional approaches in recognizing and managing this health emergency, it is an extremely unsettling probe into what makes the nation ill equipped to handle a crisis of the magnitude of the o...

AIDS is unquestionably the most serious threat to public health in this century--yet how effective has the United States been in coping with this deadly disease? This sobering analysis of the first five years of the AIDS epidemic reveals the failure of traditional approaches in recognizing and managing this health emergency, it is an extremely unsettling probe into what makes the nation ill equipped to handle a crisis of the magnitude of the o...