AIDS in the UK

The analysis delves into the evolution of AIDS policy over a fifteen-year period, highlighting the remarkable shift in public and official responses to the disease. Virginia Berridge explores the establishment of numerous organizations dedicated to studying, containing, and treating AIDS, reflecting on how society has mobilized to address this critical health crisis. The book offers a unique perspective on the historical context and implications of the AIDS epidemic, shedding light on both governmental and grassroots efforts.