Before anyone knew there was a crisis, a silent threat was already moving. Hospitals and families trusted the promises of modern medicine. But somewhere, something deadly was quietly spreading, unnoticed and uncontained. In the late nineteen seventies and early nineteen eighties, the world believed it had finally gained the upper hand against infectious disease.
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