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English: cover page of MMWR of July 3, 1981. Considered to be the first major public info regarding (what later became known as) AIDS
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| Date | 3 July 1981 |
| Source | MMWR Morbidity and Mortality Weekly, Centers for Disease Control |
| Author | US gov't |
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