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Peter Piot, founding executive director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), recounts his experience as a clinician, scientist, and activist fighting the disease from its earliest manifestation to today. The AIDS pandemic was not only catastrophic to the health of millions worldwide but also fractured international relations, global access to new technologies, and public health policies in nations across the globe. As he struggled to get ahead of the disease, Piot found science does little good when it operates independently of politics and economics, and politics is worthless if it rejects scientific evidence and respect for human rights.Piot describes how the epidemic altered global attitudes toward sexuality, the character of the doctor-patient relationship, the influence of civil society in international relations, and traditional partisan divides. AIDS thrust health into national and international politics where, he argues, it rightly belongs. The global reaction to AIDS over the past decade is the positive result of this partnership, showing what can be achieved when science, politics, and policy converge on the ground. Yet it remains a fragile achievement, and Piot warns against complacency and the consequences of reduced investments. He refuses to accept a world in which high levels of HIV infection are the norm. Instead, he explains how to continue to reduce the incidence of the disease to minute levels through both prevention and treatment, until a vaccine is discovered. History of HIV and AIDS overview AVERT The history of HIV and AIDS spans almost 100 years from its origin in the 1920s to the global epidemic we know today Science - The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitorcom Science news articles and blogs from The Christian Science Monitor CSMonitorcom HIV/AIDS denialism - Wikipedia HIV/AIDS denialism is the belief contradicted by conclusive medical and scientific evidence that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) does not cause acquired immune The Politics of US Series - The Christian Science Monitor The Christian Science Monitor is an international news organization that delivers thoughtful global coverage via its website weekly magazine daily news briefing HIV/AIDS The Untold Story theories that aids is a government conspiracy to destroy undesirable populations may make political sense but are they supported by facts? table of contents AIDS in Africa Global Issues AIDS in Africa kills more people than conflicts International attention has helped but also brought problems Poverty and other issues make the situation worse What is the Difference Between HIV and AIDS The difference between HIV and AIDS is that AIDS is a disease that is caused by the HIV Virus In laymans terms AIDS is an advanced stage of HIV News and Politics - Breaking News - Esquire Get the latest on news and politics from the editors at Esquire UC Berkeley professor denies link between HIV and AIDS For over 20 years UC Berkeley professor Peter Duesberg has believed that HIV does not cause AIDS an opinion that he says has limited his academic career History of HIV/AIDS - Wikipedia 1959: David Carr David Carr was an apprentice printer (usually referred to mistakenly as a sailor; Carr had served in the Navy between 1955 and 1957) from
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