by Randy Shilts
San Francisco Kaposi’s Sarcoma Education and Research Foundation
San Francisco Public Health Department
San Francisco State University
Sansonetti Philippe
Schlafly, Phyllis
Schmidt, Harrison
Schneider, Bruce
Schram, Neil
Schweiker, Richard
Science
Scientists’ Institute for Public Information
Scotland, AIDS in
Second International Hookers’ Convention
Seely, Dennis
“Self-Reliance” (Emerson)
Selik, Richard
Sell, Ken
Senate, U.S.
Sencer, David
Sentinel, The
“September” (Auden)
servicemen
Seton Medical Center
sex clubs
see also bathhouses, bathhouse controversy
Shandera, Wayne
Shands Hospital
Shanti Project
sheep, diseases of
Sheridan, Jim
shigellosis
shingles (herpes zoster)
Siegal, Fred
Silkwood
Silver, Carol Ruth
Silverman, Mervyn
Simian AIDS (SAIDS)
Simian T-lymphotrophic virus (STLV-III)
Simon, John
Sims, Jon
Sinclair, Ian
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
skin cancer
see also Kaposi’s sarcoma
skin rashes
Slot, The (bathhouse)
Small, Andrew
smallpox
Smith, Jerry
Social Security Administration
Society for Individual Rights
Sohle, Gerri
Soledad Prison
Sonnabend, Joseph
South Africa, AIDS in
Soviet Union
Spanish flu
Spira, Thomas
Springsteen, Bruce
Stallings, Randy
“Stand By Your Man”
Stanford University Hospital
Blood Bank
staph infections
State Serum Institute
Stein, Andrew
Steinhem, Gloria
Steinmetz, Susan
STLV-III (Simian T-lymphotrophic virus)
Stonewall Brigade
Stonewall Gay Democratic Club
Stonewall riot
Strangis Silvana
Stud, The (dance bar)
sulfa drugs
Super Bowl
suramin
surgical masks
Susan (Matt Krieger’s sister)
Sutro Baths
Sutton, Willie
Swami Shri Mataji Mirmala Devi
Sweden, AIDS in
swine flu
Swing, William
Switzerland, AIDS in
symptoms
see also specific symptoms
syphilis
Taylor, Barbara
Taylor, Elizabeth
telephone sex services
Tenderloin district
Terence Higgins Trust
Teresa, Mother
T-4 lymphocyte cells (T-cells)
chemotherapy and
HTLV and
T-helpers
T-suppressors
Third International Conference on Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Thriller
thrush
thymus gland
Time
Tivey, Bob
Toilet Bowl (gay bar)
Tokyo
Tooth Fairies
Toolsie
toxic shock syndrome
NIH and
toxic waste
toxoplasmosis
Trillin Calvin
“Trivial Pursuit”
tuberculosis
Turner, Tina
Tuskegee experiment
Tutankhamen
TWA Flight
“2,339 and Counting" (Kramer)
Tylenol scare
UCLA
lack of funding at
UCSF
lack of funds at
UCSF Medical Center
Uganda, AIDS in
Uncle Charlie’s Bar
United Press International
University of California Board of Regents
USA Today
U.S. Conference of Mayors, AIDS Task Force of
Van Gorder, Dana
Velarde-Munoz, Felix
Veterans Administration Hospital
Vicious Power Hungry Bitch, Sister
Victor/Victoria
Vietnam War
Village Voice
visualization
vitamins
Voeller, Bruce
Volberding, Paul
Volunteer Park
voodoo rituals
Wailuku Community Center
Walker, Robert
Wallace, Joyce
Wall Street Journal
Walsh, Angie
Walsh, Gary
Walsh, Rick
Walter Reed Army Institute
Ward 5B, see San Francisco General Hospital
Washington Blade
Washington Post
Washoe County Commission
Washoe County Fairgrounds
Waxman, Henry
Wehrle, Paul
Weicker, Lowell
weight loss
Weinberger, Casper
Weisman, Joel
Weisner, Paul
Weiss, Ted
Wellikoff, Rick
West Hollywood Health Center
Westmoreland, Tim
White, Allen
White, Dan
White Night Riot
White Panther Party
Whitesell, Ernie
Whitesell, Mary Kraus
William, Dan
GMHC and
Wilson, Lawrence
Wolfred Tim
Women in Lave
Wonder, Roy
Wonder, Stevie
World Dermatological Conference
World Health Organization (WHO)
World War I, Spanish flu and
World War II
Japanese-Americans and
polio and
U.S. in
Wyngaarden, James
yeast infections (candidiasis)
Young, Frank
Yuchiwara District
Zaire
AIDS in
CDC and
NIH and
AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. Copyright © 1987, 1988 by Randy Shilts. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. For information, address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010.
www.stmartins.com
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Shilts, Randy.
And the band played on: politics, people, and the AIDS epidemic / Randy Shilts.
p. cm.
ISBN: 978-0-312-37463-1
1. AIDS (Disease)—History. 2. AIDS (Disease)—Political aspects—United States. 3. AIDS (Disease)—Social aspects—United States. I. Title.
RA644.A25 S48 1987
362.1’969792’00973—dcl9
87016528