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{"value"=>"Curran, Dr. James / Krintzman, Donald"}
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{"value"=>"<ol class=\"list\"> <li>Mass interviews Dr. Curran about early case control studies on AIDS at the Center for Disease Control (CDC).</li> <li>Donald J. Krintzman was diagnosed with Kaposi's sarcoma and cancer in June of 1981 and died of AIDS in November of 1981. Krinzman had been one of the organizers (along with Mass, Larry Kramer, and Paul Rapoport) of the first fund-raiser in New York's gay community to prevent the spread of what was then called Kaposi's sarcoma, in August of 1981. Mass interviews Krintzman regarding the development of his illness, its impact on his identity as a gay man and his psychology, and the response to the disease from the medical community and the gay community. Interview begins at 00:24:00.</li></ol>"}
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1981
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1981
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1981
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1981
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1981
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1 audio recording