The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco: The Response of Community Physicians, 1981-1984, Vol. I

Introductory Materials Richard Lee Andrews   Interview History--Richard L. Andrews, M.D.   I Background, Education, and the San Francisco Gay Community   II The AIDS Epidemic James M. Campbell   Interview History--James M. Campbell   I Education and Early Career   II The AIDS Epidemic   Early Experiences with the New Disease     Gay-Related Diseases     Articles on Sexually Transmitted Disease by Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights [BAPHR]     Sexual and Gay Liberation     The Centers for Disease Control     Retrospective Recognition of AIDS Cases     Recognizing a Syndrome     The Terms GRID and AIDS     Theories about Etiology     Information Channels     Caring for the "Worried Well"     AIDS-Related Activities at BAPHR     Etiology     Duration of the Epidemic   Attempts to Reduce the Risk of AIDS Transmission   BAPHR's AIDS Evaluation Booklet, 1985     BAPHR's Scientific Affairs Committee     BAPHR's Annual Conference, June 1981     The Kaposi's Sarcoma Clinic and Study Group, UCSF     The Professional and the Personal     Campbell's First AIDS Antibody Test   More on BAPHR     Political Burnout   AIDS as a Disease Spectrum     Early Physical Diagnosis of AIDS   Drug Therapy     Social Services     AIDS Admissions at San Francisco Hospitals   The Bathhouse Crisis     Turbulence within BAPHR, 1984-1985     Stances on the AIDS Antibody Testing     The Epidemic's Professional and Personal Impact James R. Groundwater   Interview History--James R. Groundwater   I Dr. Groundwater's Early Education and Experience   II Encountering the AIDS Epidemic   Appendices