Helen Epstein
Praise for The Invisible Cure
Her subject – it soon becomes clear – is not just the nature of one virus, but of humankind
Philip Gourevitch
Like travelling into remote and hard-to-comprehend territory with an unblinking and sure-footed guide
The New York Times
A serious attempt to understand the epidemiology of thoughtfulness, as well as that of HIV. Epstein wants to know why clarity and honesty, as well as human lives, so often become casualties of AIDS
New Statesman
Her subject – it soon becomes clear – is not just the nature of one virus, but of humankind
Philip Gourevitch
Like travelling into remote and hard-to-comprehend territory with an unblinking and sure-footed guide
The New York Times
A serious attempt to understand the epidemiology of thoughtfulness, as well as that of HIV. Epstein wants to know why clarity and honesty, as well as human lives, so often become casualties of AIDS
New Statesman
Her subject – it soon becomes clear – is not just the nature of one virus, but of humankind
Philip Gourevitch
Like travelling into remote and hard-to-comprehend territory with an unblinking and sure-footed guide
The New York Times
A serious attempt to understand the epidemiology of thoughtfulness, as well as that of HIV. Epstein wants to know why clarity and honesty, as well as human lives, so often become casualties of AIDS
New Statesman