The First Person Cured of AIDS Gets His Due
Palm Springs honors Timothy Ray Brown, the first person known to cured of HIV, with a permanent memorial.
December 19 2023 1:12 AM
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Palm Springs honors Timothy Ray Brown, the first person known to cured of HIV, with a permanent memorial.
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Brown passed away from cancer at his home in Palm Springs, Calif.