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The politics of acquired immune deficiency syndrome/human immunodeficiency virus.
The political process is a decisive factor in determining how governmental funds are allocated for control of all diseases especially one as highly politicized as AIDS/HIV. This article discusses how this process works and how various community groups such as homosexual men, women, African-Americans, and the elderly are affected by the outcome.