How Anthony Fauci and the 1980s AIDS Scare Shaped Public Fear – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Michael Fumento's reporting on the 1980s AIDS epidemic challenged claims that HIV posed a widespread threat to heterosexual Americans and reignites debate over public health messaging.

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