I remember doing that after reading a Wall Street Journal article in the late 80's that was demanding we stop wasting money on AID's research and spend the mone

I remember doing that after reading a Wall Street Journal article in the late 80's that was demanding we stop wasting money on AID's research and spend the money on worthy diseases, like cancer, stoke and heart disease. Thing is if you estimated years of productive life lost AID's was at least as bad as heart disease. Because back then heart disease killed mostly old people and AID's killed young people. If I had to assign a batting average for the Wall Street Journal in terms of public health I'd give them a 0.0