To End a Plague: America's Fight to Defeat AIDS in Africa

To End a Plague is an extraordinary book that tells the story of America's engagement in HIV/AIDS control in sub-Saharan Africa.

Emily Bass, a journalist-historian-activist, provides a comprehensive and vivid account of how President George W.

Bush launched a successful American war against the global pandemic with the PEPFAR program.

The book traces the lives of activists who first impelled President Bush to take action and later sought to prevent AIDS deaths at the whims of American politics.

With exhaustive research and engaging writing, To End a Plague reveals an America capable of real and meaningful change, providing imperatives for future pandemic wars.

This book is essential reading for those with a background in the subject and offers a detailed account of how this [American AIDS] plan came to be.

Don't miss out on this definitive history of an American moonshot!