Science Fictions

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Science Fictions: A Scientific Mystery, a Massive Cover-up, and the Dark Legacy of Robert Gallo (ISBN 0316090042) is a 2002 book by the journalist John Crewdson.

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Contents

  • Preface
  • Timeline
  • Prologue — "This Is What We're Going to Work On"
  1. "Too Lucky to Be True"
  2. "These Guys Have Found Something Important"
  3. "We Were Wrong, and Barré-Sinoussi Was Right"
  4. "This Looks Like It Could Be the Cause"
  5. "Our Eminent Dr. Robert Gallo"
  6. "We Assumed That Was Your Job"
  7. "Only Because There Are So Many"
  8. "Let Them Bark in the Wind"
  9. "I Don't Want to Go to Jail"
  10. "French Virus in the Picture"
  11. "Bingo. We Win"
  12. "A Small Guy Who Stumbled"
  13. "Just Show Us the Proof"
  14. "We Were Going to Get Killed"
  15. "The Whole Thing Was Sordid"
  16. "Einstein, Freud — I'd Put Him on a List Like That"
  17. "I Have Probably Talked Too Much"
  18. "Of Course We Did Grow LAV"
  19. "If Chance Will Have Me King"
  20. "I Know I Don't Lie"
  21. "Intellectual Recklessness of a High Degree"
  22. "It Can't Be the Money"
  23. "Slander Is the Worst Crime"
  24. "The Steaks Are Not Done"
  25. "We Did It to Ourselves"
  26. "Dr. Gallo Is No Longer Here"
  • Epilogue — "Rather Does the Truth Ennoble All"
  • Notes
  • Dramatis Personae
  • Glossary
  • Index
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