Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Subject files relate to Francis’s work with HIV/AIDS. Folders include correspondence, data and reports, clippings and other publications, and related material, including a very small number of photographs. Folders are arranged by name of person, organization, or topic. Some folders include restricted material; restrictions are noted at the folder level.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Centers for Disease Control (CDC) files relate to Francis’s work in the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Material includes correspondence, patient medical records, research and reports, related publications and clippings, Francis notebooks and calendars, and other material, including a very small number of photographs. Major subjects include HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and Ebola. Some files include restricted...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Centers for Disease Control (CDC) files relate to Francis’s work in the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Material includes correspondence, patient medical records, research and reports, related publications and clippings, Francis notebooks and calendars, and other material, including a very small number of photographs. Major subjects include HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and Ebola. Some files include restricted...

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Folders include blood bank related correspondence, newsletters, meeting minutes, timelines, Francis notes and logs, scientific data, and other material; some material used in litigations and marked exhibit or deposition. Subjects include AIDS and hemophiliacs, blood transfusions, the gay community, blood donation, CDC statistics and Weekly Surveillance Reports, lawsuits, and the American Red Cross.