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- Joan Shenton, 'Positively False; Exposing the myths around HIV and AIDS'

- Roberto Giraldo, 'AIDS and Stressors'

- Steven Epstein, 'Impure Science; AIDS, activism, and the politics of knowledge'

- Neville Hodgkinson, 'AIDS: The failure of contemporary science'

- Peter Duesberg, 'Inventing the AIDS Virus'

- Peter Duesberg (virologist), 'AIDS; Virus or drug induced?'

- Peter Duesberg, 'Infectious AIDS: Have we been misled?'

- Ian Young, 'The Stonewall Experiment; A gay psychohistory'

- Ellinor Burkett, 'The Gravest Show on Earth; America in the age of AIDS'

- Robert Willner, 'Deathly Deception'

- Robert Root-Bernstein, 'Rethinking AIDS; The tragic cost of premature consensus'

- John Lauritsen & Ian Young (editors), 'The AIDS Cult: Essays on the gay health crisis'
- John Lauritsen, 'The AIDS War; Propaganda, profiteering and genocide from the medical-industrial complex'

- John Lauritsen, 'Poison by Prescription; The AZT story'

- Bruce Nussbaum, 'Good Intentions; How big business and the medical establishment are corrupting the fight against AIDS'

- Jad Adams, 'AIDS; The HIV myth'

- Jon Rappoport, 'AIDS Inc.; Scandal of the century'

Most recent releases are at left of the shelf, or top of the list.

"Il paziente malato di Aids NON muore a causa del virus dell'HIV ma per alterazioni dell'assorbimento intestinale  e quindi per ipoalimentazione  (malNutrizione), dovuta a una grave micosi." (By Dott. Gerhard Orth, Leuthkirch)
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