Shelton, Connecticut: People’s Medical Publishing House, 2011. — 1024 p.This book is a scientific treatise and social history of, arguably, the most significant event of the last thirty years. Not infrequently, it is hypothesized
that what happens to our lives comes from forces beyond our control and our comprehension. This book defies this notion, as do all scientific ventures. It
says that we can play a role in bettering the lives of others and ourselves through discovery and action. Let no future generation say we ever gave up,
that we ever forgot those who succumbed or those who still suffer. May the next three decades bring us to the salvations of cure and prevention. Let us
take the science we have gained and the social justice we have found and lift them up as monuments for our heroes. Here is a treatise that declares the
human condition as one of science, struggle, perseverance, and hope.
