Nattrass, Nicoli.
New York : Columbia University Press, c2012.
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Notes:

• Includes bibliographical references (p. [193]-216) and index.
• The conspiratorial move against HIV science and its consequences — AIDS origin conspiracy theories in the United States and South Africa — Who believes AIDS conspiracy theories and why leadership matters — Science, politics, and credibility : David Gilbert fights AIDS conspiracy beliefs in US prisons — Science, conspiracy theory, and the South African AIDS policy tragedy — Hero scientists, cultropreneurs, living icons, and praise-singers : AIDS denialism as community — Defending the imprimatur of science : Duesberg and the medical hypotheses saga — The conspiratorial move and the struggle for evidence-based medicine.

Subjects:

• AIDS (Disease) — Transmission.
• HIV infections — United States.
• HIV infections — South Africa.
• AIDS (Disease) — United States.
• AIDS (Disease) — South Africa.
• Medical policy — United States.
• Medical policy — South Africa.
• Conspiracy theories.
• Public opinion — United States.
• Public opinion — South Africa.
• HIV Infections — South Africa.
• HIV Infections — United States.
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome — South Africa.
• Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome — United States.
• Health Policy — South Africa.
• Health Policy — United States.
• Public Opinion — South Africa.
• Public Opinion — United States.

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