The Invisible People: How the U.S. Has Slept Through the Global AIDS Pandemic, the Greatest HumanitarianCatastrophe of Our Time

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Summary: A fascinating, insightful read
Review: Greg Behrman's Invisible People is a riveting, well-written account of how the AIDS epidemic has shaped the global landscape. Personally, I was astounded by the statistics in the preface --25 million dead, 40 million currently infected, 8,000 people dying of AIDS every day--and gripped by Behrman's description of the heroes and villians in our battle against one of the greatest killers the world has ever known. This is an important book.