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WASHINGTON--Because of frequent inquiries from people needing references to answer those skeptics who question the link between HIV and AIDS, NIAID Director Anthony Fauci asked the Institute to put together a pamphlet explaining it all.

WASHINGTON--Because of frequent inquiries from people needingreferences to answer those skeptics who question the link betweenHIV and AIDS, NIAID Director Anthony Fauci asked the Instituteto put together a pamphlet explaining it all.

To obtain the 61-page booklet, entitled "The Relationshipbetween the Human Immunodeficiecy Virus and the Acquired ImmunodeficiencySyndrome," e-mail NIAID at folkers @ nih, gov.

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