VIRAL: The Fight Against AIDS in America

VIRAL offers a compelling and informative account of the early years of the AIDS crisis in America, beginning in 1981 when the disease first emerged as an unrecognized medical mystery primarily affecting gay men. The book highlights the bravery of activists who fought for recognition, research, and civil rights amid a backdrop of fear and denial. Through vivid storytelling, it traces the pivotal moments that led to increased awareness and the transformation of AIDS from a death sentence to manageable condition.