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One Year Later

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Jeff Getty received a baboon marrow transplant one year ago.
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Jeff Getty, man who has AIDS
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Glaxo-Wellcome is keeping the AIDS drug 15-92 off the market.
Jeff Getty, man who has AIDS
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People in the AIDS bureaucracy are earning six-figure salaries.
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Jeff Getty, man who has AIDS
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A commentary from Jeff Getty, a man who has AIDS. One year ago, he was given a baboon marrow transplant in an attempt to restore his immune system. He is doing well, but Getty complains about a sense that the company Glaxo-Wellcome is keeping the AIDS drug 15-92 off the market because it wants to maximize its profits for the old AIDS drug AZT. Getty also says he thinks there has been a whole bureaucracy built up around AIDS, with people making six-figure salaries. In the meantime, those with the disease are dying.

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