And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic, 20th-Anniversary Edition (106 page)

nightsweats

nitrite inhalants

Nixon, Richard M.

Nobel Prize

nonoxynol

Normal Heart, The
(Kramer)

Norman, Pat

Northern California Bathhouse Owners Association

“Nova”

obituaries

“Ode to a Nightingale” (Keats)

Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns

Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

Office of Public Liaison

Office of Technology Assessment

Oleske, James

Olson, Dale

O’Malley, Paul

“1,112 and Counting” (Kramer)

“Operation AIDS Control”

oral candidiasis

oral sex

Orion Pictures

Onega, Daniel

Ortleb, Charles

Ostrow, David

Pabich, Dick

Pacurar, Rick

papovavirus

Papp, Joseph

Paradise Garage, GMHC benefit at

Paradise Latin

paramedics protective suits worn by

Paraquat

parasitic diseases

amebiasis

giardiasis

shigellosis

Paris

AIDS in

Parker, Gerry

parvo viruses

Pasteur, Louis

Pasteur Institute

NCI feud with

Pasteur Productions

Patient Zero,
see
Dugas, Gaetan

patriotism

PBS

PCP,
see Pneumocystis carinii
pneumonia

Peace Corps

Peninsula Blood Bank

pentamidine

People With AIDS (PWAs)

Percy Hospital

Perkins, Herbert

Perlman, David

Peterson, Barry

Petty, Thomas

Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association

Philadelphia Inquirer

PHS

pigeon droppings

pigs, diseases of

Pillow Talk

Pine, Ponderosa

Pines, The

Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital

Plague, The
(Camus)

Pneumocystis carinii
pneumonia (PCP)

in hemophiliacs

in infants

in intravenous drug users

MMWR
on

pneumonia

Poe, Edgar Allan

Poersch, Enno

GMHC and

police officers

polio

Popham, Paul

GMHC and

Portugal

Price, Ray

Prince Henry Hospital

prisoners

Pro-Family Christian Coalition

prostitutes

psittacosis

psoriasis

psychic surgery

Public Health Emergency Fund

Public Health Service, U.S. (PHS)

Public Health Service Hospital

Puerto Rico, AIDS in

Purple Rain

Queens House of Detention

Quinn, John

Rambles

Rank, Peter

rashes

Rask, Grethe

Rather, Dan

Reagan, Nancy

Reagan, Ronald

Reagan, Ronald, Jr.

Reagan administration, xiv, xv

Red Cross, American

Red Cross, Dutch

Redfield, Robert

Reed, Paul

Religious fundamentalists

see also
Falwell, Jerry; Moral Majority

Rely tampons

see also
Toxic Shock Syndrome

Rendon, Carlos

Reno Gay Rodeo

Renslow, Chuck

Republican National Convention (1984)

Research & Decisions

retroviruses,
see
HTLV; LAV

Revelation

reverse transcriptase

Revolutionary Communist Party

Reyes syndrome

Reynolds, Burt

Reynolds, Debbie

ribavirin

Rickman, Herb

Rigshospitalet

rimming

River, The

RNA

Robinson, Frank

Robinson, Isaiah

Rosen, Mel

Rosenthal, Abe

Ross, Bob

Roybal, Ed

Rozenbaum, Willy

RUB

rubber gloves:

worn by dentists

worn by firefighters

worn by police officers

Rubinstein, Arye

Rural Development Fund of the Office of Community Services

“Rush”

see also
butyl inhalants; nitrate inhalants

Rushing, William

Russian River

Rwanda

AIDS in

Ryan, Romana Marie

SAIDS (Simian AIDS)

Saint, The

St. Francis Hospital

St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital

St. Mark’s Baths

“Saint’s disease”

St. Vincent’s Hospital

Salk, Jonas

salmonella

San Diego AIDS Project

Sandier, Gerald

Sandmire, Jim

San Francisco AIDS Foundation

San Francisco Ballet School

San Francisco Board of Supervisors

San Francisco Chronicle

San Francisco city government

see also specific people and agencies

San Francisco Coordinating Committee of Gay and Lesbian Services

San Francisco Council of Churches

San Francisco Department of Public Health

San Francisco 49ers

San Francisco Gay Democratic Club

see also
Harvey Milk Gay Democratic Club

San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Marching Band

San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade

San Francisco General Hospital

AIDS Clinic

San Francisco Health Commission

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