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	NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
‘	Science Fictions: A Scientific Mystery, a Massive Cover-up, and the Dark Legacy of Robert Gallo,’ by Robert Steinbrook [September 5, 2002]
	RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH
‘	Gallo tried to claim discovery,’ by Deborah Love [August 18, 2002]
	PROVIDENCE JOURNAL-BULLETIN
‘	Scandalous behavior in the assault on AIDS,’ by Jeanne Nicholson [April 14, 2002]
	WASHINGTON POST
‘	Germ Warfare,’ by Stephen Mihm [April 14, 2002]
	NEW YORK TIMES
‘	Blood and Thunder From AIDS Labs,’ by Ed Regis [April 12, 2002]
	CHICAGO TRIBUNE
‘	Uncovering a cover-up in AIDS research,’ by Ted Anton [March 31, 2002]
	NEW SCIENTIST
	Book review, by Daniel S. Greenberg
	NATURE
‘	Lots of peanut shells but no elephant,’ by Jaap Goudsmit [March 14, 2002, no. 416:125]
	MONTREAL GAZETTE
‘	Nobel elicits ignoble ambition,’ by Mark Wainberg [March 23, 2002]
	WASHINGTON MONTHLY
‘	Lab Rat,’ by Phillip J. Longman [March 2002]
	NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
‘	Autopsy of a Medical Breakthrough,’ by John Horgan
	LOS ANGELES TIMES
‘	Blood, Sweat and Ego,’ by Helen Epstein
	BALTIMORE SUN
‘	Science Fictions: AIDS virus furor,’ by John R. Alden
	SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE
‘	The Scientific Method,’ by Cheryl Clark.
	EDMONTON JOURNAL
‘	How Gallo almost stole credit for AIDS breakthrough,’ by Charles Rusnell [February 24, 2002]
	KIRKUS REVIEWS
‘	Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Crewdson relates a cautionary tale of the American doctor who lied repeatedly to take credit for discovering the AIDS virus.’ READ MORE       PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
‘	Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Crewdson (The Tarnished Door) provides a comprehensive and compelling examination of the controversy surrounding the discovery of the AIDS virus.’ READ MORE