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   Is a little bit of mercury really going to kill me?
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2. Side Effects
   Dr. Larry Bruni may have cured Raymond Machesney of HIV infection. So why is D.C.'s most radical AIDS doctor broke?
   September 15, 1995
3. AIDS Ward
   May 5, 1995
4. Losing Track
   Privacy and funding clash in the battle over HIV monitoring in the District.
   August 31, 2001
5. A Gap in the Fire Wall
   How do you respond to a smallpox outbreak in the AIDS era? Very carefully.
   November 23, 2001
6. Immunity Challenge
   Reviewed: Paul A. Offit, M.D.'s Vaccinated: One Man's Quest to Defeat the World's Deadliest Diseases
   June 22, 2007
7. Silence=Denial
   The AIDS epidemic is over. As long as you don't look too hard.
   November 17, 2000
8. Denial of Silence
   December 1, 2000
9. The Commander
   In the 1980s, Hank Carde planned military strategy at the highest levels of the Pentagon. Then he fell in love, got sick, and left the Navy to run a one-man crusade for people with AIDS.
   May 2, 1997
10. Sweet 16 and Never Had AIDS
    Dan calls in the experts for a good gay boy.
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