Celia Farber

Celia Farber has written on the issues and controversies surrounding HIV and AIDS for more than a decade. She is a regular contributor to Esquire, Spin, USA Today, and Gear, among other U.S. publications.

• 'Sins of Omission; The AZT scandal' (1989)
• 'Don't Believe the Hype' (1991)
• 'Fatal Distraction' (1992)
• 'Money Changes Everything' (1992)
• 'Out of Africa' (Part 1) (Part 2) (1993)
• 'AZT is Death' (1993)
• 'The HIV Tests' (1993)
• 'Interview Kary Mullis' (1994)
• 'AIDS Inc.' (1994)
• 'AZT on Trial' (1996)
• 'Report from Vancouver' (1996)
• 'The End of the End?' (1997)
• 'AZT Roulette' (1998)
• 'HIV and Breastfeeding' (1998)
• 'How Accurate is the HIV Test?' (1998)
• 'Fear and Loathing in Geneva' (1998)
• 'A Mothers Love' (1998)
• 'The Nightmare Continues' (1998)
• 'AIDS As Metaphor ' (1998)
• 'The Twilight's Last Gleaming' (1998)
• 'Unprotected' (1999)
• 'A Grievous Roar' (1999)
• 'Panic Attack' (1999)
• 'Soul of the Fire' (1999)
• 'Positively Flawed' (1999)
• 'A Crack in the Wall' (1999)
• 'Ignoring the Flames' (1999)
• 'A Timely Firestorm' (1999)
• 'Science Fiction' (2000)
• 'AIDS and South Africa' (2000)
• 'Out of Control: AIDS and the Corruption of Medical Science' (2006)
• 'Swedish Officials Investigating Nobel Prize Board' (2008)

Interview

Farber is the author of the book 'Serious Adverse Events: An Uncensored History of AIDS' (2006)