In the spring of 1987, AIDS researcher and immunochemist Paul Naylor of George Washington University called for a tripling of the then-current research budget for AIDS, which stood at close to half a ...
By 1987, AIDS was killing thousands of New Yorkers a year, with spikes to more than 8,000 fatalities annually in the mid-1990s before deaths declined as new treatments became available.
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