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Subject: Re: Politics of AIDS, of Foster Care
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Date: Thu, 12-Sep-85 15:30:56 EDT
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>It now looks like AIDS policy will be determined by politics, not medical
>or legal guidelines.  

I think that such policy is inherently political. My neighbor has
been running a research program related to AIDS for a couple years
and has been constantly having to fight political problems. Research
funding in all areas cannot be separated from politics can it?