Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS by Celia Farber


My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have read quite a few book on whether or not HIV causes AIDS, so I know the arguments pretty much inside and out, so this book did not really add anything to my knowledge, but it would be the first book to give someone if they are interested in the discussion. It is history written very compellingly. Almost in the form of a novel. A real page turner in an area that can be somewhat dry.

By reading it you will find out:
- Why AIDS is not decimating Africa and why it is unlikely to do so in the future. A big problem in Africa is malnutrition and bad drinking water.
- People who take antiviral drugs tend to have shorter life spans than those who avoid them.
- Many other things.

I recommend this book quite highly.

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