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HIV/AIDS: A Brief History of AZT – Part Two

Gay in the 80s Posted on June 18, 2020 by Colin ClewsJune 19, 2020

In my last post I outlined the clinical tests that led to the approval of AZT/Zidovudine as the first anti-HIV drug. What I want to do now is look at some of the non-clinical issues that surrounded the approval and … Continue reading →

Posted in Gay media, HIV/AIDS, LGBT History | Tagged ACT UP, burroughs wellcome, Capital Gay, glaxosmithkline, john lauritsen, margaret thatcher, new york native | 2 Replies

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