A riveting narrative. . . . Hillman’s intriguing portrait will deepen readers’ understanding of those who worked tirelessly to solve a medical mystery, nobly yearning to save lives and leave an indelible mark on human history. Hillman argues that the larger story of AIDS can teach ‘important lessons for the future’ on how nations can better deal with emerging epidemics.
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