AIDS epidemic in San Francisco
Subtitle: the response of community physicians, 1981-1984
By: interviews conducted by Sally Smith Hughes in 1996. Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley,
Contributors: Andrews, Richard Lee, 1947-; Campbell, James, 1936-; Groundwater, James R., 1937-; O'Malley, Paul Monahan, 1946-; Follansbee, Stephen, 1948-; Bolan, Robert K., 1946-; Owen, William, 1949-; Hughes, Sally Smith.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published: 2000
Language: eng
Number of pages: 29
Subjects: Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights; AIDS (Disease) -- California -- San Francisco; AIDS (Disease) -- Treatment -- California -- San Francisco; AIDS (Disease) -- Patients -- Care -- California -- San Francisco; AIDS (Disease) -- Education -- California -- San Francisco; Physicians -- California -- San Francisco -- Interviews; Kaposi's sarcoma; Hepatitis B vaccine -- Testing
Other titles: San Francisco AIDS oral history series.
Description: Psychiatrist and advocate for gay medical causes in the early AIDS epidemic / Richard Lee Andrews, M.D. AIDS clinician and medical educator / James M. Campbell, M.D. Dermatologist treating the first Kaposi's sarcoma patient diagnosed in San Francisco / James R. Groundwater, M.D.

AIDS and the hepatitis B vaccine trial in San Francisco / Paul Monahan O'Malley. Infectious disease practitioner in the early AIDS epidemic / Stephen Follansbee, M.D.

Medicine, activism, and the gay community in San Francisco / Robert K. Bolan, M.D. AIDS clinical practice in the private sector / William F. Owen, Jr., M.D.