دانلود کتاب The River: A Journay to the Source of HIV and AIDS

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Contents Cast of Characters Foreword, by Professor Bill Hamilton Prologue: A Note on Sources — And Exploring Rivers Introduction: John Snow and the Water Pump I the river in cross section: frozen moments of flow Frozen in Time: 1959 Frozen in Space: A Rural Epicenter in Africa II from trickle to flood: the early spread of AIDS “A Mysterious Microbe”: Early Evidence of AIDS in North America High Days and Holidays: The Haitian Interchange Early Traces in Europe HIV and AIDS in Central Africa False Positives, and the Specter of Contamination The Manchester Sailor AIDS in the Pre-AIDS Era? Contents Theories of Origin, Propounded and Refuted Gerry Myers and the Monkey Puzzle Tree III a new hypothesis of source AIDS and Polio Vaccines The Race to Conquer Polio: Early Research and Inactivated Polio Vaccines The Race to Conquer Polio: Oral Polio Vaccines Dr. Dick and Dr. Dane “What Happens When Science Goes Bad” Louis Pascal The Counterattack Begins IV european feeders An Untimely Passing The Congo Trials Primate Immunodeficiency Viruses Pierre Lépine and the Pasteur Institute The Norwegian Sailor Switzerland and Sweden An Introduction to HIV-2 Paul Osterrieth and Fritz Deinhardt The Quieting of Louis Pascal V the passage through the pools 375 A Man of Many Ideas Hilary Koprowski — Opening Moves The West Coast Trials The East Coast Trials — And the Question of Informed Consent At the CDC Tom Norton Contents Hilary Koprowski — End Game Other Views, Other Voices — From Lederle to the Wistar David Ho VI whirlpools and sinkholes Bill Hamilton The Two Sailors From the Archives Ghislain Courtois Stanley Plotkin Le Laboratoire Médical de Stanleyville The Chimpanzees The Belgian Vaccine The Threats Begin Alexandre Jezierski VII charting the course The HIV-2 Enigma Infection by Mouth Preston Marx and an Alternative Hypothesis Natural or Iatrogenic Transfer? What Happened at Letchworth and Clinton What Happened at Lindi Where CHAT Was Fed Correlations with Early HIV and AIDS Starburst and Dispersal Dead Ends and Hidden Bends VIII how a river is born The Rechanneling of History When the Levee Breaks Postscript Appendices A. Arguments For and Against the OPV/AIDS Hypothesis B. Experiments and Investigations That Could Be Conducted to Shed Further Light on the OPV/AIDS Hypothesis Acknowledgments Notes Glossary Index