Treating HIV is rarely an emergency. An interview with Joseph Sonnabend. Interview by Bob Huff.
Dr. Joseph Sonnabend was one of the earliest AIDS clinicians and researchers. He helped introduce the concept of safer sex and was a pioneer in establishing community-based research. He was mentor to many of the first generation of AIDS activists and is famous among patients for being the first doctor who treated them as equals. He recently retired from medical practice in New York and now lives in London.
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