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Time Magazine -- Full Of Lies About AIDS

JAMES NACHTWEY VII FOR TIME First recognized in 1981, AIDS originally appeared focused on the gay community. The early years were defined by confusion about how the disease is acquired and by the politics of prevention and treatment. Many assumptions were shattered in 1991 when basketball legend Magic Johnson disclosed that he contracted HIV through unprotected heterosexual sex. Suddenly, everyone understood that AIDS does not discriminate; neither race, nor gender, nor sexual orientation provides any protection. New treatments have lengthened lives, and education has helped slow transmission, but a true remedy remains elusive.

AIDS in Africa: Death Stalks a Continent TIME contract photographer James Nachtwey takes an intimate look at a modern curse   AIDS: A Growing Threat Now that the disease is out of the closet, how far will it spread? 5287 words Aug. 12, 1985 See Larger Cover Read Cover Story Invinsible AIDS Suddenly, the AIDS outlook has become bleaker: more heterosexual transmission, more cases among women and a rising death toll 2745 words Aug. 3, 1992 See Larger Cover Read Cover Story Table of Contents   1996 Man of the Year: AIDS Researcher David Ho From the Dec. 30, 1996 issue of TIME, the article citing David Ho as the magazine's 70th Person of the Year 1346 words Dec. 30, 1996 See Larger Cover Read Cover Story Table of Contents   The Hand Of Death No other place on earth has been as devastated by the AIDS virus as southern Africa 7208 words Feb. 12, 2001 See Larger Cover Read Cover Story Table of Contents       National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention Regularly-updated information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine and prevention research, clinical trials and funding, plus easy-to-use fact sheets and statistics AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service Stanford University Medical Center's extensive searchable database of federal and private clinical trials that test various experimental drugs for treatment of HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service From the US Department of Health and Human Services HIV/AIDS Information Center Journal of the American Medical Association gives the latest scientific literature on HIV/AIDS, conference coverage, treatment reviews and a well-organized resource section		The Double Life of an AIDS Victim Rock Hudson: 1925-1985 TIME, Oct. 14, 1985, 976 words Step in The Right Direction Ronald Reagan's AIDS panel releases its first report TIME, Dec. 14, 1987, 582 words A Burden Too Heavy to Bear Insurance companies face the staggering cost of AIDS TIME, Aug. 31, 1987, 1001 words The Changing Face of AIDS More and more victims are black or Hispanic TIME, Aug. 17, 1987, 1669 words "It Can Happen to Anybody. Even Magic Johnson." After testing positive for HIV, basketball's most beloved star retires and vows to become a spokesman in the battle against AIDS TIME, Nov. 18, 1991, 1335 words How Safe Is Sex? When Magic Johnson announced that he had the AIDS virus, he put the risk of heterosexual transmission squarely in center court TIME, Nov. 25, 1991, 1735 words An Identity Forged in Flames The wildfire of the AIDS epidemic has made gays a community even as it has consumed their lives TIME, Aug. 3, 1992, 2738 words The Master Detective, Still on the Case The French scientist who isolated the original AIDS virus is hotly pursuing yet another microscopic culprit TIME, Aug. 3, 1992, 553 words Caught in The Act A striking 3-D snapshot of the AIDS virus reveals weak spots in its armor TIME, June 29, 1998, 486 words Viewpoint: AIDS at 20 John Cloud on what the latest statistics mean for young gay men TIME.com, June 5, 2001, 796 words AIDS At 20 Many young gay men have never had to worry about HIV. Until now TIME, June 11, 2001, 795 words The Real Price Of Fighting AIDS The U.N. wants $7 billion. You won't believe how much it may yet need TIME, July 7, 2001, 733 words Hope for an AIDS Vaccine: Nearly Two Years Later, Thankfully, Still Waiting for Godo Despite hopeful new developments, the deadly virus continues to elude us TIME, Sept. 6, 2001, 476 words Vaccines Stage a Comeback They defeated some of the deadliest diseases known to man. Now they are helping defend us against bioterrorism. And soon, inoculations may protect us from killers like AIDS, Ebola, heart disease and even cancer TIME, Jan. 13, 2002, 2188 words

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