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Introduction to AIDS Pathology

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Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) was first described in the United States in 19811–3 following several unusual outbreaks of community-acquired Pneumocystis pneumonia in homosexual men. This disease has now become a terror known around the world, and much has been learned about it in the short time since its original description. The medical literature and lay press daily add voluminous amounts of literature, often repetitive and often prematurely hopeful. Politicians are faced with the need for greater and greater commitments toward attempts at preventing or curing this disease. Its terrible toll, often on individuals in the prime of their lives including working men and women, mothers, and children, its (so far) universal fatality, its increasing drain on health care resources—financial, workforce, and facilities—and its increasing spread are all well known.

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