8. Materials re: AIDS Research. 1969-1989.
Towards the end of his life, Cameron became very interested in the emerging and devastating disease Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome, or AIDS. This series encompasses his studies of the disease, and features an unpublished manuscript by Cameron entitled, The AIDS Disaster.
4 boxes
Boxes 8.001 - 8.004 (Page: 1 - 4)
8.001.
Cameron Correspondence and Research Notes re:
AIDS. 1983-1988.
1.1.
General Correspondence re: AIDS. 1983-1984, 1986.
1.2.
AIDS Research Plan, developed by Raxit
Jariwalla. undated.
1.3.
Research Correspondence re: AIDS. 1984-1985, 1987-1988.
1.4.
Research Fundraising for AIDS
project. 1987.
1.5.
Grant Application, Correspondence re: AIDS
Studies. 1986, 1988.
1.6.
Article: "Ascorbate and the Acquired Immune
Deficiency Syndrome". undated.
1.7.
Article: "Statement on the Treatment of AIDS,"
by Cameron and Pauling, first folder. 1987.
1.8.
Article: "Statement on the Treatment of AIDS,"
by Cameron and Pauling, second folder. 1987.
8.002.
The AIDS Disaster
by Ewan Cameron, [unpublished book manuscript]. 1987-1989.
2.1.
3.5" floppie disks: "The
AIDS Disaster, 27 May 1988, 6 September 1988, and 27 September
1988". 1988.
2.2.
Correspondence re: The
AIDS Disaster. 1987-1989.
2.3.
Manuscript: Understanding AIDS: The Search for a Solution - A Book
for the Intelligent Layman by Ewan Cameron [original
title]. 1988.
2.4.
Manuscript: "Appendix 4: Some Practical Advice
for the AIDS Patient," by Linus Pauling,
May 1988.
2.5.
Manuscript: The AIDS
Disaster, by Ewan Cameron. 1988.
2.6.
Manuscript: The AIDS
Disaster, by Ewan Cameron. 1988.
8.003.
Non-Cameron Articles and Studies re:
AIDS. 1984-1988.
3.1.
"AIDS in the UK", The
Lancet,
December 12, 1987.
3.2.
Bradford, Jim. "AIDS and Vitamin C", letter to
the editor of Boston Community
News. undated.
3.3.
Cathcart, R. "Vitamin C in the Treatment of
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)", Medical Hypotheses, 14:423-433,
1984.
3.4.
Cumins, N.C. "Vitamin C and AIDS"
[manuscript],
December 1986.
3.5.
Douglass, William Campbell. "WHO Murdered
Africa", Health Freedom News,
September 1987.
3.6.
Evatt, B. et al. "Coincidental Appearance of
LAV/HTLV-III Antibodies in Hemophilliacs and the Onset of the AIDS
Epidemic", The New England Journal of
Medicine,
February 21, 1985.
3.7.
Folkers, K. et al. "Biochemical Deficiencies
of Coenzyme Q10 in HIV-Infection and
Exploratory Treatment", Biochemical and
Biophysical Research Communications, 153, 2,
June 16, 1988.
3.8.
Gravell, M. "Transmission of Simian Acquired
Immunodeficiency Syndrome (SAIDS) with Blood or Filtered Plasma",
Science 223,
January 6, 1984.
3.9.
Harakeh, S. and R. Jariwalla. "Suppression of
HIV Replication in Vitro by Ascorbate"
[manuscript]. undated.
3.10.
Landesman, Sheldon. "The AIDS Epidemic",
New England Journal of Medicine, 312, 8,
February 21, 1985.
3.11.
Mann, Jonathan et al. "AIDS: A Global
Perspective", The New England Journal of
Medicine,
August 4, 1988.
3.12.
Marcus, Stephen. "Breakdown of PGE 1 Synthesis
is Responsible for the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome",
Medical Hypotheses, 15:39-46,
1984.
3.13.
Marcus, Stephen. "Can the Acquired
Immunodeficiency Syndrome be Reversed? A Nutritional Approach"
[manuscript]. undated.
3.14.
Norman, Colin. "AIDS Therapy: A New Push for
Clinical Trials", Science, 230,
December 20, 1985.
3.15.
Pearce, Richard et al. "Intestinal Parasites
in Two AIDS-Related Conditions: Persistent Lymphadenopathy and Immune
Thrombocytopenic Purpura" [manuscript and correspondence]. undated.
8.004.
Materials re: Hepatitis and AIDS. 1969, 1971, 1973, 1978, 1980-1983, 1985.
4.1.
Alter, H. et al. "Transmission Agent in Non-A,
Non-B Hepatitis", The Lancet,
March 4, 1978.
4.2.
Tabor, E. et al. "Transmission of Non-A, Non-B
Hepatitis from Man to Chimpanzees", The
Lancet,
March 4, 1978.
4.3.
Materials re: Hepatitis B Vaccinations and
AIDS ["AIDS-Gate"]. 1969, 1971, 1973, 1980-1983, 1985.
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