Chronicle of a Plague, Revisited: AIDS and Its Aftermath
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Chronicle of a Plague, Revisited: AIDS and Its Aftermath

by Andrew Holleran

History Health
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In Chronicle of a Plague, Revisited, Andrew Holleran returns to the history of AIDS and the years that followed. Reflective and historically minded, the book considers the epidemic’s lasting effects on individuals, communities, and society, offering a thoughtful perspective on a crisis whose consequences continue to resonate.

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Chronicle of a Plague, Revisited examines AIDS and its aftermath through the perspective of Andrew Holleran.

The book revisits a defining public health crisis and considers the changes that followed in its wake.

Its focus includes the human and social consequences of AIDS, placing the epidemic within a broader historical context.

This is a reflective work about memory, loss, and the continuing significance of a transformative period.

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