The Eras of the HIV Epidemic 1930-19801981-1986 Pre- Treatment.

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The Eras of the HIV Epidemic Pre- Treatment

The Pre-Treatment Era: : CDC reports clusters of PCP & KS in MSM in LA & NY

The Pre-Treatment Era: : “Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome"

The Pre-Treatment Era: : 1st AIDS case from blood transfusion

The Pre-Treatment Era: : 1st case of AIDS in Africa

The Pre-Treatment Era:

The Pre-Treatment Era: : 1 st AIDS Candlelight Vigil

The Pre-Treatment Era:

The Pre-Treatment Era: : Specialized AIDS hospital wards

The Pre-Treatment Era: : Discovery of HIV virus

The Pre-Treatment Era: : US AIDS Cohort Study Established

The Pre-Treatment Era:

The Pre-Treatment Era: Ryan White barred from school 1985: Heterosexual transmission recognized

The Pre-Treatment Era: : 1st HIV blood test; blood screening in USA

The Pre-Treatment Era: : AIDS in every region of the world

The Pre-Treatment Era: : 1st International AIDS Conference

The Pre-Treatment Era:

The Pre-Treatment Era: : Antidiscrimination lawsuit by lawyer 1986: AIDS Memorial Quilt founded

The Pre-Treatment Era:

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