The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco: The Medical Response 1981-1984; Volume 8

This collection of oral histories, compiled by the University of California's Bancroft Library, offers a deeply personal look at the early years of the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco. Doctors, nurses, activists, and patients share their experiences of a devastating disease and the medical and social response that developed in its wake.

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